Norwich bulletin., 1919-07-24
.JEWETT CITY

Miss Faith Gager of North Franklin is guest at E. B. Cheney's.
 Mrs. E. A. Faust and children art at Ocean Beach for few days.
 Mrs. F. D. Ballou and two children leave today (Thursday) to spend ! three weeks at Siasconset, Mass. where Mrs. J. J. Crawford is also spending several weeks.
 | The Ladies' Aid society of the Me l.thodist church. was to have held l lawn social this evening at Mrs. F. B. l Cheney's home. but it has been post poned on account of the weather. Miss Mary Boylan of Providence is a guest at. P. F. Driscol1'ss
 | MT. and Mrs. Ambrose Higgins of Hartford have been guests at J. Ann prose Higgins'.
 | Frank DriscoIl was at home for 4e
 hours recently. having just returned on the Ohian from trip to France come to Jewett City and Lisbon on August sixth. This is a good number when compared with the number that came to Norwich-eleven in all.~ and 1 that district included Preston and Franklin. Many more persons would 1 have been very. glad to entertain the children. but for various reasons are unable to do so.
 Recent accessions at Slater Library l include. The Rough Road, by William lJ. Locke; ,afe Hollow of Her Hand, by G. B. McCutcheon; The Street of Seven Stars, by M. R. Rinehart; The Valley of the Moon. by Jack London; Calvary Alley, by Alice Hogan Rice; I Oh Money! Money! by E. H. Porter; Sunny Slopes. by Ethel Hueston: A l Cry in the Wilderness. by M. E. Wal I ler;s The Ghost Garden. by Princess Troubetzky; Mary Regan. by Leroy Scott: Anne's House of Dreams, by L.. M. Montgomery; Polly and the Prin- cess, by E. C.. Dowd; On Furlough. by
 Florence Olmstead; The Golden Bird, l by M. T. Daviess; Comradse, by Mary rTosrI.- @ l by Booth Tarkington;- Heart of the Sunset, by Rex Beach; Old Rose and Silver, by Myrtle, Reed; The Merry Heart. by. H. R. sAhbott; The City of Masks, by G. B. :1cCutcheoni The Re- chalmers, by M. H. McCafter; The Girl l in His House. by H. McGrath; The Cow. Puncher, by R. J. C. Stead; Rid- CTS of the Purple Sage, by Zane Grey; the Silences. by M. E. Waller; A Girl Named. Mary. byFJ. w. Tompkins; The Twenty Fourth of June, by Grace Richmond; The. Second Violin, by Grace Richmond ;,.The. Amazing Inter ! Jude, by. M. R. Rinehart; Cross Cur rents, by E. H. Porter; The Star in the Window, by O. H. Prouty; Old Fashioned Girl. by L. M 'Alcot; The U. P. Trail. by Zane Grey; The Years for Rachel. -.ioy Berta-. Ruck; A Voice 1 in the Wilderness. -by+G. l.. Lutz. Miss Gibbie Gauft. by K L.: Bosher; Big
 Timber. by B. W. Sinctair; Shavings, by J. c. Lincoln: The Prospector, by Ralph Connor; The Indian Drum. by William McHarg and E. Balmer; The Wings of Youth. by Elizabeth Jordan; Seven Keys to Ba1dpate. by E. ID. Biggers; Coming of the Law by c. A.
 Selzer; Collected Verse of Rudyard Kfpling; Steep Trails. by John Muir; Belgium. by Brand Whitlock.
 At St. Mary's church on Tuesday morning Miss Edna May Blanchard, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Clodomere Blanchard, became the bride of Leon K. Laroux CWheeier). The marriage which was witnessed by large as- | semblage of relatives and friends was solemnized by -nuptial mass, Rev. 1 Joseph Seiferman officiating. During the ceremony Miss A. Therien, the or
 ganist, played a special programme of
 music.
 The bridal party entered the church to the strains. of the Bridal Chorus From Lohengrin. Miss Marie iAntoinettes Caron of Taffville was the ] bridesmaid and Edward L. Blanchard, 1 brother fof the bride. was best man. 1 The bride wore a gown of white georgette crepe. Her tulle veil was caught with sweet peas. She carried a shower bouquet. Her sole orna ment was a string of pearls. the gift l of the groom. Miss Marie Antoinette Caron, the bridesmaid, wore pink georgette. with hat to correspond and
 carried an arm bouquet of pink roses. The brides gift to her maid was a gold pin. setsyvith pearls. The groom's gift to his best man was a gold stick pin. with ruby setting.
 For 8 recessional Mendelssohn's Wedding March was rendered.
 After the; ceremony breakfast was served at the home of the bride to the members of the family. The tables were tastefully decorated with flow CTS. ..
 MT. and Mrs. Laroux (Wheeler) left early in the afternoon for a wedding trip to Boston and Canada. Upon their return they will reside at 65 East Main street, where they will be at home s-after September 1. There were many handsome gifts, among the
 presents being a check for $45 from
 the employees of the Textile Novelty
 company. The groom has recently re-
 turned from France and Germany As
 a member of the 9oth Division he saw
 active service at St. Mihiel+ and
 Mouse -Argonne.