Putnam patriot., 1916-09-22
W. I. HARRIS GRANDCHlLD MARRIED
 ON PUTNAM HEIGHTS
Daughter of Admiral Goodrich Married
 in POmfret
Other Weddings

A o'clock Wednesday evening Miss Edith T. Harris, daughter of Theodore Harris, Putnam Heights, and grand daughter of the late William T. Harris, the renowned educator and former United States Commissioner of Edu. cation, was united in marriage to El- more Schultz, a we'll known mining engineer of New York city and Texas.
 The ceremony was performed by Rev. F. D. Sargent of the Congrega. tional church in the beautiful flower garden south of the Harris summer home on the Heights. The brides fa- ther also has a city home in Providence and extensive plantation interests in San Domingo.
 The wedding was quiet home affair and only few relatives and close friends witnessed the nuptial ceremo- ny. The maid of honor was MissAmy T. Harris, sister of the bride. The bridesmaids were Miss Zilpah Benner oi ANNn tOAN tliOt Ah dSssf tAiO iAooOot tpCAbg and Marjorie Mac Monnies of Bronx vile, N. Y, and Miss Rosamond Dan- ielson of Putnam Heights. The bride groom was sattended by Lucien Hen. derson of New York city.
 After the ceremony there was a sup. per served at the home of Mrs.l Rosa P. Danielson, whose fine estate adjoins the Harris home. After a wedding trip MT. and Mrs. Schultz will make their home in New York.
 BrennOn.BeIknap
 Gladwin, the pretty Pomfret estate of Rear Admiral Caspar F. Goodrich, was the scene of a noteworthy wed. ding at o'clock Thursday afternoon, when the admiral's daughter, Mrs. Gladys Goodrich Belknap, became the wife of John Clarke Brennon, min- ing engineer of New York city.
 The ceremony WAS performed in the presence of relatives and close friends, by Lawyer Howard c. Bradford of Putnam, acting as justice of the peace. An old fashioned Episcopal service was used.
 MT. and Mrs. Brennon left for short wedding trip after which they will make their home in apartments al ready engaged in New York.
 Mrs. Belknep's first husband, whom she divorced, was Lieutenant Charles Belknap, U. 5. Navy, who was at one time in command of the Ammen.
 Her mother, who died about seven years ago, was Miss Eleanor Minor, a daughter of the late Mrs. Charles R.. MilnCr of New York, and sister of the late Mrs. EmsIie NJ. GilIet. Her sister married an English officer, Cap. tain Davis, stationed in India, and she is now with Rear Admiral Good. rich and Mrs. Belknap at Pomfret.
 MT. Brennon was graduated from the University of Michigan and his parents reside in Washington, D. C. Mrs. Belknap's father was com mandant of the Navy Yard in Brook lyn, N. Y., from 1907 until his retire ment in 1909.
 Shermsn.R Richardson
 At the home of Rev. Burton L. Jen nings, Worcester, at half after three ! o'clock Saturday afternoon, E. Ray sherman of Putnam, son of MT. and Mrs. E. F. sherman of Dorchester, Mass, formerly of this city, and Miss 1 Florence B. Richardson, daughter ot William B. Richardson, agent of the Putnam Manufacturing Company, and Mrs Richardson, were united in mar riage by Rev. MT. Jennings, who Is pastor of Grace church, of which Mrs Richardson and her daughter are members. The double ring service was used.
 The ceremony was performed in the presence of the parents of the bride and bridegroom. The home had been decorated for the occasion. The bride wore a travelling gown of dark blue garbadine with tailored hat to match She wore bouquet of lilies of the val ley.
 Following the ceremony wedding supper was served in one of the private dining rooms of the Hotel Bancroft.
 The young couple have lived in Put nam nearly all of their lives and ar' we'll known here where they hav' many friends. MT. sherman is a present employed by the Putnam Light & Power Company.
 Upon their return to this city the, will make their home with the bride I parents at 8 Church street.
 Tetreauli.Jodoin
 At St. Mary's church at 6.30 Monda, morning William Tetreault and Ais Leona Jodoin were united in marriag by Rev. Adrian Dykeman. coupl were attended by their fathers.
 Following the mass reception wa held at the home of the brides par ents on Woodstock avenue. They re ceived many pretty and useful pres ents. Upon their return from a wed ding trip they will live on Woodstoel avenue.
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