Norwich bulletin., 1920-09-28

Robert WILLS, the sponsors pemE MISS Tyndall of Jewett City and Edward Moore of Norwich; George Willis, Leah Gertrude and Susan Ellen Gill, children of MT. and Mrs. Joseph Gill, the spon-l sors for them being Mir. and Mrs. Sam uel Cathcart of Jewett City and MT. and Mrs. Farrar.
 Miss Georgie Ross and Miss Lillian Ingraham, of Providence were guests at Francis Campbelrs Sunday.
 Mr. and Mrs. Donald c. Bis of Pax ton, Mass, spent the weekend at B. c. Bliss.
 Mrs. William Mclean of Norwich wis., tied her husband here over the week end.
 Joseph Dufresne and Miss Josephine Fontaine were married at St. Mary's church, Monday morning, by Rev. J. J. McCabe, who also celebrated the nuptial high mass. During the service Miss Della Mercy and Jeremiah Mercy sang l solos. The bride wore a gown of white georgette, and a veil caught with pearls and orange blossoms. She carried bride roses. Her bridesmaid was her sister, Miss Rose Fontaine. Her gown was pink georgette and she wore a black maline hat. She carried pink roses. The best man was Theodore Bachand The groom's gift to his bride was a pearl necklace. He gave his best man scarfpin and cuff links. The brides | gift to the bridesmaid was a string of pearls, and she gave the bridegroom a pair of cuff links The breakfast was served at the home of Mir. and Mrs. | Adelard Dufresne. The house was beautifully decorated by Miss Annie Cornell and Edgar Knox with pink and green crepe paper, also handsome dah- liah and other flowers from William Knox's garden. In the evening a re- ception was held at the home of the brides mother, Mrs. Natalie Fontaine The bride received gifts of gold pieces silver, cut glass and linen. Mir. and Mrs. Dufresne leave today (Tuesday) for trip to Springfield and Boston They will live for the present at tn, brides home. Forty guests were pres
 ent at the wedding. from New Bedford Providence Webster, Taftville Willi mantle and Jewett City.
 Mrs. Annie H Frost spent the week end at Mrs. George Boardman's ii Glasgo. Mrs. Boardman also had a. . guests MT. and Mrs. Champlin and Hi
 ram Edmond. of Westerly.
 Mrs. Edward Smith of New York ha been a guest at Mrs. R. R. Church's ? Donald c. Bliss will sing in the cho
 rus at the Worcester Musical Festiys . this season. Mir. Bliss is a solo bari
 tone.
 The following hunters licenses hay n been issu ed by Town Clerk John Walsh ,. Henry A. Guile. Eugene Gray, A. E . People, Robert E. Willis, Robert l James, Edward Castle, J. w Pott. = Charles Whipple, Eugene Gutternech t Earl Clarke, E. H. Hiscox, Jr Herber d Sharkey, Alonzo Thompson, Fran - Holmes, F. o. Corey. Richard Conefor, r Michael Medick, Louis Bakanoysl< l. Timothy Crowell. Carl Benjamin, Mido J. Rail, George Gutknecht Benjamin Kot s husz, Edward LaCroix, Edward WaIsl l. Wilfred Dion, R. Lillib-idge, A Am {; bot, Max Burkersoda. John Hoffman e Stanley Tholewa, Thos. A. oldershaw
 The annual meeting of the town (
 Griswold was held at Pachaug Monda
 afternoon. C. c. Palmer and Joh
 Welsh were chairman and clerk respec '. vely. The reports of the selectmen ar other town officers were accepted Oal
 iel L. Phillips was appointed a memb, IT of the committee on the Daniel S. Al l. thony trust fund. The board of selec : men was authorizd etc borrow mone s. on temporary loan to pay any part the. town debt that can be paid. The DE
 and salaries of town officers were rais,
 as follows: The first selectman is to r
 ceive s40O instead of $500. The secor is raised from s20O to $500 and il
 third from s10O to s2OO; Town treasu
 CT $500 to $500; town clerk same salal
 as last year. The asesors are rais,
 from S75 to $1OO a year. Registra
 will receive $5 per day for actual Sc he vice. Helpers at the polls will recei
 s4 per day. For road labor a team W
 be paid s5 and a man S4 for each da The matter relative 10 the repairing ne the highways was left with the seIee 1t men. Physicians are to be employed al as paid on the same basis as last yes