Norwich bulletin., 1919-08-28

ing vocal instruction during his stay in MT Whee1er's home and when MT. Wheeler goes to his position as musical director of the Ann Arbor university school of music in Ann Arbor. Mich. the youRg man expects to accompany
 him to take the three years' course. He
 has been invited to sing at the first
 monthly special service at the Central
 Eaptist church in Norwich. to be held
 the first Sunday in September The
 lad is only Is years of age and shows
 classed as hasso cantante-a singing
 bass. He also is solo saxophene
 player. fs
 At noon "Wednesday in syIvandaIe
 Dorothea Williams. daughter of Mir.
 @ became @ the d pride of f"Hn Riehard PriaSua Mngo
 Meyer of New Britain The ceremony
 was performed by Rev. J. Eldred
 Brown rector of Trinity Episcopal
 church. Norwich The house was at-
 tractively decorated with palms. ferns.
 asters and phlox. 4 color scheme of
 green and white was followed in theI
 living room. where the ceremony took
 place. before a bay window banked
 with palms and baskets of white as- ters.
 Preceding the service Ray Allan Gardiner of Providence sang o Preip-
 ise Me. by De Koven. and o Perfect Love, by Earnby, accompanied by
 Miss Annie Douglass Carlsson of Ivoryton. who also played the wedding HldICH- anu uuTllS tHe CeTVIlOHN-
 The bridal party entered to the we'd ding march from Lohengrin. The birde's gown was of white georgette witb tulle veil caught with orange mother on her wedding day. She car ried shower bouquet of bride roses and sweet peas
 Her attendant was her sister. Jean who wore orchid organdy and carried | pink and lavender asters. The best | man was Walter Meyer of New Brit | ain brother 2f the groom The ush- ! Stanley Dewolf WheeIock of Jewett i City.
 A reception fellowed the ceremony The grooms gift to the bride was a | gift to the groom was pair of gold cuff links. and to the maid of honor a | platinum and pearl pin. |
 The groom gave his best man and The bride was the recipient of many beautiful and useful gifts Mir. and l Mrs. Meyer left for 3 wedding trip during the afternoon The brides serge with georgette hat to match. U non their return the couple will re- side at 45 GrisTold street. New Brit ain. The decora tiops.were by Whiting Wauresan house of Norwich catered city. Schenectady, N Y.s Worcester and Ware. Mass. Providence, R. T., Ivoryton. Wil1imantic. New Britain. New Canaan. stonington. Wallingford, Norwich, Middletown and New Haven.
 After 42 days without trolley service, the one time schedule was put into operation Wednesday morning with new men at the controller and collec- ton jobs. but with familiar New York, New Haven and Hartford pilots from Tafts to Central Village. It has been B trial to Jewett City people to be de- up to date no one has passed away on that account. There have been many opinions expressed by the hundreds of and some of the trolley mems auricular appendages must have been reasonably torrid ai times. It many automobile owners in town who carried passengers to Norwich that no one has made attempt to extort exor- bitant prices, although several ssoakings'' are reported from the Nor wich end. It was rurnored here We'd nesday evening that 3 meeting of the Brotherhood of Trainmen would be held which would vote to forbid union pilots from performing that duty on the trolleys until the strike is declared off.
 The fall term of Riverside grammar school begins Tuesday with the follow ng teachers: F H. P. Clement, prin- ,f Griswold, Nettie M. Johnson. Alice A. Brown. Sybil Browning. Mabel Scott, S. Nettie Johnson. Edith Soule. Iuliette Richmond. Alice M. Barnett. Clara Moran, Katherine McNamara. K Bliss. May K. Driscon. An garrett L. Daley and M. Gladys Hoimes