Norwich bulletin., 1921-11-05

m. each day. Patients in private wards i may receive visits from 10 a. m. to i iQ. m. smoe of the processes of the sanborn . Chemical company. which has a plant or School street, are to be conducted hereafter at the Sanborn farm property, on the Sene1et road, at the Woodstock border. Operations of certain nature will be continued at the Schoo, street [ plant. The change mentioned has been made following protests about chemical fumes and gases escaping and distress ing residents in tho neighborhood of the School street plant.
 The Pomfret school football team will go to Watertown today (Saturday) for Q game with the team of Taft school. This is one Of the important games on the Pomfret sc<edu c this season. Mum bers Of Pomfret students will motor to Watertos.n to witness the game.
 Mrs. Leland E. Bradley of South bridge reader, will assist in making a success Of the first fall meeting of the Parent Teachers association, scheduled 60 be held next Tuesday evening. Miss Esther Rouse will also assist in furnish ing the entertainment of the evening and vii contribute violin solos. Par ents and other adults interested in edu- cation have been invited to attend this meeting. Refreshments are to be serv- cd and the lattei part of the evening will be devoted to dancing.
 Announcements relative to the sea- : sons p1ens of the Quinebaug Valley Basketball league are expected in the l near future. This league is composed 2 Of high school teams and Putnam High schoo' has been represented in the league for several years.
 : Mrs. Anthony Bonneville, 77, Is dead : at her home here. Mrs. Bonn Wiile, a native of Canada had been 8 resident of this city for many years. She leaves , her husband and the following children :: Sister Norberta, of the Sisters of Mercy, Hartford Alfred Bonneville, Eugene Bonneville and Miss Aurise Bonneville . of this city; Herman Bonneville cf Bridgeport and Mrs. Amelia Baninet and Mrs. Anna Archambeault, both of ! Worcester. Mrs. Bonneville was 6 mem Der of St. Anne's society of St. Mary s church.
 ] Monday morning as St. Mary's church . in the presence of more than one hun dred guests, Miss Viola Renshaw, the daughter of MT. and Mrs. John Renshaw q of 24S Church Church street, was unit -a in marriage with George Henry ! Montville. Rev. Charles F. Bedard the pastor of St. Mary's. was the officiating clergyman. The bride wore ? gown of e white brocaded satin, paneled and draped . and carried a shower bouquet Of bride . roses. She was attended by her sister, [ Mildred Renshaw, who was attired in satin of chrysanthemum shade and who carried chrysanthenlums that harmon :. ized with her gown, and wore hlack :, picture hat.
 5 Mr. Montvil1e was attended by George 1 Dion of North Grosvenordale. After the ceremony, NIT. and Mrs - Montvtlle held reception in St. Johns f hall, which was decorated with carna- s tions and chrysanthemums Tables $ were set for the hundred guests and a }, delicious repast was served.
 After the reception Mir. and Mrs . Montville left for 8 two weeks Grip te
 Montreal, Quebec, Ottawa, and other
 points iii Canada. The brides travel
 ing gown WIS suit of midnight b'ue
 broadcloth and her hat of silver clotf
 with French blue aa-inrItngs.
 On their return Mfr and Mrs. Mont
 vile will reside on Van den Noort
 street.
 The bride received numerous beautiful
 gifts of cut glass, silver. water and
 luncheon sets. linen, etc.
 An effort is being made by the state
 board of education to get in touch witt
 blind people resident ill Putnam. Tht
 last legislature made an appropriation
 to meet the expense of maintaining twt
 teachers who will go about the state
 teaching the blind in their homes. Read
 ing by aid of the fingers Daske. weavin:
 and other arts are included i'1 the cours ] for the blind. which is given wirhcu
 charge, and those interested may lear
 more about the matter by writing t
 Room A. State Capito1 Hartford.
 Bartlett High school team of Web 6 ster will be hero next Friday afternoon
 for a football game with Putnam HigI
 school, and the event Is expected to b .s one Of the features of Armistice day.
 Many of the delegates from town
 hereabouts who have been at New Brit ain attending the sessions of the Stat
 Sunday School association convention
 returned on Friday.
 The Capital of the World will De Rev
 John c. Stoddard's subject at the Sun
 day morning service at the Raptis
 church.
 D. R. Healed, formerly Of East Wood N stock, died about two weeks Aso at BaI