Norwich bulletin., 1919-09-17
WEDDINGS
Roy-Goucher.

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 1 At g o'clock Monday morning in St 1 Gaucher, daughter of Harry A. i 6sauchers of High Street Baltic, was united in marriage With Artnur Joseph Roy son of MT. and Mrs. Arthur Roy I of. High street. Baltic. The ceremony was performed by the, pastor, Rev, William O'Brien. who celebrated the solemn nuptiai high mass, being as- sisted by Rev W. O.. Beilerose or TaftyilIe as deacon and Rev. Thomas Lynch. of Ansonia as sub deacon. Rev John Sullivan of Willimantic was master of ceremonies. Present in the sanctuary were, Rev. J. ". Belanger ana Rev John Doeley of Hartford Rev Arthur Roothier of Putnam and Rev. Joseph Jalbert of Baltic. The bridal party entered the church to the music of the Lohengrin Wedding March. pre- ceded by two flower girls. Miss Claire Rn11sauet Of DaRielson and Miss isola BIanchard of Taftvil1e, cousins of the bride Next came the maid of honor, Miss Carmelia Catcher. sister Of the bride. followed by the bride with her father. Harry A. Gaucher and two little train hearers Miss Maureen Quinn, of Versailles. a niece of the groom and Miss Bose Gaucher of Bal tic a cousin of the bride The bridal party was met at the, altar by the regard of Taftville.
 At the offertory, Dudley Bucks Ave Maria was sung by Mrs VIrtume Quinn, a sister of the groom O Salutaris was also rendered by Miss M. J. Milner. -
 The little flower girls wore dresses of white net with pink satin trim = ming in Quaker style. with hats of kets of pink and white asters. The maid of honor. was becoming in handsome gown of apricot satin with an overdress of turquoise geGrgette
 
 picture hat and carried anarm bou- quet of tea roses and forget me -nots.
 The bride was charming in white duchess satin with hand embroidered court train. trimmed with pearls and clusters of orange blossoms. Her bouqet was a shower of brides roses. Her veil which was also hand em- brofdered was arranged in fan effect pearls. Her only ornament was a necklace of La Tausca pearls. the gift of the groom. The little train bearers were dainty in ruffled dresses and lace trimming. They wore Dutch caps with clusters of forget-me- and rosebuds. st.
 The brides gift.to her maid of honor was a ring with an eauamarine set ting. To the little flower girls and train bearers she gave gold necklaces with monogramed pendants The groons,s.~ gift to the best man was a scarf pin with diamond setting. A reception and wedding brealrfas st ssSere held in St. Johns Hall follow ing the ceremony.
 The numerous gifts included linen. silver. cut glass, household furnish ings and gifts of money amounted $1,00o.
 Both Mir and Mrs Roy are favor ably known here. Mrs Roy is a grad uate of St. Cesaire's Convent. Canada and also graduated from the high 6ar 0Pftx ant -nff he Ano <,f the HoiXaFamily. Baltic MT. Roy is manager of the stock department of the Jordan. Auto Co. of willimantic.
 MT. and Mrs. Roy left on an after Anne de Beaupres- The will return by way of Niasara Falls. making a brief stay in Buffalo. returning from there by auto. They will reside in a newly furnished home at 33s Valley street Willimantic.
 TheEe weres guests present from Taftvil1e, Wi1Iimantic, Worcester Springfeld, Providence, Danielson and Resting Comfortably After Operation.
 Joseph Ward Peloquin, son of MT and Mrs Joseph Peloquin, who under went an operation at St. Joseph's Hospital, WAliDantfc is resting com fortAble. He expects to be able to re- turH home soon.
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 A very pretty wedding was solemn ized -atSt. -John's- church. MontvilIe Monday, when George Brooks of Oak dale took for his- bride Miss Lillian Eaf1ame of Palmertown. The bride was handsomely gowned in white georgette, with veil, and carried a large bouquet of b>4dal roses She was attended by Mrs Dorothy Strickland as maid of honor. who wore white georgette with hat to match. After the service the party returned to the home of the hride's sister. where a I buffet lunch was served. =.
 NIT. and Mrs Brooks made their de- narti1re in time Ia tcia tlaA 4 IT