Norwich bulletin., 1919-06-26

place Wednesday evening at o'clock when Miss Sadie II. Ladd was united by marriage to Fred A. TOwne by Rev. C. il. Ricketts in Greeneville Congregational church. There was a large number of relatives and friends present The bridal couple were at tended by the brides sister and bro ther- Jaw, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond w. Schroeder. After the ceremony, the bride and groom returned to tise brides home on Central avenue where a wedding supper was served. The bride received many useful presents, including cutglass, money, silver, lin- cn and many other articles.
 The bride was beautiful gowned in white georgette crepe with veil caught with orange blossoms. She carried a bouquet of bridal roses. The bridesmaids gown was blue sat in over gcorgette crepe with a georg- cite hat to match.
 Mrs. Towne is the daughter of MT. and Mrs. Reuben E. Ladd. AIr. Ladd is superintendent of the Shore Line Electric Railway Co.,. AIr. Towne is the son of MT. and Mrs. Frank Towne of Eleventh st. He is q very popular young man being employed in one of the large stores in Norwich. MT. Towne has seen a yearG service in 1 the navy.
 Miss Kramer presided at the organ. The catering was in charge of Mrs. Berkoff. The ushcrs were Milton Osoornc' and John BuchaHan. Mr and Mrs. Towne left on the 10 o'clock train 10 New York and other places for their honeymoon, On their return they will reside on Central avenue.
 When Mir. and Mrs. Fred Towne returned to the home of AIr and Mrs 1 Reuben Ladd it was announced be- 1 fore supper that ma. and Mrs Ladd's 1 daughter Miss Henrietta Ladd was united by marriage to Raymon1 1 Schroeder of the Submarine Base, by ! Rev. Meyon L. Center, at the par sonase. They were attended by Mrs Fred Graves and William Hurttman chief machinists mate of the sub marine Base. f ter the wedding Wa: announced, formal reception fol both bridal parties was held AIr Schroeder's home is in Elmira, N. Y and he is now stationed at the Sub marine Base.
 The funeral of Mrs. Bridget OReil ly. wife of the late Patrick, O'Don l nell took place from the residence 0
  Cormick at 33S Prospect street ol Wednesday morning. Relatives an friends were present from Brooklyn New York, Washington, D. C. an other places. The caskct rested i the parlor surrounded by beautiful floral forms. The bearers were rel atives of the deceased, as follows Charles Lynch of 1lmhurst, x. ' John G. McCormi, Z of New York City Daniel c. and Thomas J. McCOrmic Frank Murtha and Jeremiah t Heal
 ey.
 Services took place in St Mary
 church and Rev. ?. J. McCormick c
 Washington was celebrant of a sol
 emn high requiem mass Rev. J. I Broderick was deacon. Rev. w. I
 Kennedy sUbdeacon and Rev John .
 McCabe of Jewett City was maste Of ceremonies. Prof. La Fontain presided at the organ and Mrs. T.
 Donavon rendered a hymn at the clos
 of the mass. Interment was in tll
 family plot. in St. Mary's cemeter,
 Father Mccormick read a committf
 service at the grave, assisted by Ia
 thers FitzmaUrice, Kennedy and Nc
 Cabe.
 Hourgian Brothers were in charg
 James Miloski has rtturned aftC
 spending few days visiting his re
 Gtives in Worcester, Mass.
 Warren Sisson who has just re
 turned from overseas was visitin
 friends in the village Wednesday.
 Stearns attended the dance in Jewe
 City Wednesday evening. ] The marriage of Alexander Joh.
 son and Mrs. Harriet Gaylor toe place at St. Andrews church Wee
 nesday evening as o'clock. IT
 ceremony was" performed sby Re
 William H. Smith assisted by h brother Rev. Leonard Smith of MoI treal Canada.
 The bride was prettilv gowned blue silk. Mrs. Fitch Dolbeare WE matron of honor and Fitch DoFbea1 was best mand. After the ceremor there was a -racention at 279 Centr avenue. After 8 wedding trip ' Providence they will reside on Jc 7 seph street.