Norwich bulletin., 1921-10-10
DANEJ.SON

Many guests from Danielson were at the Baptist church at Sterling Hill Sat- urday afternoon at 2.30 o'clock to attend the wedding of Miss Blanche Douglas, daughter of Judge and Mrs. E. A. Doug las, and Capt Howard Torrey Byies, son of Mrs. Charles Byles of Central vil- lage. The marriage ceremony was per formed in the presence of 200 guests by Rev. Frank Fuller of Stafford. The bride was given in marriage by her fa- ther.
 Prior to the marriage ceremony a number of musical selections were given by Miss race Stanton, at the organ, Mrs. c. H. Perry, violin, and Mrs. c. A. Frost, soprano, all of Danielson. The processional was the wedding march from Lohengrin. the recessional Mendelssohn's wedding march. Mrs. Frost sang two numbers during the period before the wedding, and O. Perfect Love, during the marriage ceremony.
 The bride was attended by her sister, Miss Florence Douglas, as maid of honor, by Miss Margaret Burdon, Waterbury. Miss Marion Smith, Northampton. teacher at Norwich Free Academy, and by Miss Mary Byfes, Central Village, siser of the groom, as bridesmaids. Miss Mildred Reach, Danielson, was flower girl.
 Elmer Riley of New York was best man and the ushers were Irving Solt of Pennsylvania, A. R. Soderston of New York and Elwood Byles, brother of the groom. Central Village
 The brides gown was of white satin with cour' train. She wore veil and carried a shower bouquet of roses. Miss Burdon was gowned in green organdie with hat to match, Miss Smith in blue organdie with hat of the same tint, and Miss Byles in lavender organdie with lavender hat. The flower girl wore pink orEaudie and carried a basket of flowers.
 The maid of honor wore yellow crepe de chine with yellow hat. Her bouquet was of yellow chrysanthemums.
 At the home of the brides parents, following the marriage, there was a re- ception Musical numbers at the recep- ton were by Mrs. Perry, Mrs. Frost and Miss Stanton. Refreshments were served
 Nr. and Mrs. Byles left during the late afternoon for their wedding trip. after which they will make their home in New York. where Mir. Byles is in the employ of the Guaranty Trust company Both are graduates of Killingly High school. The bride is a graduate of Brown uni versity and the groom a graduate of Yale university.
 Alr Byles served overseas with the American forces, with rank of captain, during the world war Since her gradua- ton from Brown university the bride has been engaged in teaching and at one time was member of the faculty of Norwich Free Academy and also has been a teacher in the schools of New London. Here in Danielson Mrs. Byles is well re- membered particularly as a student at Killingly High school and as a singer at N-aE fold
 Many beautiful gifts, including silver, l.nea, cut glass, gold and many other valuable things. were received by the bride
 Armand Robitallle. one of those arrest el when the state and local police start cd to clear up much of the mystery that surrounded breaks at summer cottages ut Alezander's lake and at the Gay store in Attawaugan, will not be arraigned in the town court here until Wednesday, it was stated Sunday
 AIr. and Mrs. Edward Mignault and one of their sons will be put to plea be. fore Judge L. P. Waldo Marvin in the Buperi0r court at Putnam Tuesday Two Of the younger Mignault boys, already ordered committed to the state school for boys by Judge Woodward of the Killing ly town court, are being held here until after disposition of the cases of thei1 parents. The boys being held here are ir charge of a keeper.
 Miss Annie NJ. Shearin, resident al Elnville and at Danielson for many years died Saturday in Cleveland. o. where she had been a patient at a hos pi tal for many weeks after undergoins Hu-gical operations. For the past SCOT, of years Miss Shearin had lived in tn, South and west, for a considerable periot In Jerseyville and Chicago. She had beel in poor health for several years. He parents formerly lived at Elmvlle, bu TO members of her family have been res ldent in this section for years. Her near est living relatives are cousins, residen in Ohio and Illinois. Miss Shearin's bod,