Norwich bulletin., 1920-01-23

| satin, with train, embroidered Tn sll- yer, and her veil of tulle was caught . with orange blossoms. She carried an ] arm bouquet of narcissi and miniature ] calla lilies
 1 The. bridesmaid wore sapphire tulle over gold cloth and a picture hat to
 match. She carried Ophelia roses. The gift of the groom to the bride 1 was a pearl necklace. The brides gift to her attendant was platinum pin and gifts to the best man and ushers igold cuff links The Hshers were
 Henry Roland, Jeffrey Moore and Geo. l J. West.
 The breakfast and reception was
 held at the home of the bride. The.
 house was decorated with plants and flowers
 MT. and Mrs. Moore are on a. we'd
 and Atlantic City. They will~reside
 in Westerly. 1 There was numerous response to the annual roll call of the Broad
 Street Christian church and thor l ougi enjoyment of the soclal festiV- ities and the appetizing supper. Miss 1. Jennie B. Stanton, elocutio1ist, gave a program of readings, and Mrs. Dickenson here in the interest of Y. IW. c. A. work gave an interesting
 talk on the subject.
 l Deputy State Councillor Frederick.
 F'eeney, of Pawcatuck Council, Shan nook, installed these officers of Hope Council, Westerly. Junior Order Unit l ed American Mechanics: T. Fred Pea : body, councillor: Charles c. Church, ! vice councillor; William $, Eaton. re- cording secretary; Fred F. Wilcox, as- isistant;Henry W. Sutcliffe, financial secretary; Daniel S. Harrington, | treasurer; L. Everett Clarke, conduc- tor; Edward Potter, warden Charles l Mills. inside sentinel: Andrew Greene, 1 outside sentinel; Howard A. Greene,
 chaplain: Howard A. Greene, trustee. David Aftken, Jr., will leave today l (Friday) for Chicago where he is to be assistant to the disburSing officer of 1 the Chicago State Hospital. He serv- ed as lieutenant during the war and went overseas with the Dixie divis- ion, serving eighteen months. He was aide to General Bandholtz provost l marshal at Chaumont, France, previ- ous to returning home. 1 Local Laconics.
 An act has been introduced in the
 house. increasing the allowance for undertakers from S35 to S55 for the
 buriaF of public charges. I An act before the general assembly provides for an appropriation of S33.- 900 to allow s100 a mile for repair. work | OAA Ee1tO 13Ssa1 WdySS buS dl1OWdIfc6s Il0I l to exceed $I,00o Tor any one town. i Theodore Bodenwein. of New Lon don, interested the Colonial club mem bers Thursday evening with a vivid ] story of what he saw on the battle I fields of France after the war. l TIs Westerly Sanitary corps bas- ketpan team is scheduled for a game l with the Wakefield team in the state I armory. next month.
 T AIfrod w
 erly as coach of the Bulkeley baseball i team of New London years ago now T editorial writer on the Providence i Journal and Bulletin. and who served 4 as war correspondent, is giving talks I on The Other Side of the War. l The Alert Hook and Ladder com I pany will entertain the Wakefield fire \ department, February '.
 I Cornelius c. Moore of Newport, has I been appointed state chairman of the ! American Commis sion of Irish Inde- t peSdence, which is to have charge of i the drive for the week of February ] 22 to float the issue Of Irish Republic bonds in this country.
 | The late Mrs. John W. Hanan was godmother of Alber-4 BermorlI Crafts 4 and willed her, gedsIlild a black ring
 set with fourteen diamonds. Miss l Crafts is daughter of the late At ] torney A. B. Crafts. formerly of 1 Westerly.
 Negotiations. are closing for the
 purchase of the Burnside Babcock
 property as a site for a big bleachery. 1 So far as known there is no oppo- sitfon to the sale of Riverside paSll l to the Nfnigret company for industrial l purposes.
 l Walter Flynn will succeed Clarence 1 B. Roche as clerk. of the Third district corut February i. The appointment
 is for a term of three years. Judge Oliver H. Williasm will enter upon a
 new term of three years on the same tdate.
 l At the next meeting of the Westerly
 town council water commissioner
 will be; appointed to fill the vacancy coused by the death of Louis W. Ar hold. The new appointee will be a re- publican.
 Walter Snyder of the Nash store,
 enjoye dthe Winter Garden Passing
 show. in Providence Thursday. Howard Taylor and Earle Leonard
 are visiting in Fairhaven, Mass. | Howard M. Barber is on a business 1 trip to Philadelphia.
 l. There was a report Thursday that ! one of Westerly's representatives in 1 the general assembly was opposed to promotion of a Westerly man frorn T the superaor to the supreme co; 1 bench.
 With the caucus ten months away 1 there is already talk of making a
 change in Westerly's delegation to the general assembly.
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