Norwich bulletin., 1916-10-05
BALTIC
LaBrique -CIocher Wedding--One Hun dred Tables Filled at St. Jean So- ciety's Whist - Strawberries Picked Tuesday,

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 At St. Mary's church Monday morn ing at o'clock Regina Clocher, only daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Alfred Clocher, and Wilfred JaBrique were united in marriage by Rev. J. V. E. Belanger. The witnesses were Moses LaBrique and A1clidas Clocher. The bride wore a plum colored suit with hat to match. A delegation from the Children of Mary, of which the bride was member, awaited the arrival of the bridal couple at the church. As aisle Mendelssohn's wedding march was played by the organist, Miss N. V. Milner. The bride was married within the chancel rail, and during the mass the society's medal was removed by the president, Miss Elois Roy. At the offertory Millards Ave Maria was sung by Mrs. R. J. Jodoin.
 After the ceremony a reception was held at the home of the bride on River avenue. The numerous handsome gifts included cut glass; silver, china, house. hold furnishings and money. MT. and Mrs. LaBrique left at 9.15 for trip to include Montreal, F'arnam and St. Hyacinth, Canada, and Barre Vt. On their return they will reside in a new ly furnished home in Taftville, where the groom is employed in the velvet mill.
 Guests were present from Cassacon- sett, Wiilinlantic, Plainfeld, Putnam, Taftville and Baltic.
 On Motor Outing.
 Peter Desprez, Henry Bellanger, P. Cardin and. Peter Rabitaille left We'd pesday morning for mootr trip to in- clude Providence, New Bedford. Bos- ton and Brocllton. While in Brockton they will attend the fair.
 Tennis Experts to Play.
 A number of local young ladies who are followers of tennis will play an exhibition game at an early date. One Hundred Tables of Whist. The members of St. Jean de Baptiste society their wives and families at | tended a whist given by the members | of the society in Sprague hall Tues day evening. About 1C0 tables were occupied. During the evening the fol- lowing selections were given by Will Dream of Wagner Open the Gates of the Temple, Holy City, Nightingale Song, Poet and Peasant, Why Do the l Nations? Perfect Day, Bonnie Sweet l Bessie, "Reminiscences of Verdi, For You Alone, Heart Bowed Down, Drink | to Me Only With Thine Eyes, Tales | of Hoffman, Will O the Wisp, As Long | as the Shamrock Grows Green, A Wee | Little Bit of Cruskeen Lawn. Lambs l March, The Trumpet Shall Sound, Ce- | cil waltz and Fsmeralda waltz. The l gifts included: $2.50 in gold, Lawrence l Genard; silk umbrella, Annie RiH ] pocketbook, Lena Chretilon; pocket 1 book, Eva Doyon; consolation awards l Agnilla Gareau; gentlemen's, box ot l cigars, E. Bellanger; bag of flour, Ar | thur Joseph P. Roy; humidor of to- bdcco, Raymond Cote; consolation Peter Deslandes, Jr.
 Miss Anna Ribeau spent Wednesday l with WillirD antic friends. | October Strawberries.
 Mrs Arthur Legras of High stree picked in her garden Tuesday a pin of strawberries. The berries were O. large size and of good quality. Charles Douville. who has been suf fering a severe attack of rheumatism is able to be out of doors.
 l James Mcclure was a Willimanti. visitor on Wednesday.
 F. J. Corliss of Washington, D. C.
 was the guest of John Kelley Wednes day.
 Oliver Portelance has returned iron a business trip in Hartford.
 Mr. and Mrs. Fred Cruthers were re cent visitors in Providence
 Misses Mary Coleman of Brooklyn
 N. Y, Mary Dunn and Elizabeth Dunn
 of Norwich were Tuesday guests o
 Mrs. John c. Donovan
 1 Mrs. Joseph Holmes and daughte
 Doris and Miss Georgianna Charor
 who have been visiting friends in Put ! nam, have returned home.
 Will Attend Fair.