Norwich bulletin., 1918-04-19
WEDDING.
AbeII-CIark,

On Thursday afternoon at 2.30 o'clock at the home of MT. and Mrs. J. Henry Clark of Liberty Hill there was a pretty wedding when their old est daughter, Gwendolyn Strong, was married to Charles Harrison Aben of New Britain by Rev. Hollis A. Camp benn. The single ring service was used. Only immediate relatives of the families were present.
 The house was beautifully decorated with ferns, pussy willows, hepaticas and arbutus. The wedding cake was surrounded by a wreath of pink sweet peas and asparagus ferns.
 The bride wore a dark blue travel ing suit and carried white roses. They were unattended. After congratula- tions, a wedding lunch consisting of chicken salad, sandwiches, angel food wedding cake and fruit punch was served, after which amid a shower of confetti they left by auto on we'd ding tour.
 The bride received many beautiful presents, including silver, linen, cut glass and money.
 The groom is the son of c. J. Abell, l one of Lebanon's prominent citizens. Relatives were present from Ansonia, New York, Union City, Lebanon and Liberty Hill.
 l After their wedding trip Mir and 1 Mrs. Aben will reside at New Britain. 1 where the groom is employed. l DonneEly-Patton. | The wedding of Miss Emma Patton and James P. Donnelly took place on l Wednesday afternoon at the rectoTy of St. Patricks church with Rev. Pe- ter J. Cuny officiating. The couple was attended by Miss Eliza beth Patton and Henry J. Craney.
 | The couple left for a short wedding tour after which they will reside in i this city. The groom is the son of Patrick and Katherine T. Dennelly and has always resided in Norwich. His bride is the daughter of the late Davi dand Bessie Hunter Patton and has made her home at 2S3 Franklin street.
 Mclntyre-Mccarthy
 At St. Patrick's church Thursday
 morning the wedding of Miss Mary
 Mccarthy of Orchard street and Fran
 cis J. Mcintyre of this city took place
 in the presence of many relatives and
 friends, many coming from Camp Dev-
 ems, New York, Boston and other places. Rev. Myles P. Calvin cele-
 brated the nuptial mass The couple
 was attended by Charles Mcintyre, a
 brother of the groom as best man an6
 Miss Anna Mccarthy. sister of the
 bride. as bridesmaid.
 The bride was handsomely gowneG
 in white crepe de chine with hat tc
 match, and carried bouquet ot
 in blue Georgette crepe and wore. z
 black hat and carried roses. Following the ceremony at the church reception was hel1 at the
 home of the brides parents ht "A Or
 Chard street. The bride received man, beautiful gifts, including cut glass china and silverware.
 The groom is a gunmaker and liyef
 at 1S2 Broad street. He is the sor
 of John H. and Mary Mcintyre. Tn,
 bride has been employed in the tele phone office. Sbe is the daughter O MT. and Mrs. Michael Mccarthy. Martin-LeBIanc.
 On Thursday morning in St, Pat rick's church at z o'clock Miss Agne Leblanc was united in marriage witt Arthur J. Martin of New London b,
 Rev. Peter J. Cuny. Thomas Petite , acted as best man and Miss BIanch , Martin was bridesmaid. The brid
 and her maid were becomingly gown , ed.
 2 Following the ceremony a weddin 2 breakfast was served at the home O E the bride on Oak street. , The groom was born in Norwich T the son of Alphense Martin and Deli
 Stamant Martin. He is an engine in
 spector in New London The bride has always resided her !, and is the daughter of Mrs. Philip Le : Blanc of Oak street. . Mr. and Mrs. Martin left for shor E wedding tour after which they will re : side in New London.
 DanieIs-RIiven. z The wedding of Miss Elizabeth Eve ' lyn Bliven, daughter of Mir. and MT ! J. W. Bliven, to Lincoln Dexter Dan ' iels, son of Mir. and Mrs. Dexter I }, Daniels of Waterford, took place at ? o'clock on Wednesday evening at tn ! home of the brides parents in Ne, '' London. The brides sister, Mis i. Mary Bliven, was the maid of hone = and Everett Daniels acted as bes a man. MT. and Mrs. Daniels will re r side in Waterford.
 ' April 23 is the date fixed by tt n public utilities commission for a. heal
 ing on the matter of removal of or
 trolley track in lower Main stree
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