Norwich bulletin., 1919-06-24

Of Arlington. Mass, brother of the
 groom, was best man, and Misses
 Eleanor and Marion -Hillhouse, cousins
 of the bride, were maids of honor. A
 reception held after the ceremony
 followed by dancing. Refreshments
 were served. The bride is a graduate
 of Smith college. an accomplished mu- 'sician, and has many friends in this
 city. The groom is in the electrical
 business in East Orange. N J., where
 he and his bride will make their home,
 following wedding trip to New York
 and Atlantic City. The bride received
 many handsome presents. - |S A baseball tean to represent the city of Willimantic during the current sea- son, known as the Willima ntiG Indus
 trials,s has been formed and will play under the management of Charles W. Hill The latter has gathered the best and strongest players of the game from this city and vicinity and some fast Sunday games have been arranged
 with the best semi-pro teams in east
 ern Connecticut. The opening game
 will be played next Sunday. After the
 season of the industrial league closes, the second week in August, Saturday as well as Sunday games will be ar l ranged for the 1ndustrials and local fans will no doubt see some fast base
 ball before the season closes.
 Allison Oiin, rural mail carrier from | the postoffice at Eagleville. is in a critical condition at St Joseph's hos pital as the result of an accident while covering his route last Wednesday, In i turning out of the road to allow an au- l tomobile to pass, the wheels of the | wagon caught in culvert at the side 1 of the road, throwing the front end up- wards, causing Mir. Olin to fall out of | the wagon. striking heavily on his | head which caused a hemorrhage of | the brain. Later his left leg became paralyzed and he was brought to- St Joseph's hospital late Thursday night and operated on Friday morning. Eugene T. Goodrich, GA, died Sunday afternoon at the home of George Kemp in Mansfield, The deceased had resid- ed in this section for some time and was well known in this city and viein- ity. He is survived by a sister. Miss | Susan Goodrich, of Asbury Park, N. J Miss Annie 6. Johnson, daughter of 1 MT. and Mrs Alfred $. Johnson of 1 Francis street, and John F. Ericson l son of Mir. and Mrs. Emil Ericscn ot l South Windham, were married by Rev | F. A. Peterson of Norwich at the home l Of the brides parents. The bride was given away by her father and was at- 1 tended by her cousin, Miss Edith B Hanson of Worcester, Mass. Harry E
 Ericsson, brother of the gromo. was ] the best man. The house was decorat- I ed with roses, peonies and laurel. A i reception was held and refreshments were served After their wedding triT I the neWlyweds will make their home ir l Groton, where the groom is employed
 as a toolmaker in the plant of the New l London Ship and Engine company 1 Bride and groom have many loca friends who wish them all success 1T I their new life.
 A meeting of the Welcome Home celebration committee, Frank P. Fen ton, chairman. is to be held tomorrow l Wednesday, afternoon. at which time l it is said a date will be set for the pro- posed welcome home celebration fol Lthe returned soldiers of the town o1 l Windham and others.