Norwich bulletin., 1918-11-06
DAYVTLLE

Mir. and Mrs. A. J. Lathrop had as guests over the, week end, Mrs. Fred erick F. Davoll and Miss Ethel Si- monds, of Wilimantic.
 Mrs. Robert K. Bennett and daugh- ter. EvangeIine, of Central Falls, were gutsts of Mrs. Fannie s. Bennett over Sunday.
 Miss Carrie B. Franklin is in the of fee of the Dayville Grain and Coal company.
 Sheriff and Mrs c. E. Aver motored to Williman:ic, Friday.
 At the home of Mrs. Teresa O'NeiI Friday evening, a shower was given for Miss Jane E. Reddy, the gifts consisting of tin and granite kitchen utensile. which preceded the gift of a beautiful cut glass bowl. There were eleven present. The home was prettily decorated in the national colors. Cake and coffee was served.
 Mrs. John Marsh and son, Robert, and daughter Gertrude, of Boston, have been recent visitors with Mrs. Mary A. Street and family.
 Mrs. H. L. Pease of Putnam was in town Friday calling on friends.
 Mir. and Mrs. Henry Allen and daughter, Miss Florence, of North Ux- bridge Mass, spent the week end W1ln anu w. La b6ll6.
 c. A. Stokes. of New Britain was a recent guest of his mother, Mrs. Mary D. Stokes.
 Miss Carrie B. Franklin of Bal louville. spent the week end with her aunt Mrs. Carrie B. Bailey
 Seaman Donald J. Field of the U. 8. s. Mars, was at his home here over Sunday. He has recently been at Nor folk, Vas and has spent considerable time in Philadelphia since his last visit heme.
 A number of Dayvile friends at- tended the funeral services for Mrs. Alph6nse Leenenia at the Methodist church in Putnam. Saturday. Mrs. Le- crenier was formerly Miss Edith Fris- sell, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Walter Frisssll Of Attawaugan.
 Mise Doris E. Hope cave Hal lowe en party Thursday evening to several girl friends The hours were spent in Halloween games and tricks. Refreshments were served. At the Congregational church Sun day morning previous to the regular service, the pastor, Rev. Mir. Swain l sen gave four minute talk on. the 1 coming United War Drive. Next l Sunday morning he will speak on the subject again, There will be a meet ing in the church Thursday evening in the interest of the War Drive, as; a1so in regard to the Victory Boys and Glris' work. Everyone is being urged to attend.
 At St. Joseph's chureh Monday morning at o'clock, Miss Jane Eliz- abeth Reddy, daughter of Mn. and Mrs. William Reddy, became the bride of Sergeant Richard Francis Ryan, of Quincy, Mass. Rev. Ignatius Kost per formed the ceremony. The bridesmaid
 was Miss Esther Holly, while the
 best man was a cousin of the groom Edward McNeil of Quincs, Mass. The bride wore a navy broadcioth tailored suit with hat to match rnd carried white roses. The bridesmaid wore a tailored suit of dark blue serge with Q light blue velvet hat, and carried pink roses. Following tho ceremony a breakfast was served at the home of the brides parents to relatives and intimate friends. The dining room was | decorated with chaysanthemums and the national coiors. Sergeant and Mrs Ryan left for a brief wedding trip ] The bride received numerous gifts. in l cluding cut glass, silver, china. linen and various useful and ornamental ! gifts Mrs. Ryan is empioyed at the