Norwich bulletin., 1920-09-08
WILLIMANTIC

w.; Helen E. Larkin and Lillian L. Cheney. Grade III Magdalene H. Hey rin and Winifred A. Moriarty, Grade Il Edith F. Colins Grade I; L. Vivian Will coxe and Marie S Hevroy, kindergarten; Inez Brown. ungraded.
 The Windhnm Center school which has been under repair for thN past two weeks is. now ready for the pupils, The teach CTS will be, Miss Florence Tuerrell prin- cipal Miss Gertrude Hughes Grades l and IT: Miss Elizabeth Branch, Grades III and " North Windharr school will be taught by Miss Clara Sihley in the upper grades, and Miss. Loretta Cur ran, primary grades.
 The teachers at the Windham street school will be. Principal, Elmer D. Els worth; May F.. Davidson Grade VII; Mary A Quinn. Grade VI; Florence c. Wilson. Grade III Ethel F. Lewis, Grade H.. and Annie ]. Oates Grade I Annie W. Buchanan, Grade V; Miss c. L. 5. Campbell is extra in Grade ; Louise J. Greathead, director of Kindergarten work with Pauline Matchell as assistant. Florence ook, teacher of special classes and Lorenna Lord, school nurse. Teachers at the Oaks school. Mary F. McIntire Grade III and " Gertrude A.
  Grade and VI and Agnes G. Hickey, kindergarten.
 South windharn, teacher of upper grades Marguerite J. Foley; lower grades Madeline Holmes
 Teachers at St. Joseph's and St. Mary's parochial schools will be the same with the exception of Mother Superior Thar siila who is superseded a St. Josephs hx- inh Rev J. J. Papillon continues as director of St. Mary's school.
 Tuesday morning at o'clock. at St | Mary's church. Rev. Edward Mathieu ! united in marriage Louis Messier and Miss Irene Caya. both of this city Paul I Caya brother of the bride was best man. Miss Clara Hervieu, being bridesmaid. 1 The bride was gowned in white geor- gette with satin trimmings, wore veil l and carried a shower bouquet of bride roses Her maid wore pink georgette l with hat to match and carried pink 1 roses. A, breakfast was served imnnedi- ately after the church ceremony at the home of Mrs Emily Caya, mother of the 1 bride at 73 Ives street. Mir. and Mrs. l Mess!er left during the afternoon for | Worcester and Boston where they are to spend their honeymoon. Upon their re- turn they will reside at I5 Ives street. Mir. Messier is employed by the Smith Winchester plant at South Windhanl. His bride Sas employed in the San Silk department at the local plant of the American Thread company.
 Mrs. Lucy Pond of Bridgeport is the guest of Mrs E. s, Lincoln of South street.
 Nicholas LusiAno, of this city. wal found guilty of larceny, Tuesday mornine at the session of court Held at Mansfield before Justice of the Peace George H Allen. The original charge was break ing and entering and theft of goods. Jus. ice Allen imposed a fine of twenty i've dollars and costs amounting to s52.sl which WAS paid. Lusiano broke into home in Mansfield Thursday of last weel and stole articles of various kinds, thu articles being found in his home in tIil city when search was made.
 The case of Albert Girouard. of thil [ coty, charged with doing a jitney bust ness without the proper license came up a the Tuesday session of the police court and was continued until Thursday, Sep tember 9th. He was taken into custody by Chief Killourey Monday.
 Mrs James Counhan and daughte, Gertrude A. and Miss Rose A Healy ar,
 
 Beach.
 Funeral services for Clarence T. Me Lean. of Pleasant Valley. were he, Tuesday afternoon at 1 o'clock from tn undertaking parlors of Jay NJ Shepa I'd a good number attending. Services werl conducted by Rev E. P Aver of Mans ted. Burial was in westford cemetery in the town of Hampton.
 Mrs Virginia Ro1rcher d;a5 15na5., night at her home. No. IS Watson stree from apoplexy. She was born ill St. Al ban. P O.. April 15. 1885 and has mad this city her home for the past fourteel years. being employed as a weaver a the 0uidniciSEV'rahan1 Manufacturini Compap'- ~ro her, hua
 nd. Alfred Boucher, and daughte -lrs ku~.. ,.nsof Will, mantle.
 Births recorded at the office of th town clerk during the month. of. Angus totaled S9. 20 being male birth and l females. The list follows July 2s-A son, George Stanley Maj sweeney. to Edward B. and Mary Dons hue MacSweeney of this .city.
 30-A son. Earl Harding Terry. Clarence A. and Helen E. Burt Terry ( this city
 3o-A son. John Charles. to stavrc and Barbara Thomas Charles of tn hcity
 , 3l-A son, Leonard Wendell. to Pa, and Josephine Wendell of Windham.
 3l-A daughter, Jean Ruth Burleso = to William and Ruth Moulton Burleson this city.
 Aug. IA daughter. Lillian Lucas. Harold A. and Tillie Pyrtey Lucas of tn city. T IA daughter, Terie Iuzak. to Pfc Windham.
 IA son. Armand Joseph NanoJe, Thefadlt. to Joseph and Ardina Carce; Thefault of Windham.
 "A son. Joseph Girsh to Frank al Mary Fieo Girsh of Windham.
 IA son. Thurston Tucker Foster
 John Rush and Fannie Tucker Foster
 Lebanon.
 A son. Otto Stebner. to Daniel a. Ida Zahn Stebner of this city A 9--A son, Wilbur Kreitzer. to Geor = and Emily Latham Kreitzer of Lebanon es' 1O-A daughter. Laura Eleanor Ca, pa to Amede and Cora, Maxham Cayo ,c. Windham
 .w 1o-A son, Frederick Earl Hayward, l6 William F. and Mary Chaffee Hayward