Norwich bulletin., 1920-04-27
PERSONALS

Rev. A. J. Hetrick of Canterbury, was in Norwich Monday.
 Mrs. Burt Barrows of Norwich. has been visitor in Shailesville.
 Charles J. Rierdan of Orchard street was visitor in Willimantic Monday evening.
 MT. and Mrs. Sherwood Miner and family are going to move to Franklin from Hebron.
 William Bishop of Bishops Crossing was the guest of MT. and Mrs. Albert Green over Sunday.
 George Helmboldt and John Stoddard have returned from the sNew England Conference of Musicians held in Worces- ter Sunday.
 E. J. Gross and August s. Werner of New York city were the week end guests of the Misses Beetharn, of Bos- we'll avenue.
 Mrs. Dwight c. Stone of Stonington has been called to Norwich Town by the illness of her mother, Mrs. J. O. Bar rows who is now suffering from an at tack of whooping cough. WEDDINGS. Green-Westcott. | Frank E. Green of Ledyard and Miss Elizabeth Westcott of this city, were united in marriage Saturday by Rev. | Arthur F. Purkiss, pastor of the Central Baptist church MT. Green is the son of Mr. and Mrs Caleb Green and is | 59 years of age. He was born in West Woodstock, this state, and is a farmer. l Mrs Green is the daughter of MT. | and Mrs. James Roden and was born in Scotland. She is 54 years of age, and | this is her second marriage.
 Sheehan--NIurray. In St. Patricks church at 8 o'clock 1 Monday morning the rector, Rev. John | H. Frederick, united in marriage, Davic 1 J. Sheehan of New York city and Miss Katherine Murray of Norwich. Johr Foley was the best man and Miss Mar garet Brown of Providence, was tht bridesmaid. Following the ceremony th' bride and groom left by automobile fol a wedding tour. Upon their return the1 will make therih orne at 3S Geer avenue MT. Sheehan, who is a pilot, was bori
 in Ireland, and is the son of MT. ant
 Mrs. Patrick Sheehan. His bride is tn
 daughter of the late MT. and Mrs. Will
 fam Murray and was born in Norwich
 She has made her home at NO 3S Gee avenue, at the home of her brother, Der
 nard Murray. She has been teacher o the West Side
 Ralph4Atwood George W. Ralph of Fall River, Mass
 and Miss .gilbel w.. daughter of Mr. an l Mrs. Charles Atwood of Harrison's Land ing were married at o'clock Monda : afterrEon in New London at the parsor
 age of the First church. The ceremon I was performed by the Rev. J. Remey r Danforth. The couple were attended b V Everett F. Ralph, brother of the brid i. | groom and Mrs. Edward Sutcliffe. :, Following honeymoon trip to tl : Adirondacks MT. and Mrs. Ralph al to reside in Newburgh. N. Y, whe' N MT Ralph has position with the Ne
 burgh Shipbuilding Co. He was forme
 ly employed at the Groton Iron Works. u Simons-Johnson. t Arba William Simons of Myers avenl
 and Miss Barbara Albertine Johnson I. 152 West Main street were married re this city Saturday, the ceremony beil Il performed by Rev. J. s. Blake, past n: of Mt Calvary Baptist church.
 The groom is employed as labor
 and is a native of this city, the son y Joseph Simons and Maria Frost. T IT The bride was born in New London a is the daughter of Daniel A. Johnson a M Sarah w. Jaeger.
 KeeIey-schleisine.
 On Monday morning at the parsona
 of the First Baptist church Rev. GeeI B. H. Strouse united in marriage Charles ay Keeley of Norwich and Miss Eleanor ne Scilleising of Yantic. The couple ", on attended by Harold Broadway as b
 man and Miss Gertrude Schleising S. bridesmaid. Following a short weddi to tour, the couple will make their home ", Leominster, Mass, where the groom ci- employed.
 The groom is the son of Frank E. g o+ Jessie, Carey Keeley. He is a spinner +o trade. His bride is the daughter of R, S ert and Teresa Strouse Schleising. $ ,t @o was born in New Jersey