Norwich bulletin., 1919-06-11
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gomery. It reads:
 U. s. $. Cita tion.
 Second Lieut. Earle s. Montgom- cry, A B. 1St Army Balloon Service, for distinguished and exceptional gall lantry at Germonyille, France, on | twenty sixth September. 1918. in the | operation of the American EEpedi- | tionary Forces. in testimony thereof and as an expression of appreciation of his valor l award him this cita- tion
 Awarded twenty-seventh March 1919.
 Qsigned)
 JOHN J. PERSHING,
 Commander in Chief.
 Monday morning at half past seven, at St. Mary's church. Miss Mary Hoffman, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Kasper Hoffman of Griswold, was united in marriage with Daniel W. Golf of Norwich. Rev. J. H. Seifer- man sang the nuptial low mass. The bride was gowned in white beaded georgette crepe, with a flower trim med georgette hat She carried ani bridesmaid was her sister. Miss Alice l.. Hoffman, who wore pale pink chif- ion and leghorn hat, carrying an arm bouquet of pink and white snap dra- gon The best man was Joseph G. Hoffman, the brides brother. The groom's gift to the bride was string of pearls. and the brides gift to her bridesmaid was a cameo ring. The best man received from the groom a K of c. emblem ring. A wedding breakfast was served at the home of the bride. only relatives and intimate friends being present from Norwich, Putnam and Providence. The house room decorations were white roses. The bride received handsome gifts of linen, cut glass, silver, china, also Victory bonds. MT. and Mrs. Golf went to Providence and Boston to spend their honeymoon and will live in Occum in a newly furnished home. The brides travelling suit was blue serge with a black tailored hat.
 Mrs Golf was a 1903 graduate at Riverside Grammar later taking the course at Norwich Business college. 1 For two years she has been book ! keeper at the Versailles Sanitary Fi i bre Co. MT. Golf is in charge of the meat department i'll J. M. Young's store i'll Norwich.
 Mrs. Lydia Lewis and Simon Brown were quietly married by Rev. Albert | Donnell at the Congregational parson- l age Tuesday afternoon at o'clock. | The bride wore a taupe foulard silk gown with georgette trimmings. and ] black hat. She carried an arm beu- quet of yellow lilies. the gift of a ] friend just previous to the ceremony. l The witnesses were Mrs. Donnell, Mrs c. W. Robinson, Mrs. F. E. Robinson and Mrs. E. H. Hiscox. MT. and Mrs | Brown are at Mrs. 1nez Hills. a niece | of the brides on Penobscot street | Norwich, for few days They are to reside in Norwich.
 Joseph Foley has returned from 1s months in service overseas. He wears | the seven stars, signifying that he participated in that number of bat 1 ties. He was not wounded, although | in one engagement a horse was shot under him.
 Adrian Menard returned Tuesday | from overseas.
 No more executive committee meetings of the local Red Cross chap August, unless there should be spe- cial business.
 1 Dancing Ashland Casino tonight Big display reworks.-a6lv
 MT. and Mrs. Herbert Hurst had as Sunday guests Miss Myrtle Howard and Edward Stevens Of Hartford. MT. and Mrs. Fred Weeks of Stonington, Miss Esther Gray Of Jewett City, MT. and Mrs R. H. Howard and Miss Cla- rissa Geer of H0Deville.
 Mrs. Fhebe BureIick Johnson, wid- ow of Charles Johnson, died on Tues day morning at her home on Mathew son street. Mrs. Johnson was born in Exeter, F. l., Dee. Il, S29. She was the daughter of Rowena Jacques and Matthew Burdick. When she was a girl the family came to Jewett City On October 2. 1850. she was married to Charles Johnson in Pacferville, the ceremony being performed by Rev MT. Guile. For the last thirty eight years the family lived in Lisbon com ing to Jewett City to live after the fathers death. Mrs. Johnson has been an invalid for ten years, and has re- ceived the, most unremitting and de- voted care from the daughter, Miss S Nettie Johnson with whom she lived Mrs. Johnson united with her father with Rhode Island Baptist church and always kept her relationship there. She is survived by two daugh- ters, Mrs. Pearl Lewis Of Plainfeld and Miss S. Nettie Johnson. a teacher in the Riverside Grammar school She also leaves one sister, Mrs Sarah Starllweather, and a brother,-Asa Bur- dick, in Plainfield. and three broth ; erG, James, Lee ana EQdN BuTdlck 1T Willington. There are three grand children and two great grandchildren
 The meetings Of the Norwich Dis trict Ministerial Association held al the Methodist church closed Tuesday afternoon. The ladies served supper on Monday evening and dinner Tues day The following ministers were present: Rev. ". H. Bath, district su- perintendent, Norwich; Rev. E. M An. thony. Jewett City: Rev. o. J. Aldrich Stafford Springs; Rev. w. H, Barber Holland: Rev c. [. Bromley. Wap. ping; Rey. William Crawford. Nor wich Town; Rev. w. c. Darby anC mother, Moosup; Rev s. J. \. Rock Putnam; Rev. Samuel Thatcher, Eas
 Hampton; Rev o. E. Newton. Gale: Ferry: Rev. E. r. Studley, Manches
 ter: Rev. M. $. Stocking. Danielson
 Rev. E. J. Ayers. Norwich; Rev. ant Mrs. G. H. Wright. Mantle; Rev. anC
 Mrs. E. A. Legg. Norwich; Rev. J. A
 Wood. North Grosvenordale; Rev. R E.. Bisbee, Portland; Rev. Johl
 Thompson, Griswold; Rev. W. D
 Woodward. Attawaugan; Rev. G.. G
 SeriYener, South Manchester; Rev
 and Mrs. G. D. Stanley. Westerly
 Rev. Jerome Greer. Mystic; Rev c
 c. Tibbits. Uncasville; Rev. Alber
 DonneH, Jewett City Congregations
 church, and Rev. J. W. Payne Jewet
 City.