Norwich bulletin., 1916-05-30
BALTIC
euiIott-Dupont Wedding Monday-Lo-
 cal Young Ladies to Attend Grad- uating Exercises in Canada.

At St. AIary's church, Monday morn ing. Miss Melvina Dupont was united in marriage with Treffie Guilott by Rev. J. V. E. Belanger. Miss Aldea nard of Taftville was best man. As the bridal party entered the church Mendeissohn's wedding march was played by the organist. Miss N. V, Milner.
 Music of the mass was by the full chorus with solos by Mrs. V. P. A. uinn and Arthur Roy, Jr. At the of- fertory Miss Amelia Caron rendered o Salutaris.
 The bride was gowned in a tailored gown of darlzn blue pussywilloW taf- feta and carried tea roses. Her brides tea roses.
 A breakfast was served at the home of the bride on High street to about thirty. Owing to the serious illness of the brides father only intimate friends and near relatives were pres ent.
 Mir. and Mrs. GuiIott left at 1 o'clock for a wedding trip to New York. Up- on their return they will make their home with Mrs. Guilott's parents. The numerous handsome gifts included cut glass, china, silver, money and house hold furnishings. Guests were present from Warren, R. l., Boston, Water bury, Taftville. New. London, Norwich, New Haven and Baltic.
 Will Visit Canada.
 Misses Bibian and Imalda Gaucher left town Monday for Worcester, Mass, from which city they leave to- day (Tuesday) for St. Paul, Canada, for a months vacation While in St, Paul they will visit the following places: St. Cesaire, St. Hyacinth, So- rel, Nicolet, St. Damase, Milton, Coat icook, Three Rivers and Montreal, While in St. Hyacinth they will attend the graduating exercises in St. Hya- cinth seminary. Upon the return trip they will be accompanied home by their sister, Cornelia, and brother Harry, who have beens studying in Canada.
 Village Interests.
 Charles Garrett is spending Memor- ial day in New York.
 Fred Greenwood and John Chadwick are in Worcester. Postmaster Thomas J. Sullivan has posted the following hours for Me morial day: 8 a. m. to Il, Q. m. tc 4, and to.7.
 Albert LaRoche of Hartford is spending a five days vacation at hi: home.
 Mrs. Otto Phillips and family ot l Natick are spending several days witt local relatives. Walter J. Milner is contemplating an automobile trip to Bangor, Me. Miss Anna Rabotaille is spending { few days with Putnam friends. l Miss Medora Caron of Waterbury i l spending a week vacation with he parents, MT. and Mrs. Noe Caron, ST Wilfred Cardin was in Providenc Saturday.
 At the Shore. R. J. Jodoin spent Sunday at hi l cOffaua af PIaa S1Ir0 Reach MT. and Mrs. Samuel Marson ar l passing few days with Bridgepor relatives.
 Louis Diotte of Providence spen 1 Sunday with his family.
 Ernest Desaute1le of Providence, for merly of Baltic, is visiting 1oca
 Ralph G1adue Of New Haven spending few days at his home. | Infant Baptized.
 The infant son of MT. and Mrs Dan iel J. Sullivan was baptized in S Mary's church Sunday afternoon b the Rev. J. V. B. Belanger. The chil was christened Daniel Joseph. Tn sponsors were Mir. and Mrs. Thoma Sullivan.
 l MT. and Mrs. Walter J. Milner an son, spent Sunday with New Londo friends.
 George F. Daymon of Philadelphi William McShane, Jr., is workin for Dennis Sullivan.
 Peter Kelly has entered the emplo of George Allen.
 Benjamin Woodmansee, who was in