Norwich bulletin., 1919-07-16

DeLage of Boston and Agnes A. Gau- 1 dreau were bridesmaids. s Samuel Gaudreau of Hartford a. brother of 1 the groom, was best man. The ushers were Arthur G. Beaulieu of New Ha-
 ven and Valmore o. Monast of this 1 city.
 The brides gown was of ivory duchesse sal tin. with court train, trim med with rose point lace and pearls. She carried a shower bouquet of or chids. The maid of honor wore pink georgette and carried pink roses. The bridesmaids wore pink organdie and carried Killarney roses.s They wore colonial hats. The music by the church choir was supplemented by a symphony orchestra. After the church service there was a reception at the home of MT. and Mrs. Arthur Roy on John street. MT. and Mrs. Gaudreau left Tuesday afternoon for a trip up the Hudson They will be at home at Al John street after Sept 1. Guests were present from New York, Boston. New Haven. Springfield, Hartford Woonsocket, Providence and South bridge. The bride received many beautiful. gifts.
 Both the bride and groom are na- tives of WiIlimantic The bride is a and of Mt. St. Joseph's Seminary of Hartford She has been a teacher of music and for the past year has been organist at St. Joseph's church, Oc-
 
 H. E. Remington Go. and is active in the local French societies. He has been in the service.
 F. E. Skerritt, driver of the truck which is alleged to have caused the accident on the Columbia road Mon day afternoon did not put in appear ance at the police court Tuesday morning, as ordered by Chief Killou- rey. A warrant will be issued for him on a charge of violation of the rules of the road.
 About fifteen local young peonIe left Tuesday afternoon on the $50 train for two weeks pilgrimage to Canada They were in charge of two Sisters of Mercy and at Holyoke will join the main party. consisting of about two hundred and fifty people from all over New England.
 R. F. Richardson, principal of the Wilhmartic Normal school. is to speak at the summer normal school session at Danbury July, 2S on High School Pupils-What They Are and How Shall We Handle Them :?
 The committee in charge of the an- nual sunday school picnic of St. Paul's | church met Tuesday evening and will be held at South Coventry Sat- urday. eQeorges Madden of Norwich was | visitor in town Tuesday evening.
 WiIIimantic's Welcome Home com mittee met in the Chamber of Com i nerce rooms Tuesday evening and heard reports from the various sub- | committees Those making reports [ were V. l.. Murphy for the parade and | decoration committee. Jeremiah Me-: Carthy for the dance committee, W. D. Higgins for the athletic committee, John Rickert for the entertainment committee. Thomas Foley for the 'lambake committee and James Hur- In ,-<,T,o i Plans for the celebration are pro- most satisfactorily.
 Brief Mention.
 J. H. Nixon of New Haven was a -isitor here Tuesday.
 Mrs. Otto B. Robinson was in l. Hartford Tuesday
 Samuel L. Burlingame. who is pending the summer at Pleasure Beach, spent Tuesday in WiIlimantic. | { Mayor A&ie Marcy. wife and chill ( ren Of Putnam were guests of H. R. Vitter Monday. l Lieut.. Bert Warney has received his ! ischarge from the navy and is yis- l ing friends in town. Automobile Inspector Ralph Young twelve applicants for auto l lobfle licenses Tuesday. All passed . ne examinat tion. C The water department men are at 'ork on Valley street a short distance ! est of Walnut street making repairs z , broken main. | Arthur T. McQuillian leaves today 4 Wednesday, to spend a short time in ews Bedford.
 Mrs. John Curran is visiting in T oston. A J Eugene E. Curran is visiting in Bos- m and New York until Thursday. : Violet Rebel<ah Lodge. No. 57, l. O. F.. held regular meeting at S07 IT ain street Tuesday evening. Busi- ! ess of a routine nature was transact U U |. MT. and Mrs. John E. Brick. Mrs. S ouis Church. Lieut.. F. N. Smith and v, lss Stiles were guests of friends at easant Beach Sunday. o, Mrs. Gfdeor@ Cote has returned to .