Norwich bulletin., 1921-06-07
WEDDINGS. Bickford-Huggard,

Miss Edith Mae Huggard of Mont vile, graduate of the music depart nent at Connecticut college, and Harry Warren Bicllferd of Loweh, were mar ried in Lowell. Mass, last Wednesday. The bride, who was given in marriage by her uncle A. J. Huggard of New London, wore gown of white geergette and carried a bridal bouquet of white rosebuds. Miss Jane H. Macaulay of Montville, the maid of honor, was at : tired in pink organdie and carried pink sweet peas. Other attendants were Miss Mary Beale as flower girl, Master Mer- Till Beale as ring bearer and Harry c. Fletcher of Springfield as best man. Rev Arthur Stanley Beale performed the | ceremony, the double ring service being used
 i After the reception MT. and Mrs. Bick- ford left on an extended wedding trip to Montreal, Niagara Falls and New ] York city, and upon their return will 1 reside in the Highlands.
 McManus-FitzgeraId. i James Francis NcManus of q Manle | Grove avenue and Miss Helen May Fitz- | gerald of 14s Franklin street were mar ried at o'clock Monday morning at St. Patrick's church by Rev. Philip J. Mooney. The best man was William McManus, brother of the groom, and the bridesmaid was Miss Louise Sweeney of Franklin, Mass, a cousin of the
 bride.
 The bride wore white satin georgette l with veil of lace desocrated with pearls and her bouquet was of sweet peas and
 roses. The bridesmaids gown was of
 gray crepe de chine with hat to cores
 pond and she carried pink roses and
 sweet peas:
 There was reception and breakfast
 in the home of the bride at 149 Franklin
 street and among the guests were reia- tives from out of town. The newly
 married couple left for a tour.- Rhe
 brides going away gown was of brown
 Canton crepe. They will reside at 14s
 Franklin street
 The groom was born in New London
 the son of John and Margaret Doyle McManus and is a painter.
 The bride has been a clerk and was
 born in North Adams, Mass, and Is
 the daughter of James and Mary Mur- phy Fitzgerald.
 MncDonald-Marsh.
 Monday morning at g o'clock, in the rcctory of St. Mary's church, Greenevile,
 Miss Melverda Marsh and Hugh J. Mac Donald were married by Rev William H.
 Kennedy, the assistant pastor. The at tendants were MT. and Mrs. John Mo Claferty, brotheT-in-law and sister of the groom respectively Following the ceremony, a breakfast was served at the home of the bride at 103 Peck street Those present numbering twelve, in-
 cluded only members of the two fami- lies.
 The bride, who is the eldest daugh- [ ter of Charles H. and Alice NJ. Cross = Marsh, was born at Reids Ferry, N H Prior to the Marsh family moving tc Peck street, about six months ago, they
 resided for several years at Norwich , Town, where the bride is pleasantly re- membered by a large list of acquaint, ances and friends. The groom is the
 son of Daniel s. and Anna Heffernar I Macdonald, and was born in East Hart al ford. He has made his home with hi. s parents at Norwich Town, with the ex
 served in the United States army, dur
 ing the World war, being stationed over
 seas six months of that time. 5 MT. and Mrs Macdonald left on ar l afternoon train for a wedding trip tC Providence, R. T., expecting to be ava! a week or so and the trip may be ex
 tended to Hartford and Bridgeport. Tn, ], bride wore a travelling suit of brown = They are to take up their residence a 2 s9 Hickory street, Greeneville, where tn I groem's parents recently purchased
 home. It is the wish of friends tha
 happiness and prosperity accompan. them through their married life.
 Tellier-Fredericks. z Cyril J. Tellier, formerly of Taftville , and Miss Frances Fredericks of New Ha , ven, were united in marriage by Rev 1 Cournoyer in the Catholic church at Ney D Haven June 1st. The bridesmaid va t Miss Rohea Tellier and H. Granville wa y best man.
 | The bride was prettily gewned an ], carried roses. Her bridesmaid wore tai }, georgette with hat to match and carrie
 pink roses. After the ceremony Q wed
 ding dinner was served at the home Q
 the brides parents.
 The groom is the son of Gustave an d the late Adele Young Tellier of No. 3 T Front street, Taftville. He is new i r the L. s. army and is stationed at HeE : Haven. His bride is the daughter of Ml l. and Mrs. Arthur Fredericks of S6 Bishe = street, New Haven. After honeymee
 trip to Boston Mir. and Mrs. Teller wi
 make their home in New Haven,