Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-31

deacon. The witnesses were Clement Hufteau, ST, father of he groom and Joseph Desiarlais, brother of the bride. 4 wedding breakfast followed the cere- mony at the home of the brides mother on South street, at which about thirty guests were present.
 Mir. and Mrs. Hurteau left in the after noon by automobile to Springfield and from there to Montreal, Canzda, where they will spend their honeymoon. They win reside in this city upon their return. The groom is employed at the Smith Winchester Company plan in South Windham while the bride has been in the employ of the Rossie Velvet Go.
 MT. and Mrs. Fred G. Mason and daughter. Marion. and MT. and Mrs All fred Eaton and son Sherman, left by au- tomoye yesterday for two weeks stay at Lake c:1amplain. N. Y.
 The class of 1a@s Windhani High
 chool held it's annual reunion Saturday evening at l,c .-9. Of Mir. and Mrs Walter .Abbe, Jr., in South Wfndham having as a guest of honor, Miss Jessie M. Baldwin. a former member Of the faculty at W. H. s. The evening was spent informally. in d social way. coffee and cake being served by the hostess 4 message was received during the evening 1 A. expressed regret at being unable to be present. The last Saturday evening in August was selected for he annual re- union date. This class holds the dis tinction of being the only one at W. H S., to hold reunions, the one Saturday evening being the thirteenth of it's ktd since graduation E. K. Manning ot Watertown,. Conn. is president of the class and Miss Elsie C. Marsh of Mans field Center secretary Those present at the reunion were Miss Jessie M. Baldwin of New York, MT. and Mrs Ernest K Manning of Watertown, Mir. and Mrs. c E. Norris of New London MT. and Mrs Herbert Card and Mir and Mrs. Walter Abbe, Jr., of South Windharn, J. R Foster of Lebanon. Miss Florence A. Grant and Miss Elsie c. Marsh of Mans field Center.
 Mother Tharsilla, who celebrated her golden jubilee as a nun on May 1st, who has been engaged in that noble work in this country for forty-six years, forty of which she has been connected with the convent of St Josephs parish in this city sailed Saturday from Now York on the steamship Rotterdam of the Hamburg American line on her way to the Mother House of the Sisters of Charity of Our Lady of Mercy at Tilburg, Holland. Accompanying Mother Thar silla were Mother General Theresa and her secretary, Sister Ignatius who carnk to this country July Is and since that time have been the guests of the four conVents of the order in this country Sacred Heart of Taftville Academy of the Holy Family. Baltic; and St. Mary and St.. Joseph's in this city.
 Mother Alphonsa of the Academy of the Holy Family at Baltic has been ap- pointed the successor to Mother Tharsfi- la in this city. She has been connected with the Baltic convention for the past eleven years. Mother Francis of Eng land, who at one time was connected with St. Joseph's convent in this city and later with the convents at Baltic and Taftville has taken charge of the BaRtc convent. She accompanied Mother General Tharsilla to this coun- service in England.
 Local people regret the departure of Mother TharsiIla as she was well liked and had genuine interest in the affairs of WilIimantic. She had seen st. Jo- seph's school grow to a large and pros porous institution while it was largely through her efforts that St. Josephs con vent was transformed into hospital. She held the position of superintendent of St Joseph's hospital and director of the parochial school of that name and is succeeded in both of these positions by Mother Alphonsa.