Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-17
MYSTIC
Greenhaigh- Richards, Bates Harrison Weddinge-class of Fifteen Grad- uated from Broadway Grammar School.

School.
 Miss Mary Wintfred Richards, daughter of MT. and Mrs. James Rieh- ards of Industrial and John Green halgh, also of Mystic, were mar ried at s.30 o'clock Thursday morning at St. Patrick's church in the pres ence of a. large company of relatives and friends. The nuptial mass was celebrated by the pastor, Rev. AE P. Hart. The bridesmaid was Miss Bar bara Greenhalgh, sister of the groom, and the best man was Frank Richards, a cousin of-the bride. After the care mony breakfast was served at the home of the bride, following a recep- tion. Mir. and Mrs. Greenhalgh left on a wedding trip and on their re- turn will reside at Industrial place, where a furnished home awaits them. The bride received many beautiful gifts.
 Bates-Harrison.
 Rev. and Mrs. Welcome E. Bates have returned from Philadelphia where they attended the wedding of their son, Prof. Ralph F. Bates and Miss Myrtle Harrison, in that city, at the home of the bride on Thurs day morning at 9.30 o'clock. Rev Welcome D. Bates, father of the groom, performed the ceremony Prof and Mrs Bates will spend the summer at Groton Long Point.
 Class of Fifteen Graduated
 The graduating exercises of the Broadway grammar school took place l in the assembly hall Friday evening, the principal, Miss Mary c. Donohoe I in charge. There were fifteen mem bers of the graduating class. The l following program was well carried l out: Broadway School March, Grin l nell, school orchestra; Dutch folk dance, eighth grade girls; violin solo. recitations, Columbus, Miller, Eliza beth Foley: song, Woodland Rose, Charles Thornna, Oscar Foote, Mar guerite Inderhohnen, Minnie Mott; chorus seventh and eighth grade i girls; compositions, Reproductions of Christmas Carol, Elsie Boggemus; pi- I ano duet, Joyous Return, Minnie Mott, Marguerite Inderdohhnen; seIec- l tions. Apple Blossoms, school ofches- tra; compositions, The Mosquito, Helen McGrath. Henry Hammacher; Eongs Stars of the Summer Night, El- sic Boggemus, Marguerite Inderdoh- nen, Oscar F'oote; composition, Flor ence Nightingale, Selma Bergman; song. Up and Away, seventh and
 eighth grades; class prophecy, Mar
 guerite Boggemus; song. Water Lilies
 seventh and eighth grades presenta-
 ton of diplomas. by Henry R. Pal
 mer: march, O. Ed, school orchestra
 The graduates are: George Barden
 Selma Boggemus, Harold Buclzlin, Eli. zabeth Foley, Oscar Foote, Henry liar. macher, Katherine Inderdohnen, Mar,
 guerite Inderdohnen, Helen McGrath
 Minnie Mott, Ernest Post, Marguerit'
 Smith, Charles Thoma-
 Celebrated Birthday. Miss Mary A. Davis celebrated he birthday at her home In Quiambaut . Thursday, entertaining nineteen rela .. lives and friends. At noon all sa down to dinner and the afternoon wa pleasantly spent in social way. Mis- Davis was well remembered with gift Those present were Mrs. Frank Will , COX and Mrs. Herman Brown Of An qui1la, Mrs. Jane Haskell of Griswol6 Mrs. Lillian Price of Mystic. Mis-
 Wilcox, Mrs. George Dennison an
 three children, Mrs. Emeline AIIyH f Mrs. Warren Rathbun, Mrs. Emil 2 Waterhouse, Miss Phebe Wilcox, Mir { Henry Moves. Mrs. Francis Aiken. d i Of Quiambang.
 ? VIII be Graduated from Gushing. pr. and Mrs. P. J. MacGown lei VI Friday for Ashburnham, Mass, to al I- tend the commencement exercises . g, ,hGushing Academy, their daughte . Miss Gladys c. MaeGoWn being 7 members of the graduating gtcaass. The e will have as their guest Miss Anni Fl Packer. Dr. MacGown will also al class at Gushing. Hiss MaeGown talkt Asl g prominent part in the. commence N ment exercises. She is sone sof q
 honor members Of the class. has etf
 class essay and has charge Of il :. music for commencement.
 1 Hoard and Seen.
 Is John C. Wheeler has returned fro 's a visit in Boston.
 .a Ia E.s Kinney is confined to his be l- with a severe attack of grip. le Mrs. Fred Gledhi1I entertained Il aA members of Charity chapter, 0rdi
 Eastern tax Sewing society at shl