Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-02
MONTVILLE

FEarsasy evening, Oct. sstl, at the hSrae es Miss Bridget Kelley, 2 miscel- iSzeous shoVsr was given Miss Ida cusainn in anticipation of her marriage vith Fred T<svtsky of Norwich Nov. sth. 4 most enjoyable evening wss spent with Esnes, singing and dancing. A mock HaFfsage vas enacted, Miss Mary Lenni- has tsking the part of bride Miss Kettle 1-.die- ef gFeeEa. Miss IeeRs Divine was ne pianist and Mrs. Addie Lsytsky per- formed the ceremony. Miss Cushion re- ceirri beautiful gifts os cut glass silver snd linen. Sandwiches, cake and coffee were seE1red by Miss Bridget Kelley and tbe Misses LenRihaR. After Ner sth Mss Cushion will make her home in Oak and, Gal Those present included Mrs. Charles Chapel, Mrs. Frank Rogers, Mrs. Frank Gero, Mrs. Edwia Curtin, Mrs Grshiez. Mrs. Cornelius F'lahsrty, Mrs, william Craig, the Misses Rose Haley, fsFy LsaRihan. Helen LsAnshas, Bridget Helley, Eettis Gridlsy ard Ida Cushion of AohtFiilP, Mrs. Obrien and Leoaa Deyiae of UzessTille. Mrs Ioha Kelley of New feaaea, Mrs Addie Leyi;sky of Norwich.
 Recent saests at the Chapel homestead ssYs beer Ar, and Mrs, Charles Cengdon os Stafford Springs, MT. ana Ms. itoy ceaEisa ef Fsntic, Mr. aRd Mls James Armstrong Of Eev HavEa Mrs. Ray l.. At Q. Ass tea l4aadplitre of Seo.t Hill.
 Mrs Arthur F. Bls!saeli received can hsG fTuit, jsilisE, preserves aad vegetables sent e her hsIne Saturday night by the Lesies' Aid sseisty, of which she is a EseEllsr. Mrs. Blastlon left the hospital teysral weeks age and is still in weak eze6 condition. The shower waS sent as token of sympathy
 Ms. Charles Turner and Miss Ella Tur- ses spest tie week. end with Mr and Mrs. f'<sis HeTe aud MFa. Sarah Tracy in fsEttt City.
 Afsss a. shutdown es week. Palmer Bros eu.t riill resumed operations Mon. day morning.
 Fac Ladlss' Aid s5e.ety will hold the FeSs'-iaeHthly meeting vita Eirs. William webster Wednesday, afternoon.
 H fa. Charles Bradley of %Tiilin7an antif saa Pratt Alien of Canterbury wer< guests last weeS Of Mrs. aI 4. JefYers.
 SAfertl from here atcanded the funera Of Francis r. Parker in Mentyille Center sunday afternoon.
 f.s~. Erarcis M. nfitah~n heern;sd ti,1 pdiBt O. tae Union Baptist church S,,n. Jay nsrning ard preached a foeasfsli ss E. mos ca esseyTs asce os ti4n Sabbath. l.ie close Ns. Mitchell tsndered hIs resig. nation ss pastor ef the church. to taks rHeet Jan. l. 1921. This came as q sur. rFlss to the Hecple, and many regrets Ifye eKHrsssed.
 Tie Nevenabsr rseetihg of tie Woman, aliss.enS7y society will be held at tht Aenle of Alrs. E c. Lyon Friday after nDia.
 Friends iR tsx- have been notified o me marriage of Miss Marian q. Heu-, sHd George Sheppard of Hartford Oct rsta. Ms. Sheppard IS the daughter o HeAc7n and Mrs Edwin S. Henry and ; native ef this riilage, where the create I'art Of her life has been spent and sb, hss the best wishes of many friends here
 Mrs Ray Woedmsnsee entertained c, Sunday Mir. and Mrs. Fred Kassock an, fnH. children, Elizabeth, MargeEy, Fred erfcS; Jr.' and William, of New Haven and Art and Mrs. Frank Steward ant four children, Derethy, Adelaide, France and Franklin. of Waterford.
 Nlss Marian Marshall entertained HeiieEe'sn party at her horne Saturda- nssAt. There were the usual goblips 9unnSi7 nlosrshlhes. etc Refreshuoent EePn served by Mrs Emma MssbaI, These present were Dorothy Ch,ircf Helen ofneoke. Add;e Daniels, KatherIn tisrnnaH, Rose Hickey Jennie Daniel, Resiide Lousieneau. Catherine Mostrldd Nkrsa Marshall, Ressrt Bergman, Wi nsm paHIeis ingoif Johnson, Benjan1i
 fttssi t0i''e. tH t,V"hls, steVeA 1f0s sA AleHsneer nenabrowski Mies Lii
 hsrEaanh MFs, Henry Church and MT BmHa MsRhail.
 Mss fettis GFi6ieT wss arpointed h tht spnday school as delegate to the sfat esFvenilen te be hsid in Hartford 0 Wednesday,
 hre Winiam Mitchell and her niae
 FSA Wtilsssn " Lynan, have returned | taeiF heaies after tu;e wseis' stay at Ial Nehaak in the Catskills.
 Aenss cenan has resigned as mast. RasssniEt et ths C. M. Robertson Co, Esilis. "