Norwich bulletin., 1916-12-27
WEDDINGS.
SeiqaI-Bioom.

At o'clock Tuesday evening a very pretty wedding took place when Miss Sarah H. Bloom, daughter of MT. and Mrs. John Bloom of 179 West Main street, was united in marriage with Paul Seigal of Maiden, Mass.
 The ceremony was performed by Rev Nathaniel Sobol. assisted by Rev. Joseph Rosenberg in the Brothers of Joseph synagogue on West Main street which was elaborately decorated with palms, evergreen and plants. During the ceremony music Was rendered by an orchestra
 Miss Anna Bloom, sister of the bride, was the maid of honor and, Joseph Fuller of Maiden, Mass, was the best man. The bridesmaids were Gussie Seigal, Anna Seigal, Gertrude Atlas, Sarah Bloom, Lillian Bloom and the ushers were Nathan Borenstein, Charles Chaser. Sol Puguch, Oscar and Isadore Bloom. Sigmund Seigal was the head usher. Miss Leah Sci gal was the flower girl.
 After the ceremony wedding sup per and reception was held in the Brothers of Joseph hall. which was decorated for the occasion by Jacob Bloom, brother of the bride. In attend ance were about 150 relatives and friends. Dancing followed the recep- tion with Saul Alofsin acting as the prompter for the square dances.
 The bride was charming1y dressed in white satin, trimmed with tulle and carried a large bouquet of roses and the maid of honor wore yellow net over gold cloth and she carried large bouquet of roses.
 The groom is in the dry goods busi- ness in Maiden, Mass, and is well known there.
 The bride has been employed for the past three years in Porteous & Mitchell Co.,, and has. wide circle ot friends.
 Telegrams Of congratulations were received from many cities and the bride received many handsome gifts including cut glass, silverware, china furniture and gold pieces.
 The out of town guests were: MT and Mrs. Phillip Chaser and daugh- ter, Bessie and Gertrude. Mrs. Meyer Nathan Dorfnstein, Charles Chaser Sol Bugach. all of Maiden, Mass; Mrs c. H. Wender, Mr. and Mrs. J. Pogol Lonf Island, MT. A. Silverberg, all ot New York.
 Saknus-kinesbury. Miss Josephine Kingsbury, daugh- ter of Mrs. Charles Kingsbury of Nj antic, and Quartermaster Sergeant Henry Saknus of Fort Wright, Fishers Christmas day. at the home of the
 brides mother here by Rev. Harry P Fuller, pastor of the Baptist church The newly married couple left fol Fishers Island, where they will make their home.
 Smith-BarroWs. At the home of MT. and Mrs. Thom as Walter Barrows in Mansfield Cen ter, at Il o'clock Christmas day. L' Roy Irving Smith and Miss Esthe Winifred Barrows were united in mar riage by Rev. Harry A Beadle, O Pomfret Center. Mir. Smith is the cid est son of MT. and Mrs. Horace Smith of East Lyme. After a shor trip MT. and Mrs. Smith will mak their home at Spring Hill. Only members of the two fami1ie attended the wedding Monday. HiII-Tibbetts. On Christmas afternoon at o'clocl the wedding of Miss Nellie c. Tibbett and Herbert N. Hill took place at tn parsonage of the Central Baptis church with relatives and friends il attendance. Rev. Joel B. Slocum, D D., performed the ceremony. MT. and Mrs. Hill left for a shor wedding tour after which they vii reside at their newly furnished hom 1 on Main street. The bride is the onl, daughter of Mrs. Nellie E. Tibbett and the late Elmer G. Tibbetts of Clif street. The groom is the son of MI and Mrs. H. H. Hill of Division stree and is a member Of the firm of c. W Hill and Son.