Norwich bulletin., 1916-09-04
JEWEII CITY
Olson Whiting Wedding Saturday Evening-Locomotivc Sparks Cause Second Fire in Mathewson Court -Wesk End and Holiday Guests.

At The Films, the home of MT and Mrs. r. c. Whiting, there was a quiet wedding Saturday evening when Rev Samuel Thatcher united in marriage with the double ring service. Miss Elizabeth c. Whiting and Henry F. Olson, both of Jewatt City. The bride entered the room with her fa- ther, who gave her away. Tho mai ron of honor was the brides sister, Mrs. George Babcock of Plainfield. The best man was Robert Olson, tLe groom's brother. The bride wore her travelling suit of midnight blue af- feta, with oorsage bouuuet Of white roses. The matron of honor wore crepe de chire and a corsHEe bouquet of pink roses. As the party cam4 in to the room the Bridal Chorus from I ohengrin was played Sy Miss LucY9 OConner of Hartford. During thc ceremony she played \ Perfect Day. Tho ceremony was performed before n. bank Of palms and frcns. Tte par Tor decorative color scheme was green, nd white phlox The wedding sup per was served in the dining room, which was done in green, with pink rcsHs. ph!oX and begonias. Only near relatives were present and they in ciuded four generations among the guests.
 Mr. and Mrs, Olson will visit Wash inrton, D. C.. Niagara Falls and other points of interest on their wedding fr'0 of 2 week. On their return they will reside at The Films for q while.
 Mrs. Olson WIS graduated from the Piversida Grammar school in 1906. MT. Olson is employed at the Tracy h9rdwa~e store. and is the borough tay collector The young people have host of friends who wish them ev- cry happiness.
 ThO crif+ fo +1,o 4ro, or honor vaS 2 brooch. The groom gave. the best man 2 pair of cufflinks Second Fire From Locomotive Sparks
 A second alarm for fire in Mathew son court on Mechanic street was rung on the Baptfst bell Saturday af- ternoon Only a few roonths ago the tenement occupied bv Thomas Stew art c0rght fire on the roof. caused by a spark from a locomotive. After the house was renovated MT and Mrs. Stewart returned to occupy it. Satur- day sparks from an engine set fire TO shed ne9r inc some house and ill., nd with goods stored there bv Mr Stewart. The fire company respond- "d in short order to the call and ex- t'nguished the fire. which was beyond t7e cortrol of the efforts of the neigh birs. The goods were ruined.
 Cause or Reath Heart Trouble.
 The body Of Mrs. Alexander Benoit If Pawtucket was brought to her fa- ther's, Paul Ethier's home on Me her death was heart trouble.
 Week-e end Personals.
 Mir. and Mrs. Dennis Griffin are in North Brookfeld. Mass.
 Miss Lucy OConner and Ernest Browne's
 Miss Ruth Stewart is the guest of her cousin, Mrs. Louis T. Engler, in
 Mrs. IT; T. Thurber and daughter Geo. IT. Thorntons
 Miss Amy Evarts of New Haven is spending a few days at B. R. Gard ner's.
 MT. and Mrs. James Furey and fam jly of Taftville were guests Sunday at James Stafford's
 MT. and Mrs. F. C. J,ague have re- turned from Oakland Beach.
 MT. and Mrs Leland Raney of
 Miss Jennie Blake Misses Rather inc and Elizabeth Heidelberg are in Providence.
 Ernie Myott of Boston is with his parents, MT. and Mrs. Nelbert My ott's.
 MT. and Mrs. F. Geo. Lague left on Sunday for a weeks stay in Spring field with Mir. Lague's sister. Mrs. Stanislas Gingras
 Mrs. Elizabeth Auclair and family who have been in Norwich for several months have returned to Jewett City,
 Mir. and Mrs T. A Rioux are v1s- ltine relatives in Waterbury.
 MT. and Mrs. Edmond Jodoin and Mrs. Emma Seymour are in Boston for the holiday.
 Entertained Aid Society.
 Mrs. N. J. Babcock entertained the Ladies' Aid society of the Baptist church last week. She was assisted by Mrs. Althea Comager, Mrs. G. H. Prior, Mrs. c. F. Gardner, Mrs B. M Gray and Miss Nellie P. Franklin.
 Guests From Silver City.
 MT. and Mrs. Clark W. Reynolds and Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Boyle of Mer- fden called at c. A. Haskell's and R. M. Browns Sunday.
 Mir. and Mrs. George Shumway of Bridgeport have been guests at W. H. Browns.
 Memorial Mass.
 months mind mass for Mrs. F. x. Casavant was said at St. Mary's church by Rev. J. J. McCabe Saturday.