Norwich bulletin., 1921-11-22
WEDDINGS.
Regan-Keenan.

Edward Emmett Regain of New Ha- |
ven, superintendent of the New Haven |
and New London, divisions of the New !
Haven railroad. and Miss Alice E. Keen !
an of New Haven were married there
Saturday morning. at 9 o'clock in st. |
Mary's church by Rev. Martin E. Fahy.
of the Church of Oar Lady of Loudres,
New York city. who lis a cousin of the
bride and a member of a well known
New Haven family of that name. Miss
Helen Stanley. cousin of the bride was
bridesmaid and William A. Regan Of
Branford, brother of the bridegroom, was
best man.
The bride wore blue duvetyn with hat
of the same material with brown and
trimmings of silver and a corsage of
white roses. Mrs. Regan's travelling suit
was of navy blue tricotine. with hat of
velvet and martin scarf. The bridesmaid
wore a gown of brown satin crepe with
Spanish lace and silk overdress, and
brown velet hat
Following the ceremony a wedding
breakfast was served at Cummings Cen
treville inn. at which were present only
the immediate families of the bride and
bridegroom. Mr.. and Mrs. Regan left
on an afternoon train for an extended
! tour through the west and south and up
on their return will make their home at
295 Norton street
! Among the numerous and valuable
| gifts received was a purse Of $1,000 in
gold presented by Mr.. Reean's staff OF
officials and employees Of tAe New Haven
road.
Mr.. Regain is superintendent Of the
New Haven and New London divisions of
the \. Y, y. H. & H. r. R., and is one
of the best known Younger railroad Of
ficials in New England. He has his
office in New Haven, but his duties bring
him to New London frequently. He is a
member of the New London Rotary club,
and of several clubs In New Haven. Bos-
ton and New York city. Mrs. Regain was
for years his private secretary. but more
frequently she has held a similar DO
sition in the office Of the general man.
ager Of the New Haven system.
sherman-Leona-d.
Robert c. Sherman of Brimfeld. Mass.
: and Miss Winifred B. Leonard Of AIonson
were married there last Thursday after.
noon. The wedding march was played
by Mrs. George Beckwith. ~ Franklin
Conn., who also sang AT Dawning" ant
Il Love You" Guests were present from
Norwich Franklin, Palmer, Brimfielt
D and Sturbridge.
! The newly married couple will resid
t at Dunhampton, Brimheld, where Nj
e Sherman operates farm.
n Rowney-snith
f Charles L. Rowney and Miss Margare
b Elizabeth Smith, both Of - wincheste
k street, were married on Monday after
: noon at o'clock at the parsonage q
e Trinity Methodist church at SIS William
t street by Rev. Robert L. Roberts. paste
/, of the church. Friends attended til
: couple.
Mr.. Rowney was born in Providenc
h r. /, the son of Harry and Eva Lew
a Rowney and has made his home at 9
Il Winchester street. His bride was Dor
: in Randallsville. y. Y. and is the dsYsl
= ter of James H. and Elizabeth Ringlan
q Smith.
:, BarHe-PeIlaErina
. Monday morning at o'clock Ralr
J. Barrie and Miss Marie Pellagrina. bot
% Ct this city, were united in marriage
St. Patrick's church by Rev. N. II. Ma
: rectory OF the church. Mr.. and Mrs. j
1t seph Giaco of Brooklyn. y Y. filled Il
ee places of honor and the flower cir
lie were Nicoletti and Mary Denoicolo.
IN The wedding ceremony was follow
I'd by a recd7tion At the hor-e of Mr.. al
D. Mrs. P1ul Malerba of No. 81 Pc
Re street. Guests from New ORR. Brco
re lyn and other cities were present at I
ne wedding breakfast. The bride receiv
|
IN Mr.. and Mrs. Barlie will make til,
as home at East Great Plain where he
as engaged in farming. Mr.. Barlie is {
$ son of Joseph and Frances Malerba b
ne lie. His bride who came to this count
&C recently from Italy has made her hor
with Mr.. and Mrs. Frank DePino of Il
"a a city.
~ Ficarra-shelIey.
". Miss Ruth Shelley. daughter Of y
lg. and Mrs. Owen Shelley of New Lond
90 and Sal Ficarra, son of Mr. and VI
lis Frank Ficarra Of the same place, w
its united in marriage there Sunday aft
he noon at , o'clock by Rev. Myron E. C,
at ter at his residence in Hempste
CD street
he Miss Shelley was attended by N
aft Mildred Harris OF Gr't on as bridesms
To- and Angelo Ficarra, brother Of
OIL bridegroom, acted as best man. a
ad ception was held at the home Of
err brides parents.
he Haden-Ericson.
he John Herbert Haden or IS Nov
ere avenue ard Miss Alice Marie Ericsson
hg lS2 Roosevelt avenue were united
ick marriage at o'c ock Saturday aft
're noon BY Rev. f. {. Williams, rector
10 ST. Andrews Episcopal church, the C
no mony being performed at the home
m tho bride.
my The bride was chg sningly gowned
~ white Canton crepe with tulle veil
Iu carried shower bouquet of roses
We lilies of the valley. Her maid was go
yin ed in yellow crepe de chine and carr
-. yellow chrysanthemums. The best r
LII was Arthur Olson. - lie bridal pa
o entered the paror Miss Elizabeth
~ den. sister of the groom, played N
delIsohn's wedding -ilarcn. After
ceremony supper was served for al
49,, rs guests
nm, The groom's gift 20 the bride wa
string Of pearls. The brides gift TO
or- groom was a diamond stick pin ant
of her maid was a ring. The groom's
Id to the best man was a stickpin.
not bride and groom left by auto on the V
are ding trip.
The groom is the son Of Mr. and
ent Ernest Haden and was born in Norv
and is a machinist. The bride is
C. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Charles F
un- son. She is employed in a local nj
featuring plant.
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lot ON RELIGIOUS PUBLIC