Norwich bulletin., 1919-06-18
JEWETT CITY

At St. Mary's church Tuesday morning Rev. J. J. McCabe united in marriage John Charles Oakes. oldest son of Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Oakes and Eva Adelaide Gobiel. youngest daughter of Mrs. Damas Gobiel. They were attended by William E. Oakes, the groom's brother, and Miss Ro- sanna Gobiel, the brides sister. The bride was daintily gowned in white Georgette crepe. and wore a veil with Russian crown. She car- ried a bouquet of bride roses. The bridesmaid wore blue Georgette with hat to match and carried pink roses. A reception was held at the brides home on North Main street. The nu- merous gifts received included mon ey, cut glass, linen. silverware, and china; also number of gold pieces.
 After a trip to New York and Phil adelphia, Mr. and Mrs. Oakes will re- side at the brides home for the pres ent. They have lived in Jewett City all thei rlives and have the best wishes of many friends.
 Frank Durfey was one of the grad uates at Norwich Free Academy on Tuesday. He took the prize in Eng fish.
 Mrs. Milo Appley of New London spent Tuesday at Mrs. c. F. Gard ner's.
 The vital statistics for the town of Griswold for May show nine births: Kastik Palsik. Theodore Kilbrassa, Odel Ernest Doyon. Marie Claire Masse. William McKenna. Joseph Herbert Sharkey, Vivian Pauline But ton, Leanel Wilfred Dayon. Michae! Dimiceo. There were four deaths: Leonel Wilfred Dayon of exhaustion; Edwardena Rondeau, of charna; Tim othy Foley, of myocarditis; Lucia riage, Charles E. Roy and Albina Ro- bichon.
 A number who were at the station at 5.S0 Tuesday afternoon saw the Masonic special. It was bound from New London to Webster, at which city prominent New London railroad man was raised to the sublime degree of Master Mason. Tuesday evening The special stopped a minute to takt aboard Station Agent o. F. Miller al one of the party. all of whom were railroad men.
 A big moving picture film coneerl has leased quarters in the JeWet City hotel. The hotel is not being op erated at present, so the party ant their many actors sort of shift fo lnenSelVGS OH Llle lSeu QueSLlOL II films are being made in the wild sec tions of the lower south part of tn town. No finer or wilder scenes ar to be found anywhere. There ar pSetty women, great heroic men. In dians and now company of soldier has arrived to star in special act.
 Thomas McBroome pastures hi valuable COW in the old grist mill lo Leading through the lot is a trencf through which the water runs fror the pond waste gate above. Acros this trench is a plank bridge. The GOV in attempting to cross fell into tn trench which is several feet deep. bu contained only a few inches of water Mrs. Cow showed great sagacity, go upon her feet and waited until me ! came with blanks from the mill. Nil l McBroome was able to keep her qule and she was rescued. little the wors for a bad fall.
 Crops are at standstill and wi soon be suffering on account Of tn extreme dry weather. Potato bug were never so happy. and are doin much more damage than last yea The pea crop was damaged by blrd robins, grackles and starlings, whic picked the first tender leaves whic appeared.
 Dance Ashland Casino tonight. rainy come Friday night.-adv.