Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-29
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Afr. and Mrs. Ernest Clark of New Bedford, Mass, have taken the house at g North Front street
 Mss Elsie Scott of pawtucket. R l.. +. has been the guest of her aunt. Mrs Edmund Hlndie of Slater avenue.
 Mrs. Caldwell and Miss Marion Cald- well have been passing the holiday in News Bedford.
 John Bowler who has been registered st the Ponemah house for several weeks has left town.
 Last dance this year. State Armorv, Danielson. Black and White orchestra. Saturday. Dec. 1. Couple. S11O. Lady. 05 ccnts.-adv.
 Plans have been completed for the an- nual fair of the Taftvills CoaCreEation- ai church which will take place next week The fair will include two even- inrs Of entertainment. and one of danc- Ing.
 Mrs Wiifred Beaurerard of Hunters avenue. who underwent a surgical op- eration at the Eackus hospital recently ls reEaininE her health very -api1y. and expects to return 10 her home this week Miss zna Cornher is ili at her home on Hunters avenue vi pneumonia.
 Minnow BeaureEard was a visitor in Baltic Saturday evening.
 Twin Boucher Of Hunters avenue has puchasod a chicken farm in Canterbury and expects 10 enter the poultry business this rprirE.
 A very pretty wedding took place at the home Of Mir. and Mrs. William C. Kendall on Norwich avenue Saturday evening at : o'clock when their daugh- ter. Mss Jennie r.. was united in mar r|arc with Theodore I. Goodrum of the New London submarine base by Rev. Ar thur Narley. The bride was attended hv her cousin. Miss Celeste Copeland. and the groom by Earl T. Webb, also of the sub marine base.
 The bride was gowned in white messa- line trimmed with lace and carried a bou- quet Of white chrysanthemuns. Her maid was gowned In pink georgette crepe and carried bouquet of pink chrysanthe- nuns.
 Mss Florence Meyers, a cousin of the bride. played the wedding march.
 Alter the ceremony a wedding supper was served to the attending friends and relatives.
 The brides gift to her maid was gold brooch set in pearls and to her cousin Miss Meyers. a gold brooch. To her groom q pair of gold cuff links The grooms gift 10 the bride was a string of pearls and 10 his best man a gold watel charm-
 The wedding took place on NIT. and Mrs- Rendalrs 32d wedding anniversary and their bridesmaid formerly Mis-, Louise NJ. Hodgson. of Providence. now Mrs. Traichen. and best man, Charle, Copeland. Of Norwich. were present.
 Guests from Roxbury, Mass. Provi lence and Kentucky were present. Tn, groom Is chief electrician on the sub narire E-l and his home is in Kentucky The bride is the daughter of William c and Margaret NJ. Kendall and was em ployed by the J. F. Martin velvet mill a, @ bookkeeper Mr. and Mrs. Goodr1n left by boat for New York.
 Mrs. Susanna Bauer. born in German, a year ago, died at hsr late home 6l Norwich avenue. following a short Hines of pneumonia She was the widow of Le mart Bauer and came 10 this country s years ago. The deceased was held i high esteem by all who came in contac with her and will be sadly missed by ne friends. She is survived by four daugh tfrs. Mrs. Christopher Bauer of Attlebor, Mass. Mrs Nell Richmond of Macon. Ga Mrs. Frank I. Eribeck of this village Mrs. Richard Thoma of Lisbon mad or Foa- Nicholas of Bristol. She also leave twenty-two grandchildren and thre great grand children.