Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1920-06-08
WEDDINGS.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT;


At o'clock Tuesday morning. June
1st, Henry G. King of this city, for
merly of Stafford Springs, and Miss
Sophie Wildowski of Wauwecus Hill
We're united in marriage by Rev. Myles
P. Calvin at st. Patricl's church.
The couple were attended by Hector
Gaucher as best man and the brides
sister, Miss Victoria Wildowski as
bridesmaid.
Standardization.
On June Query StilIweu of New
Haven, formerly of Ohio, and Miss Grace
P. Watson of Trading Cove were united
in marriage at Montville by William
Smiddy, ]. P. Mr.. and Mrs StillweIl
left after the ceremony for New Haven,
where Mr.. Stillwen is employed as a
machinist for the N Y N H, and H
Railroad company.
The bride has made her home with her
mother, Mrs. S. ]. Watson at Trading
Cove.
Smith-Buc hanan.
Monday morning at eight o'clock, at
the Sacred Heart church, Norwich Town,
the pastor, Rev. Charles W Brennan,
united in marriage, Mrs. Laura Hubbard
Buchanan of Norwich Town and Francis
Campbell Smith of New London. Fol-
lowing the ceremony Rev. Father Bren-
nan celebrated he mutual high mass. At
the offertory, Mrs. Morgan Cronin sang
an Ave Marie.
AS the wedding party entered the
church the organist, Miss Elizabeth A.
Malone, played the bridal chorus from
Lohengrin, and as occasional, Mendel-
ssohn's Wedding March The bride was
attended by the grooms sister, Miss
Smith, and the best man was the brides
brother, John Hubbard. The bride wore
white georgette, with large white hat and
carried bride roses The maid of hon
on wore pink georgette, with white hat
trimmed with pink and carried an arm
bouquet of pink flowers.
The bride is the daughter of John and
Laura Lambert Hubbard. The groom is
the son of William J., and Mary A.
Toomey Smith. Included in the attend
ance was the grooms parents. also his
sister and brother from out of town. Up
on leaving the church the bridal party
went to the Wauregan hotel where q
! breakfast was served. Mr.. and Mrs
| Smith are to reside in a newly furnished
| home in New London. They left Mon
| Anne's, Quebec. The brides travelling
suit was of navy tricotine, with hat tt
| correspond
The groom's gift to the bride was
string of pearls; the latter's gift to tn
groom was gold cuff links.
The wedding presents included choic
cutglass, china, silver, furniture, money
etc. Mr.. and Mrs. Smith have a wild
circle of friends the groom receives
/ many congra tulations and his bride man.
good wishes and messages of felicitatior
Wood-Maine.
Frederick Delor Wood and Miss Dori
Irene Maine We're married at the rector
of st. Patrczs church at 10 o'clock o.
Monday morning by Rev. J. H. Brodericl
The couple were attended by Henri
Plante as best man and by Miss Alic
Hoar as bridesmaid.
Following the ceremony, receptio
was held at the home of the bride a
which members of the immediate familie
We're present The bride received man
handsome gifts. Mr.. and Mrs. Wood LEI
later in the day for a short wedding tou1
after which they will reside in Norwich
where the groom is employed as a line
man by the telephone company.
The groom is the son of Frank an
Lucy Guilbeault Wood and was born i
Wauregan but for many years has bee
a resident of this city. His bride wa
born in Ledyard- the daughter of Geore
Edward and Martha Daggett Maine. Sh
has been employed at the local telephon
exchange as an operator.