Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1920-06-10

l.. Mr.. Monjeau is employed by the An
chom Webbing Company OF Pawtucket
H. l. The bride until snort time aeo
was employed by the tos-er-Stewart 60.
at their Mnson street plant.
Managers chief operators and depart
ment heaus OF the Southern New England
telephone company are to attend a gen
eral conference at New Haven today
Thursday. Williamntc empioyse OF
the company who will attend are, Man
ager A. Linn Weathernead, Chief OPP
orator, Miss Marion Johnson and Wire
Chief John Carpenter.
County Detective William L. Jackson
is known to be a poultry fancier and has
several hens that are prime layers. One
of these pans however, has developed a
new character. sites. One morning this
week when Detective Jackson was gath
ering eggs he roticed one that bore the
initial ~. Mr.. Jackson has been I'M
able to solve the mystery thus far, but
thinks it either stands for the family
name or that Hiram Johnson of California
will be nominated at the republican con-
vention at Chicago.
Miss Harriet Nixon of Duluth, Mime
sofa. who recently graduated from
BeeGlwood School, Jenkinstown, Pa, is
the guest of her cousin, George w.
Thompson of 24S Walnut street.
Joseph F. Duff of Cambridge, Mass,
and Mrs James Moreland and Master
Gilbert F. Perry of Plainfield, Conn, are
the guests of Mrs. and Mrs. j. c. Duff
Of Turner street.
Miss Ethel fedora Golden, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Golden of rs
Pleasant street and Harold William Mich
OILS of Manchester wer eunited in mar
riage Wednesday afternoon at o'clock
at the home of the brides parents. Rev.
A. D. Carpenter, pastor of the First
Baptist church performed the ceremony.
the double ring service being used. TIE
bridesmaid was Miss Lillian Hall a
cousin of the bride, and Charles Nichols
of Manchester, brother of the groom was
best man. The bride was prettily attired
in white gerogette with veil and carried
a shower bouquet of bride roses. Mrs.
Ruth James of this city played the
wedding march. The bride was given
away by her father The ushers were
Harold Bowen and Charles Robinson.
/ About eighty guests were present. The
bride is well known in this city and
member of several societies of the
| Baptist church.
! The following students of windham
High were guests at the Connecticut Ag-
ricultural college on High school day
| Sarah ADDe, DORIS Broadway, Maybelle
Brown, Elizabeth Flynn, Mary Grady
Walter Gavigan, Betty Lynch. Peter MGR.
in, Albert Paulhue. Albert Staebner
! James F. Twomey, Louis Van Zandt
Irene Vanderman and Vivian Williams,
\ Out of Town.. comedy in three acts
was presented Wednesday evening at tn
Methodist Episcopal church under tn
auspices of the Philathea and proved
great success. The members of the cas-
had been coached by Miss Muriel Ken
nedy and their fine work spoke well O
her training. The play was based o
the false publication by Mrs. Thorndii
that she and her daughter were spend
ing the summer in New London. while /
fact they were at their home. TIL
Duke of Ellington comes tc visit as d
several other girlhood friends of Mr..
Thorndike and the nostes dresses as
maid and entertains the guest sfor tn
duration Of their stay: The list of char
acters follows:
John Spencer Ellington, unwilling pc.
SCISSOR of a dukedom. Earle K. Haling
Robert Mayhem Thorndike, a bachelc
by choice, Homer ]. Isham; James, bu