Norwich bulletin., 1921-10-10
Arnistice Day
GOLDEN WEDDING OBSERVED

B1 MIX. AND MRS. E. II. PATRICK
 MT and Mrs Frank H. Patrick ob- served their fftieth wedding anniver- sary Sunday at their home, No. 1o2 Williams street, with a family dinner at noon and a reception for relatives and friends during the afternoon.
 At noon q turkey dinner was served covers being laid for fifteen. Those pres ent at the dinner were MT. and Mrs Patrick, MT. and Mrs. Herbert F. Pat rick and son. Herbert Henry Patrick of Boston. MT. and Mrs Arthur G. Crow ell and sons, Frank L. and Lester F. Crowel1, MT and Mrs. Ralph w Pat rick, Conrad Greiner MT. and Mrs. James c. Macpherson and son Lorraine Miss Mary Rogers was in charge of the dining room and was assisted by Mrs Sidney P Smith. Mrs. Edward Crow ell, Miss Julia Wood and Mrs. Seth Brown. The table decorations com prised a center piece of dwarf rnarigolds and fall flowers and the dining room color scheme Was gold. Dainty place cards were found at each cover.
 From 2 to 4 in the afternoon there was a reception for relatives and friends. MT and Mrs. Patrick were as and sons. The Harmony club furnished music and there were SC e'ectfoas by Henry Patrick. nfano; Lester Crowell, violin. Lorra me Macpherson and others. MT. Patricl5's gown was of dark blue silk with gold lace.
 MT and Mrs. Patrick received numer- ous gifts. including. a number of gold pieces and a substantial sum in gold i from the neighbors.
 | The house decorations were chrysan- themums. including the R. o. Fletcher chrysanthemuns, the gift of Mrs w. F. Brown of the East Side. snnilax. dah- lias and fall foliage. The decorations were by Geduldig.
 i MT and Mrs. Frank Fl. Patrick were married in Saco, Me. Oct. g, 1871. MT. Patrick is Q native of Denmark, Me, where he was born July 27. 1851. Mrs 1 Patrick. who was Phebe Ella Lane, was born in Saco in 1852.
 After the marriage ceremony at the brides home in Saco, MT. Patrick took his bride to Denmark, Me, and they made the trip in a tWo-seated carriage drawn by a pair of black horses. Ac- | companying them were MT. and Mrs. Jo- saph H Whitehead. the latter being g sister of Mr. Patrick. MT. and Mrs Whitehead are now living in Saco, but
 owing to their advanced years, were
 unable to be present at the golden wed. ding.
 MT. and Mrs. Patrick resided in SacC for nine years after their marriage During a residence in Springvale. Me. MT Patrick was an overseer of spinning On returning to Saco he was employed as a second hand of spinning for thre, years and then they moved to Soutl l HadIey Falls Mass, where he entered
 the employ of the Glasgo mills. He re mained there nearly ten years and il
 1887 MT. and Mrs Patrick came to Nor
 wich where they have since made thei
 home. He was employed in the Fall
 mill for eighteen months. From ther
 he entered the employ of the Ossawa-
 mills and later was employed by the W
 H. Page Boiler Works. For som
 years he was a travelling salesman fo the Smith & Thayer Company whicl
 was first known as the Smith 6S Win
 chester Company, He covered larg
 territory for IT years. After retfrin from the road he entered the employ C the J. P Barstow Company remafnin
 with them for three years. For the pas three years he has been with Patric x Crowe.l. sole leather dealers and sho
 finders, of this city.
 For over 25 years MT. Patrick ha
 been, a member of the lodge of Odd Fe lows of Saco, Me, and he is a charte member of and past counsellor of Nol wich Council, No. 3O9, U. c. T. Three children have been born to NJ and Mrs Patrick. They are Herbert I Patrick of, Boston, Eunice Lane Pat } rick. now Mrs. Arthur G. Crowel. an . Ralph W. Patrick of this city. Ther : are three grandchildren. Herbert r ] 1 Patrick Of Boston and Frank L. Grow
 ell and Lester E. Crowel of this city.