Norwich bulletin., 1919-09-04
NORWICH TOWN

1 Miss Mary J. Ryan. daughter of MT. and Mrs. John Ryan, of 124 West | Town street. and Eugene T. O'Connor son of Mir. and Mrs. John O'Connor of l Springfield, Mass. were married on Wednesday morning at o'clock at i Sacred Heart church. Rev Charles W i Brennan. rector of the church. per formed the ceremony and celebrated the nuptial high mass. During the
 mass Mrs. Morgan Cronin sang Ave Maria.
 The bride had for her matron of honor her sister. Mrs Miah Fields of East Orange. N. J.. and the groom was attended by his brother. John Francis O'Connor of Springfield. The 1 brides gown was of white georgette crepe over white silk. She wore a 1 white picture hat and carried bride roses. The matron of honor was in white silk chiffon over white silk and wore q large black hat and carried | white chrysanthemums. The bridal i chorus from Lohengrin was used as 1 the professional by Miss Elizabeth l Malone, the church organist. and a i recessionaI Mendelssohn's Wedding March.
 1 There was a large attendance of rel atives and friends at the church. Fol | lowing the ceremony a reception was | held a t the brides home. Out of town guests. mostly relatives, were present ] from Buffalo. N. Y. East Orange. N.
 T.. Springfield and Huntington, Mass. | Putnam and New London
 l The bride received many beautiful ] gifts. Mir. and Mrs. O'Connor left | Wednesday afternoon for two weeks wedding trip to Boston and Old Or chard. Me. and upon their return will reside for the present with the brides 1 parents.
 Mrs. O'Connor's going away gown was of silvertone cloth. tailormade. and she wore a black velvet hat with ostrich trimmings.
 l Miss Louise Ii. Allyn of New Lon | don. teacher in one of the American 1 Missionary Association schools of the south, will be the speaker at the First 1 COngregationa1 prayer meeting this 1 (Thursday) evening. Miss Allyn is well known in Norwich
 | MT and Mrs John g. Bennett. of 12 ] Town street. spent Sunday at Haugh- | tons cove.
 Nr. and Mrs. James Francis Smith 0f New London. have been spending -everal days with their aunt. Mrs. Eff fe Northrup. of Wawecus hill. Nr and Mrs. Frank Cotton of Put oam are visiting Mrs Cotton's mo- her Mrs. Bertha Tiesler of West Town street.
 Miss Mabel Corrigeux returned on Tuesday evening to her home on Hun tington avenue after passing two weela' vacation at the Bay View House. Mantle.
 Thurston L Bonney of Whitney vile visited at his former home in Huntingdon lane the HTSU or tNS week Charles Marsh and daughter. Miss
 Melcerda Marsh, returned Monday ev-
 ening to their home on Town street,
 after visiting for several days with
 Mir Marsh's mother, Mrs. Josephine
 Marsh, also his brother-in-law and
 sister. MT. and Mrs. Charles Emerson,
 of New Boston. N. H.
 Miss Louise Claf1in of Providence is
 visiting for several days at the home
 of MT. and Mrs. Edwin c. Gay. of Up-
 per Washington street.
 Miss Eunice Northrup with her
 brother, Julius Northrup of Wawecus
 Hill, and MT. and Mrs. James Fran
 cis Smith of New London, also Will
 liam Dennison from this city. motored
 to Gardner Lake a day recently.
 Former Norwich residents. MT. and
 Mrs. John Sheperd. who for several
 weeks have been visiting relatives in
 Norwich and vicinity. left Wednesday
 morning for their home in Portland
 Oregon, stopping en route to visit
 relatives in New York. and New Jer-
 sey MT. SheDerd is uncle to John &
 Bennett, and a cousin of Mrs. William