Norwich bulletin., 1917-08-20
WEDDING.
readway-Turner.

l The marriage of Second Lieut. Vol colt West Treadway, son of Mrs William B. Treadway of Meriden. and 1 Miss Hazel M Turner, second daugh = i ter of Fred w. Turner of Lancaster l Mass, took place at the Unitarian par | sonage in Lancaster at 10 o'clock Fri | day morning, the pastor, Rev. Charles A. Place performing the ceremony i The attendants were Mrs Arthur G | Chickering, sister of the groom, and Mrs. Jules Nuilleumier, sister of the l bride.
 Lieutenant and Mrs. Treadway left for weeks honeymoon. Mrs. Tread way is to remain in Lancaster when her husband departs for expected serv- ice in France about September l. Lieut.. Treadway attended a military academy at Staunton, Va, for several years. He later resided at Lanca ster and was employed by the BigeIow Carpet Go. in Clinton. later by Paul E. Wise at Brooklyn and more recently by the Ludlow Associates at Ludlow. He has been for several months at the Plattsburg training camp and a week ago Saturday was commissioned a second lieutenant Mrs Treadway was graduated from the Lanca ster high for a time until illness in her family school and from Simmons college and required her aid at home. she did sec retarial work for the dean of that college.
 Lieut. Treadway is the son of the late pr. William Buckingham Tread way, a native of Norwich. who went from here to Stamford. The young daughter of Mrs. Marion B. west, for merly of Norwich and Plainfeld later of Meriden.
 Lieut.. Treadway is the nephew of wife of Matuim M. Whittemore. form erly of Norwich, now of Lancaster Mass.
 TroIand-Morgan.
 Saturday evening at 6 o'clock Lieut. Thomas Edison Troland. l.. S. A, and Miss Roberta Morgan were joined in wed1ock at the home of the bride B Church street, New London. by Rev Philip NJ Kerridge Lieut. George C. Parkhurst, [. s. A, of New London and Miss Marion Newman attended. the couple. Lieutenant Parkhurst was with Lieutenant Troland at the off cers' training camp at Plattsburg and Miss Newman was the brides class mate at school
 Only the families and a few inti- mate friends attended. The home of he bride was attractively decorated with American flags, oak and maple caves.
 The couple left Saturday night on next week, because Lieutenant Tro- and has to report to Syracuse about she last of the month.
 The brides gift to her bridesmaid S vented his best man a wrist watch
 The couple received many hap@- some gifts.
 Miss Morgan is the dauehte, of Mrs. James P. Sullivan and the srand- daughter of the late Mr and Mrs Robert Henderson of Cambridge. Mass. Miss Morgan graduated from Williams Memorial Institute and while there won high honors in dra- maticS.
 Lieutenant Troland is the son of Se- lectman and Mrs. Thomas H. Troland of Reed street, New London Prior % his entering the training camp for officers at Plattsburg he practfced law, being associated with the firm of Hull, 1 McGUire & Hull. He graduated from Bulkeley high school with the class of 1909 and studied law at the offices 1 Of Hull, Mcclure & Hull. He was admitted to the Connecticut bar in | 1913.
 Burguieres-Moore.
 Miss Isabella Moore, daughter of | Mir. and Mrs. Robert Moore of New | Orleans, became the bride of Ernest | A. Burguieres of New Orleans at the | Moore estate, Moorelands, at the Pe- quot in New London, Saturday after | noon. The wedding ceremony was | witnessed only by relatives and a few intimate friends
 DornIer Fined $75.
 Adolph Dom1er formerly of this 5ity. pleaded guilty to the charge of Ix.-