Norwich bulletin., 1919-12-22

examined, will probably be made this week.
 According to the death return sign ed by Medical Examiner Phillips, death was due to sepsis and peritonitiS, probably following an illegal operation. The officials will endeavor to fix the responsibility.
 Saturday evening at o'clock Miss Florence Thackery, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. George W. Thackery of Oak htreet and Roger E. Trainer, son of Mrs. Hannah R. Trainer of Potter Hill, were married at the Pawcatuck Congregational church by Rev. Fred A. Macdonald, the pastor About 50 relatives and intimate friends were present. The double ring Episcopal ring service was used. Yellow chrysanthemuus and palms furnished the setting for the ceremony. Preced- ing the wedding Mrs. Benjamin F.. Greene of Newport sang T Love You Truly" by Bond and "A Love Song" by Blair Fairchild. Miss Mildred Tay- Tor accompanied. and during the ser- vice played MacDowelrs ITO Wild Rose"
 In the wedding party were Miss Bes- sic Gavitt, the brides only attendant, Malcolm E. Trainer, brother of the groom, the best man. Capt Ebert C.. Thackery brother of the bride, and wilfred B. Utter, ushers, and Donald | Thackery, the brides nephew, ring bearer. The bride was given away by ! her father. The brides dress was of white georgette crepe and duchess l lace. She wore veil, an heirloom in | the family, with orange blossoms and carried a bouquet of bride roses, or chids and shower of sweetheart ros- es.
 | The bridesmaids dress was of yell low messaline and georgette. She car ried Aaron Ward roses.
 l A reception in the church parlors followed the ceremony. Refreshments were served and an orchestra. Mrs. George Murphy, pianist, Walter His cox, violinist and Charles Bedford, eel list. played.
 Guests were present from Newport Wakefield. New York, Philadelphia and Washington.
 A charter has been granted the Watch Hill Beach Assocition, Incorp-
 orated, to conduct the patching beach and general mercantile business al Watch. Hill. The capital stock is
 bert c. Larkin, Daniel F. Larkin and
 
 Basil Wood. for several years with
 the Springfield, Mass, public library has been engaged as librarian of the Westerly Public library. filling the place made vacant by the resignatio or
 of Joseph L. Peacock who became
 president of Shaw university in Ra-
 leigh, N. c. MT. Wood is the son o1 Natha niel E. Wood president of New
 ton Theological Seminary, and lis 2
 graduate of Brown university. Fol
 the past two years Mir. Wood has
 been engaged in war camp cemmuni-
 ty service. He begins his new du'
 ties at once.
 At the council fire of Red Men Fri
 day night the following officers wer,
 elected: Sachem, James A. Lahey
 senior sagamore, George A. Healey junior saEamore, Clarence W. Main : prophet. Arthur r. Babcock; colletco of Wappum, Rouse l.. Clarke; -keepe of wa rnpurr, Roy c. Fisher; keeper o records. John F. Morrison; delegate to greet council. Arthur F. BahcocR Willia@o IT. Pendleton, John F. Morri
 son William Mincher, Sr.: ate~nates 2 Otis L. Chapman. House L. Clarke { Harry w Gavitt c. R. Johnson; trus tees. Judge F. M. Burke, John Cnappell, Otls n, SHaP4HaH' The troop Of Boy Scouts in Hop Il vallev is 10 he. revived, A nieetin has been h'd fo. the purpose. A fey --ears ac0 there was a fir~ishirg troo . ! in the village Donald F. Marshal , school principal, is to lead in th :. 'r,oven,ent to reorgani7e the trocp a7 i syrects to get it back to it's forne e high standa I'd.
 q Iocai l.aconice . Freder:cl: ?. Boss. of Hartford, ha