Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1921-12-28
WILLIMANTIC

McQuili7n and Peter Rochefllle.. NC
Quiilan appeared without counsel and /
had nothing 10 say IN LIS own defense
lie was fined $3.50. .Rocheviile's case was
he was fined $500.
william Robert Robinson Of Brattle- |
boro, Vt, and Miss Della N. Dumaine |
were married Monday morning at 1901
o'clock at St Mary's church by. Rev. J. |
j. Papillon, the pastor. They were at
tended by Henry -Racicot Of Norwich. a
nephew of the bride. and Miss Azilda !
Dumaine, the briSe's sister. The bride
wore "a travelling suit of 6KTea delaine
trimmed with beaver. with hAs to match,
and carried a bouquet OF bride roses. Her
maid wore a gown Of dark blue broad
cloth trimmed with beaver. with hat to
match, and carried American Beauty
roses Following the church ceremony.
breakfast was served at the home Of the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Michael
Dumaine, of CenRer street, only members
Of the families attending Mr.. and Mrs
Robinson will spend their honeymoon in
New York, after which they will reside
in BrattIeboro, where the groom is en-
ployed by the Central Vermont railroad.
The bride until recently vas employed by
the Holland silk company.
Bids for the proposed new schooIhouse
at Windhan Center were opened Tuesday
| afternoon at the Chamber of Commerce.
building. the lowest bid that of s33.72S,
by Doyle & Murphy of this city. being
| the only bid, 10 come beneath the appro-
| priation Of s35, 900 for the erection OF the
school. There were seven bids in all.
| Following the reading of the bids. the
| committee figured on the possible cost OF
| equipPing the building, as well as the
| Ia ri, ala Nft3o 1f<ri14
| other .incidentals, 1t was stated that
about $4,000 additional viii be needed
/ TO equip the building. A call Will soon
! be issued for a special town meeting to
ask the voters for the additional appro-
| priation.
+, The contract was not awarded at the
| meeting, but the firms Of Doyle & Murphy
| of this city and Bartlett-Braihard COM
| pany of Hartford We're told 10 hold
| themselves in readiness to erect the
building, provided the addIiona. amount
! is Appropriated The members Of the
school building. COMMITTEES present were
George F. Taylor chairman, George S.
Elliott. George Cook, Egbert A Case
and NJ E. Lincoln. The names of the
bidders and amounts bid are as follows
Latham & Crane, WiiiimaIstie. SAL, 6S6
1 0. L Willard. Wiilimautic. s3S,124.35
4 Peck McWilliams. Co. Norwich, S3T, 925
| the LGHTEifGe q 0Oe ~ =
ass; the Bartlett Brainard Co, Hartford
$50, 1881; Doyle & Murphy Co.. Whitman.
tic. S33,T2S.
Natchaus lodge. No. 22, X. Of P. has
elected the following officers: Chancellor
commander, Caleb ]. Albro; vice chancel
lor. Raymond F. Gates; Drelate. James 4
Rood master of work. Charles A Gates
inner guard. Fred X Manley: QUITE
guard, George n. Arnold master O
; finance, J. Raymond Smith master o
exchequer. Walter R. King; keeper o
) records and seals. / Leo Thompson
= trustee for three years, William f. Hig
: gins; musician, Kirk wanen. Officer
5 are TO be Installed Jan. 18th by the dis
trict deputy.
The postofiee force is getting eredi
for their work during the past week. a
business on borh the receiving and send
ing ends was 10 per. cent. larger thai
: last year. the biggest year in the hissor
, of the postoffice; yet the fact that bu
! two pieces of mail remain undeliyere
shows perfection. These two piece
could not be delivered, as the addresse
have been destroyed One parcel
! Christmas book. has marked on the ay
Il leaf. ITO Ny Dear Sister Wishing Yo
4 a Merry Christmas, Mamie johnson.
i The other package contains an apron an
a handkerchief marked christmas Greet
ing to Dorothy from Ella and Jim. Merr
Christmas, Alton" These packages wer
in the bottom Of the sacks and no ad
dresses could be found
Funeral services for Mrs. Jennie I
| Tucker were held Tuesday afternoon a
o'clock at North windham, Rev a. I
! Carpenter of this city officiating. Buria
was in the North wfndham cemetery, i
charge Of Jay NJ Shepard.
Joseph Foti, son OF Sir. and Mrs. sal
| vator Foti of No. q High street, di
| Monday night at St. Jospf's hospital al
ter a short Illness with pneumonia. II
, was born in Sicily June 81, 1889, an
| came TO this city. in 1903. During tn
| world war he tried to enlist but was r.
| jected, He finally entered the service Z
u Brooklyn. N. Y. and was assigned {
transport service. He was discharge
from the service in 1920. He was engage
q in the theatre business m this city wit
three brothers. Besides his parents, /
leaves these three brothers. Franz
James and Samuel Foti. four sisters, Mir
Salvatore Lsntiere and Misses Teres
Delphine and, Mary Feti. and cousi
Raphael Ferrina, Of New York city.
al Brief Notes.
I Ernest P. chesbro, Jr., who spel
nj Christmas at his home on Mounta
street, returned to Hartford Tuesday.
4 Miss Alice Bugbee of New Haven
4 spending the holidays with her parent
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A Bugbee.
Mr., and Mrs. John G.. Bill left Tuesda
10 spend the holidays with their daugi
ter, Mrs. Alma Bullock, OF Cambridg
I Mass
4 Mr., and Mrs. E.. a. Case are entertain
= ing Miss Amy Weeks a former teach,
at Wndham high school and her mothe
Mrs. L. E. Weeks. Of New Haven.
Mrs. NJ I. Dimock and daughter. NJ
bel Dimock. returned home Tuesday a
ter spending Christmas with friends
Springfield
II Mr.. and Mrs. William A. Dawson ha'
| as their guests Mrs. Dawson's uncle Al
y aunt, Mr.. and NM. Thomas Duncan,
N Yalesville.
Il Miss Inez Brown left Tuesday Z
Hartford to visit Mrs. James G. Robf
son. She is to spend the remainder
her vacation with her brother, Daynt
Brown, Of Middietown.
Rev. and Mrs. John Pearce have
their guests their daughter, Miss Ma
n. guerSe Pearce, of Columbia uL.versii
and their son-in-law and daughter, \
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