Norwich bulletin., 1919-07-01
WEDDINGS
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<t@ l :. Cove and Miss .vic.a Deeosia of the
 same place were. married irr. taiss city
 last Friday L.r Rev. Charles A. Sor-
 aIontville and the groom hAs been
 married once before, having obtained
 divorce 1tere il the superior court :. on Friday
 cetson--Yesne.
 ! Lewis Cotton. who is salesman in
 Worcester, and Eveiyn Young. who in this city on May P, 1919. by John IT. i Barnes. J, P. The groom is E and the son of Barnet Cotton and Bessie Cor don. The bride is q and was born in l.keeper. The couple obtained their li- cehse here on May If and were mar.
 ried eight days later.
 Greeneush-BrierIy.
 Harry $. GreenouSh of 4s Broadway, who. is a driver employed by the ex-
 press con1pany and Alice May Brierly ! Saturday by. Rev. Joseph F. Cobb. pas i tor of the 5Jniversalist church. The ] groom is .34 and is a native of Ieba- non. tN. H. The bride is native Of Taftviiie. This Is Ter second. marriage. Hein-Farnhan.
 Miss Hazel Estslia Tarnham. daugh-
 r,o ter Of Mrs, EsteIla , Farna,sna Ja. of 15Si , Charles Bradiay fIein. son of Mrs. 1 Henrietta Heir of 5 Beech street.
 Norwich. were married at the home
 of the. pride Monday Afternoon at O. | pastor Of the First Congregational church. Many relatives and friends attended the wedding. The bride was Fzfn zher in a afsae naT ss s asT asr was fs hs bridesmaid and Roy Burnham Farm ham was best man. The ushers were Miss Dorothy Brewer of Torfington. Misses Henriet- ta and Elsie Frien of Baltic. A reception followed the ceremony. 1 The house =decora tions were Of ram bier roses. daisies. ferns, srnilax and wild flowers. The bride wore white georsettei crepe with tul1e veil caught up with orange blossoms and carried q shower :bou- quet of white bridal roses and sweet peas. The bridesmaid was dressed in beaded sunset georgette crepe with maline picture hat and carried 'bou- quet of pink roses. f'5 F
 The brides gift to her attendant was a gold brooch set with an emerald and pearls. The bridegroonn's gift to bis bride was a platinum brooch set with a sapphire and to his best man a gold
 The mother of the bride was attired in gray seerEette and -sthe bride srooms mother in4 blue taffeta. Fol- lowing the reception MT. and Mrs. through the White Mountains.
 They will be at home at their new lv built home East Windsor Hill. af- ter Sept |.
 FIerins--Jehnson.
 In All IIailows' church. Moosup, at o'clock Monday morning, Miss Rena F. Johnson of Moosup, and William marriage by Rev. Edward J. McCar i thy. Miss Alienda Rodo, cousin of the l bride. was bridesmaid and Charles ! Riordan Of Norwich was best man: crepe over satin and wore a, veil | caught up with pearls. She carried l a shower bouquet of roses and sweet 1 peas. The bridesmaid wore . pearl.I chiffon over satin with picture hat of maline, trimmed with ribbons md | pink roses. I
 A wedding breakfast ana reception was held at the brides home on Main numerous valuable and beautiful gifts of cut glass. silver. furniture and lin- 1 ell were received by the happy couple. l
 The greenl's gift to the bride was [ best man a pearl and sapphire. stick maid was a cameo brooch. l
 The newly married couple left on an afternoon train for New York, and Eliza betll,, \. J.. The brides travel ing suit was of navy blue satin with hat to aatch. There were guests present from Norwich. New London, H. and MaInville, r.. l.
 TeoHoy--Turootte..
 In St. .Joseph's church. occunn, at 8 o'clock Monday morning Miss. Flor epce Tureettez was unired in F1aFEiage with Sergeant Francis M. Toomey of l by Rev Father F. R. Dessu- result. uncle of the bride The ofTi- cers of the mass were Rev. Q: U. BeTlerose. deacon. Rev. c: II. Mat thieu, sub deacon. and Rev. Henry Chagnen. master of ceremonies. The bridesmaid was Miss Jenitio Tocmey. was Gerald Corty. both of Norwich. The bride wa= bsceminsly aed fil white point de- spirit and carried a bouquet of bridal roses. Her train was held up by two little girls. Mau rice Quinn and Anna Rose Leonard blue sashes. The brfdesmaid was most charming in robins egs blue georgette and carried an arm bouquet of pink sweet peas.
 After the church cerenaony 3. pour- tiful breakfast was served to the rel- atives and many friends at the home of the bride.
 The bride is one of the popular young people of oceum and has been employed in Norwich. The groom has months service oversees. He is em- oIoyed as a carnentef - =. F. Swee- aey of Norwich and is 'Vers. popular.
 The gifts were numerous and dnriaG the day congra tula tions were received 1ver the telephone from Wasl1in gtqn, D. c. and other places.
 After short honeymoon NIT. and Mrs. Toomey will reside in q newly furnished home on Tyler avenue.
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