Norwich bulletin., 1918-01-10
MYSTIC
Haupt- Pinkham Wedding at St.. Pat riek's church-InstaIlation of S. of V. and G. A. R. Post-AnnuaI Meet ing of National 6ank-EarI Wal bridge Bound for France.

Miss May Agnes Pinkman. daughter of MT. and Mrs. Edward Pinkman, and William Francis Haupt, son of MT. and Mrs Rudolph Haupt, were married Wednesday morning at eight o'clock at St Patrick's church by Rev. M. P. Hart, who also celebrated the nuptial high mass in the presence of near rel ativeS. The bride was attired in a gray suit with picture hat and carried bride roses. She was attended by Miss Louise Haupt, a sister of the groom, who wore a brown suit with hat to match and carried carnations.
 The best man was Edward Pinkman, brother of the. bride. Miss Mary G. Bray played the wedding march from Lohengrin. After the ceremony the bridal party went to the Mohican ho- tel, New London, where breakfast was served. MT. and Mrs. Haupt left for New York and on their return will re- side on Greenmanville avenue Among those present at the wedding were MT. Haupt's brother, Private Rudolph Haupt, Camp Devens, Aver, Mass.
 -'' S. of V. Installation.
 The installment of A. c. Latham Camp, Sons of Veterans, took place in G. A. R! hall Tuesday evening" Di- vision Commander Charles Bissell of Southington did the work and seated the following officers:
 Commander, Frank Mitchell; senior vice commander, Alfred, Butler; junior vice commander. George Richmond; patriotic instructor James Cutler; guide. Fred Williams; chaplain, John W. Phillips; color bearer. S. S. Allyn; camp council. Charles Latham, Alfred N. Butler, John N. Phillips. After the  the Daughters of Veterans. Their guests were members of William Post I G. A. R. and Williams Woman's Re- | lief Corps.
 G. A. R. Installation. The officers of Williams Post G. A. i R., were installed Tuesday afternoon: | Commander. Cornelius Fowler; senior vice commander, John Smith junior vice commander, John Godfrey; adjutant, George Kergwin; quart ermaster, John G. Parker; sergeant, Latham Rathbun; quartermaster ser- geant, Benjamin Latham; sentinel, George Rumble; officer of the day, Joseph Newbury; patriotic instructor, Thaddeus Peer.
 1 National Bank Election At the annual meeting of the stock ] VI IHO MI MySLlC fIVST NaI1OnaI bank the following officers were chos- en: President, Evan D. Evans; direc- tors, Frederick Dennison, Edwin B l Moves, Evan =' D. Evans, Henry B.
 Moves, Alphesus Schonover, Louis Allyn: .ss @..
 l Grand Masters Visitation. l January 16 Grand Master George M Chapman of Waterbury, accompanied by associate: officers of the Grand Lodge of I. O.@O., F. of Connecticut will make an official visit to Stoning
 ton Lodge, No 21. I. o. 0. F. The
 first degree will be exemplified
 Mystic Rebekah Lodge, No. 56, L. o. O F. will serve refreshments at the
 close of the meeting. ' .'r.s Social and Personal. Il Mrs. Catherine Gilbert entertained
 the Royal Neighbors' Sewing societ,
 at her home on Licoln avenue Wed I nesday. afternoon.
 Mir. and Mrs; John Macdonald leave
 this week for two months stay ir Texas.
 | The. meeting of the W. c. T. U. was
 held Wednesday afternoon in G. A. R
 hall. Mr. and Mrs. G Albert Thompson
 have returned from a visit in New
 Haven.
 1 News From MT. and Mrs. Gates. Friends of MT. and Mrs. N. Stantor
 Gates have received word from then
 from Fl Torar hotel in the Grant
 Canyon. They are on their wa,
 to California and expect to be away
 until spring.
 II Miss Mary Costello. George Cos.
 tello and Cornelius Costello have re
 turned from a visit in Norwich
 Miss Gladys Stone has returned from a visit in New York with MT
 and Mrs. William T. Brand. !, Bound for France. Earl Walbridge, for the second tim,
 since he began active duty in th,
 army, Is on his way to France He ii
 with the Fourth Battalion, Compan,
 F. Twentieth Engineers regiment o
 the American Expeditionary forces
 The ship on which he started out iron
 New York several months ago, hat
 engine trouble and was lowed back t,
 port. Since then Walbridge ha been, in training at Washington.
 Miss Alice Weir entertained the St Agatha chapter of St. Marks Epis
 copal church at her home Wednes day evening