Norwich bulletin., 1916-09-21
BALTIC
Sixty Tables Filled at Whist-Wood- mansee- Marshall Wedding-GirI At- temnts to Board Moving Car and Gets a Tumble.

A successful whist and social was given in Sprague hall Tuesday even Ing for the benefit of St. Mary's church. About sixty tables were oc- cupied. Following were the winners of prizes: Arthur Roy, Jr., was award ed a bathrobe; Miss Imelda Gaucher, fancy collar; Antoinette Bourrett, ma terial for dress Mary Jane Beaure- gard. Taftville. set of plates. The con- solation award went to Mrs. Mary Rice. Gentlemen's first, Joseph La croix. box of cigars; J. D. Pratte, humidor of tobacco. Consolation award, Napoleon Duff, tie pin. About $35 was realized.
 Woodmansee-Marsh
 At St. Mary's rectory at 2.3o We'd nesday afternoon Aldia Marshall and Edwin c. Woodmansee were united in marriage by Rev. J. V. E. kBelanger. Miss Eva May Marshall, sister of the bride, was bridesmaid and John c. Lucas of Norwich was best man. The bride was attired in a tailored blue serge suit and wore a white hat. The bridesmaid wore green poplin. A re- ception followed at the home of the bride, at 256 Fifth avenue.
 The bride is the daughter of Fran cis and Jennie Dupont Marshall and had been boolIkeeper in the weaving department of the Baltic Mills com pany for the past three years. She was a member of the Children of Mary. also a member of St. Mary's choir. The groom is the son of Fran cls and Abbie c. Woodmansee of Nor Wich and is employed at the Interna- tionaI Silver works in Norwich. The brides gift to her maid was laval Here and ring set with pearls. The groom gave his best man a diamond tie pin. The numerous handsome gifts included silver, cut glass, china, mon- ey, HOuSehOId furnishings, also a hand some art square from the employees of the International Silver works Nor wich. MT. and Mrs. Woodmansee left at 6.30 for different cities i'll Connecti- cut and Massachusetts. Upon their return they will reside in a newly furnished home at IT Winchester street, Laurel Hill.
 Guests at the wedding included Mrs. Francis WoOdmanSee of Norwich, MT and Mrs. Henry Whitmarsll of New York. Norman Soule. New Haven, AL bert Woodnarsee, Springfield, Mass, Therin Woodmansee Worcester, Mass, and John Lucas, Norwich. The brides going away gown was of Bur Gundy red broadcloth.
 4 girl about II years of age resid- ing on Main street attempted to board the outgoing car. She lost her bal ance and fell backward, striking the -1CuiIu 1He CHlIu 1ecelNed good shaking up, but was not injured
 Taking Valuation.
 Estimators for the interstate com merce commission were in town We'd nesday taking the valuation of the poles, wires and instruments owned by the Western Union Telegraph company in connection with the New York, New Haven and Hartford road.
 News in General. N
 Miss Mary Donnelly, who has been the guest Of Mrs. John Wood of Little Flats, has returned to her home in West Chelmsford.
 Mrs. Francis McWaugh and daugh- ter Frances of Washington, D. C., are guests of Mrs. William E. Young of Fifth avenue.
 Robert Walker was in Boston on business Wednesday,
 Fred James, who has been in the Backus hospital for treatment, has re- turned to town much improved in health.
 Workmen are engaged in improving Charles F. Charon's land in the lower section of High street.
 Town Clerk Arthur P. Cote was in Providence on official business We'd nesday.