Norwich bulletin., 1921-06-21
WEDDINGS.
ReIIone-Yearer.

Charles Bellone of 1o2 Chestnut street and Miss Emidy Yeager of "A Williams street were married at St. Patrick's church on Monday morning at o'clock by Rev. Myles P. Calvin. There were many relatives and friends present at the ceremony.
 Miss Mary Grozia Longo was brides maid and Samuel Bellone a brother of the groom, was best man. Both the bride and her maid were prettily gowned in white and carried roses. During the even ing there was a reception and supper at the home of the groom, after which Mir. and Mrs. Bellone left for Q short we'd ding trip.
 The groom Is barber, employed iH | the Normand shop in the Young block on Franklin square. He was born in Italy, the son of Antonio and Mary Guleoso Bellone. His bride was born in Switzerland, the daughter of Charles and Theresa Lemgenberger Yeager. She has been employed at A Williams street Grisgs-Howe.
 On Saturday Alfred G. Griggs of Pom fret and Mrs. Susan J. Howe of s7 Sum
 nit street were married by Rev Alex | ander H. Abbott, pastor of the United Congregational church.
 The groom is clerk in Pomfret
 where he was born. He is the son of George E. and Sarah Pellett GHggs. His
 bride was born in Sharon Springs, N. Y,
 and is the daughter of Ebenezer Jewett and Sarah c. Ravens Jewett. For some time past she has conducted home for
 aged people at s7 Summit street. This
 is her second marriage.
 Stcarns-Gent.
 The marriage of Miss Alice Edith Gen,
 of Brighton, H., and F. Leroy Stearns
 son of MT. and Mrs. Will L. Stearns of
 11 Huntington place, Norwich. took place
 last Saturday afternoon at o'clock ir the chapel of St. Mary's Episcopal scheo
 at Garden City, l.. l.. and was attended by relatives and a few intimate friends The ceremony was performed by Rev MT. Webb, assistant rector at the cathe
 dral, and the bride was given away 'bY Miss Bytell, directress of St. Mary! school.
 The bride was attended by her maid O honor, Miss Jennie B. Stanton of West erly, whe was with her in Y. M. C. A . work in France. The best man va Ralph Standiford of New York, a class l mate of the groom at Cornell university @ Milton G. Nelson of Franklin, N. r . district supervisor of schools in Delawar !. county brother-in-law of the groom, an }. Frederick Thomson, also a college an, q overseas friend of the groom. were tn 2 ushers.
 The bride, who is the daughter of Al F bert E. Gent, postmaster at Brightor l. 1 H., was Y. M. c. A. worker in Franc : during the war, and has been for tw
 years a teacher in St. Mary's Episeopa
 school in Garden City.
 e MT. Stearns is a Norwich boy a grad J. uate of the Norwich Free Academy, clas Il of 1906, and of Cornell in 1910 He y now employed by the American Bride d company as designer and estimator. H e served in the world war, first in th
 Seventh regiment of New York, where + -s earned his commission as second lieuter IT ant, going with them to the trainin Q camp at Spartenburg He was the "a transferred to the 102d engineers, and France received his commission as fir, . lieutenant, He saw active work in SC, Q eral engagements, including La Calal
 and at the La Sell river, where he col IS structed two bridges in record time wit y almost no material to work with for u h. advance and support of troops going in 'r battle. He was in Bohaime under shel l. fire the same evening when 25 merchan le met in Norwich early in October, 191
 to devise means for pushing the Norwic Liberty loan over the top.
 = Among those attending the receptic ~ 2. after the wedding ceremony were u teachers and pupils of the school and Nj ~ and Mrs. Frank L. Potter, MT. and Nil 2 M. G. Nelson (Helen Stearns) of Fran v lin, N. r, Arthur P. McWillian1s, Ruf
 Burnham, Clark HuntingtM. MT Ott ,n the American Bridge company and NJ Id Ott.
 D. After the reception Mir. and MI r. Stearns left by motor for wedding tr e. to Plymouth and along the coast Tn m will be at home at 50 ElmWood aven,
 Rye Gate, Rye, N. Y, where they are
 make their home.