Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-06


 car was somewhat damaged. The road hog continued on his way.
 News of 2 marriage that took plaee one year ago came out Monday when E. Bowiey Whipple and Mildred R. Bulger Nhipple. the latter of this city, ans nounced to their friends that they were married one year ago at Montreal, Can ada The ceremony took place at St. Patriek's rectory. Rev. John McShea of hctating. The news of the marriage of Miss Ruiger was a genuine surprise to her many friends. Mir. and Mrs. Whip pie are to make their home in New Bed- ford where Mir Whipple is engaged in the retail shoe business.
 The Bohemian Girl was presented at. IChautauqua Tuesday night by cast of zo under the direction of ArthFr wooley. The perfoenance was we'll attended. Arthur D. Boss entertained a dezen To- cal friends on the Fourth at the summer home of Samuel Chesbro at 'Big Bluff Lodge" Columbia Lake.
 Painters were engaged Tuesday in re- painting the safety zone, the white lines designating crosswaisxs on Main street l Drs. Harry and Edgard cotter have returnde to Boston after a visit at the home of their parents, MF. and Mrs. do- seph coter. No. 4s Park street.
 Philip BreauH of South Coventry who took dose of paris green Monday has sEnnroved greatly, It was not known whether the poison was taken by acel- dent or with suicidal intent 1 4 Providence minister and friends, who enjoyed a swim in Windaaq Ia nature. were pinched Monday by the To- cal police after a complaint by Adslbert Weatherbee of Windharn. They were re- leased later with warning to wear proper clothing for swimming ruYnoses 1 in Windham hereafter. The local po- lice have received numerous complaints of bathers enjoying a swim without enough on to comply with the law and will prosecute gil future offenders. 1 Afembegs of AAu Weed Eidsrkin Chap ter, D. A. R have been invited to at- tend the exercises at Manchester Center. July 9th, whe na memorial fountain will | be dedicated In honor of the men of ox- ford parish who fought in the American Revolution.
 Farmers in this section are assured good crops this fall, the rainfall of re- cent date having saved many crops which were drying up.
 The Sisters of St. Ieseph's and st, Mary's parishes left Tuesday afternoon
 for Baltic for their annual retreat to be | held at The Academy of the Holy Fam
 fly. The preacher at the retreat will be
 Rev. S. J, Nyd of St. Andrews-en-t n-the- Hudson, Poughkeeps!e, N. '.
 I've cases of July 4th accidents came
 to the attention of lacal physicians. MoS Heller of~No s47 Main street received
 a charge of powder in his hand while lfFiHg blank cartridge, and Burton Wright of Andover suffered injury to the face and eyes when a AFecYacker ex- ploded near him. It is stated that his lsight is not endangered.
 Miss Sarah Ryan of Hartford Is wis, ting her aunt, Mrs. John Car of thii
 city.
 Mir. and Mrs, James Ryan of Torying ton spent the Fourth at the home o
 Mrg. Ryan's parents. Mfr. and Mrs. Gle
 meRt H. Kegler of Windham read.
 Misses Elizabeth and Loretta Maxwell have returned to DerchesteY, Mass, attei visiting their sister. Mrs. Margaret Max well of No, s4 Oak street. Dr. Daniel F. Donahue of Wate;bur!
 Is visiting friends in this city.
 John Hoffman and family snent tn Fourth with friends at Village Hir, Raymond F. Gates son of Mayor an, Mrs. Charles A. Gates of this ,lty, 1 . agent of the department of state aEen atN Hartford, Mir. Gates has been chief eler ] in the department under Colonel Rober o. Eaton. and succeeded him when tn 2 latter took up his duties as collector c ' internal revenues for the district of Con neetieut.
 Frank GayIor of Waterbury, formeri of this city, is In town visiting friends
 The Y. P. F. cIHi, of St. Paui's shure l. spent the Fourth at Elizabeth and Car ? itnl Parks, Hartford,
 = Miss Helen T. o'Brien and Francis ( a sayres were united ,1 marriage Tuesda c morning at o'clol,. at St. Joseph t church by Rev. John E. Clark. who als 5 sang the nuptial high mass. Miss Allie n o'Brien, sister of the bride, was brides d maid, and Harry McDermett was bel
 man. The bride was attiFed in a gov x Eef midnight blue canton crepe with pea 6 gray trimmings, wore 8 hat to mateI q and carried an arm bouquet of whit l. roses. Her maid wore gray crepe q V chine with pink trimmings and carrie fl pink roses.
 Y After the ceremony a reception va $ held and a breakfast was served at tf 't home of the bride, No sS Quereus av, Is nue only intimate friends of the fani v attending. The gift of the bride to ht
 
 7 of the groom to the best man was go l. eufflinks. The bride received many heal e tifui and useful gifts. On their retul n from the honeymoon trip Mir and Mr K Sayres will reside on South street, tn Fe city. The groom Is employed in tn F. city, and the bride was formerly emplo a ed by the American Thread Company. q Mes. Marion 4. Yepnaas died ear = Tuesday morning at her home in An ' over, following a brief illness of pne tt' HoRia She was born in Windhara Mar s 5, 1sIs, the daughter of Marvin al ' ceFdelia Davis Cheney. She Is surviv t.n. by two sons, Edward M YeaEnaRs ?" Andover. and Raymond g. Yeomans.
 West Palm Beach. Fla, ee Members of the WilIimantic exchaa v of the Southern New England Teiepho 1o company met at the Y. If. c. A. Tuesd '; evening. Following the usual husine rh meeting, the members enjoyed danci1 m n Refreshmants were served during int as mission,
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