Norwich bulletin., 1917-11-29
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Devine-Sabrowski.


 Miss Helena Sabrowslsi and Daniel Devine were quietly married at the rectory of St. Patricks church Wed nesday evening at o'clock by Rev. J. H. Frederick in the presence of the was Frank Devine, a brother of the groom, and the bridesmaid was Miss l. ura Fountaine. Following the cere- nony there was a wedding supper at the home of the brides parents at 314 Boswell avenue.
 The bride wore gray satin travel ing dress and carried a bouquet of white carnations. The bridesmaid was also attired in gray and carried yell low chrysanthemurns The brides gift to the groom was watch fob while the groom gave the bride a sil- yer service. The brides gift to her maid was a lavalierre and the groom gave his best man scarf pin. The bride received numerous gifts. includ- ing silver, money and furniture. The couple left for a two weeks trip to New York, New Jersey. Providence and Fall River after which they will reside at the home of the groom at 3 High street.
 The bride is the daughter of Mir. and Mrs. August Sabrowski and has heen employed in the Ponenah Mills She is member of the German Luth- activities of the young peoples so- ciety. The groom is the daughter of Mrs. Patrick Devine and is a cigar maker by trade. Fraternally he is connected with the EllSs, Owls, Odd Fellows, The Holy Name Society, An cient Order of Hibernians and the Ci- garmakers' Union. Guests were pres ent from Fall River. New York and New Jersey.
 Clish-LaMonte.
 In Chicopee Falls, Mass, on We'd nesday Leo H. CIish, son of Mir. and h-o ff<.lz xt~s Georsianna A. LaMonte, daughter oi Mir. and Mrs. T. LaMonte of Chicopee Falls, were uniAed in marriage By Rev. Father Puse at St. Joachim church. -.>
 The bridesmaid was Miss Laura Bourgeois of Chicopee Falls and the best man was Louis Sautter of this city. The bride was charming gowned in peacock blue and carried brida roses. The bridesmaid wore gray sat fl, and carried carnations. A weddins breakfast was served at the brides home after the ceremony. Mir ane Mrs. Clish will reside in Chicopee Falls where Mr. Clish is employed Montreal. Meriden and this city, those from Norwich, including Mrs. J. Ciish Miss Thelma Cfish and Robert CIish Quinn-HoIIand.
 At St. Patrick's church. at o'clocl Wednesday morning. Rev. J. E. H Broderlck united in marriage Mis- Isabelle Holland, daughter of MT. ant Mrs. John Holland of 420 Asylum street and Joseph J. Quinn, son of MI and Mrs. Paz-ick Quinn. of Hictor! street F. L. Farrell presided at tn organ and Katherine E. Kirby, render l ed Rosewig's Ave Maria.
 i The couple rs-e attended by Mis- Mary E. Holland as bridesmaid an, l William Dougherty as best man. Tn | bride was gowned in taupe chiffol l broadcloth with hat to. match Tn bridesmaid wore brown chiffon broad cloth with black velvet hat. The brid l carried white chrysanthemums an, ! her maid carried yellow chrysanthe l muins. The groom's gift to the brid ! was cameo brooch and the bride | gift to her maid was a cameo brooch The groom presented the best man pair Of gold cuff links.
 i Following the ceremony weddin breakfast was served at the home o l the bride. The gifts received by tn bride were many and useful. Guest from out of town were present. Afte a short wedding tour MT. and Mrs Quinn will make their home with tn 1 brides parents for the present. Tn groom is employed by the Marlin Rockwell company.