Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-03
New London County
SALEM
Winners in Prize Speaking Contest ceoerphy Prizes Awarded-Guests mt Miller czarmonaslSi Wedding.

2 Rev. Mr. weimer of New Haven preached in the Congregationl church Tn Y. F. s. c. E. missionary meet ing Sunday evening was led by Mrs Mary Darling
 Bell L. Pratt and daughter Miss Helen Pratt or Boston spent lew days at the Pratt 1arIn recently. MT. and Mrs. Winfield Hanney anu family and Miss Fannie Jordan spent Saturday and Sunday with MT. ana Mrs. T. H. Hanney of Waterford.
 Mr. and Mrs. Henry Jourdan and family of Branfcrd spent Memorial day with MT. and Mrs. Winfield Han mel.
 Move to Lebanon.
 John Isteries and family moved. from the Czamomski farm to 3 place in Lebanon.
 Winners in speakins Contest
 The speking contest in which pu- pills of the town participated was held in Grange hall Friday evening, May 26th The following program was giv- en:
 Song. Our Country's flag, pupils of the Central schooli Patrick Henry's Speech. Lawrence Spencer; Captain, My Captain, Louisa Intenes;; Build ing of the Ship. Cleon Gardner; Loch- invar, Vivian Czarmomski; The Red Thread of Honor. John Hatt: The Day is Done, Violet Rogers; violin solo, Wellesley Hanney; The Song of the Sea, Joseph Hiatt; Barbara Frietchie. Minnie KingsIey; Independence Bell, Sarah Schmuckles; Victoria's Mo- rengo. Louis Ariewitz; Soldiers Song, Bruno Prorok; song Flow Gently, Sweet Alton, pupils of Central school; violin solo, Wellesley Hanney.
 The judges were Prof Brown of New Haven, Miss Curtis of Colchest- or and Richard Coolidge of Brooklyn 7 N. Y
 The first prize was awarded Minnie Kingsley, the second to Lawrence Czarmomski.
 Won Prizes in Geography
 The prizes in geography for th6 year were also distributed by Prof Hiram Bingham, who offers the priz- District No. 2, Alice Rix; District No G Sophie zduricyrk; District No 6 Bernard Bloom; District No. [, Louis Ariewitz.
 In the competitive examinations ir geography Philip Cohen won first prize and Bernard Bloom second.
 Miller czarromski Wedding.
 Forest Washburn Walter Czarmom- ski and daughter Miss Vivian, return- ed recently from Manchester where they attended the wedding of Mir Czarmemskis eldest daughter, Lucy and Walter V. Miller of Manchester Thme couple were married Tuesday May 23, at eight p. m. in St. Mary'i church by Rev. A. B. McNelty Tht bride wore white crepe de chine ana carried bride roses The maid O honor was Miss Anna Griffin of Man chester who wore white silk and car ried white roses. The flower girl were Vivian Czarmomski, sister of tn, bride and Katherine Miller sister o tn groom. They were dressed in whit and carried bouquets of white lille and carnations
 After the ceremony MT. and Mrs Miller went to their newly furnishel home 2S Cooper street South Man chester, where breakfast was served The groom's mother and sister aide in receiving the guests. The weddinl presents were beautiful, including GU glass, china oil paintings; a silver frui basket from F. Washburn, a silve table set from Mrs. Heselton. Haynes piano from the brides sister Vivian Czarmomski, d velvet ar square from the brides father and check from the groom's parents MT. an dN1rs. Miller will be at home a 2S Cooper street after June Sth.
 The bridegroom is one of Sout Manchester's most popular young me and is first machinist at the Chene factory.
 Prof. Hiram Bingham and Pro Brown of New Haven were callers 1 town last week.