Norwich bulletin., 1921-06-29
WEDDINGS.
caurlins-Roeers.

Miss Alberta Rogers, assistant cashier at the Mohlcan store. New London. and daughter of Sergt and Ars- Harry Ros- CTS of the stale armory. became the bride Monday of Emory Calkins of Nor wich. manager of the meat department formed at 12.30 by Rev. Chester H. Howe. pastor of the First Baptist church, at the parsonage in New London. MT. and Mrs. calkins left on the 1.1s' train for Bath, Me, where the honey moon will be spent Mir. Calkins att tended Norwich Free Academy and was member of the Jewel club of Norwich. Upon their return from the wedding trip Mir. and Mrs. Calkins will reside on Tru- man street. New London.
 Eagle-conneu.
 | John S. Nagle and Miss Margaret M | Connell. both of this city, were married at St. Patrick's church at 9 o'clock Tues day morning by Rev. NJ. H. May who
 also celebrated the nuptial high mass l that followed. There was an attend- ance of friends and relatives of the
 bride and groom, many of whom were from out of town.
 The bride was gowned in white geor- gette crepe with a tulle veil caught with
 a coronet of pearls. She carried a shower bouquet of roses and sweet peas.
 Her maid, who was Miss Margaret M. | Kane, wore orchid organdie with cream
 lace trimmings and carried a basket of pink and white roses and sweet peas.
 The best man was Edward Nagle. a
 brother of the groom. Preceding and
 during the ceremony Prof. F. l.. Farrell
 played the organ and Mrs. Farrell sang
 several selections.
 After the church service there was a | rAs-orfi0T1 zf tha hOr10 0f ha brfdefs
 mother Mrs. Michael Connell at 30 Pratt street. Many beautiful gifts were re r ceived by the bride. Following the re ception Mir. and Mrs. Nagle left for 2 2 wedding trip that will include stops al New York. Philadelphia and Atlantic
 City and upon their return will mak' , their home at 4o2 West Main street Tn
 brides travelling dress was of blue witt hat to match.
 7 . The groom has always made his hom
 in this city. being born here the son O :, James P. and the late Nora Murphy Na i, gle. He Is machinist employed at th Kolb Carton Company His bride Is tn
 daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Michael Con a nell and was born A Norwich wher . she has always made her home. !. JeremIas-Holmes
 Miss Gladys Holmes. daughter of Nil IS and Mrs. Francis IL Holmes of 46l Vii ;- Hams street, New London, and Henry W l. Jeremias. son Of Mir. and Mrs. Otto Je- Ie emizs. of Baltimore. Md, were marie , at three Monday afternoon at the hom
 of the brides parents. by Rev. CheSte h W. Howe. pastor of the First Bapti: -s church. Mir. Jeremias is connected wit ,o a packing company of Baltimore Mir
 Jeremias was graduated from Vocation; :, school several years ago and since the of .rsz . the school.
 " Bogue-starkveather. s Louis L. Starkweather of Franklin ar IS Miss Lavenia NJ. Bogue of Yantic we ls married on Tuesday evening at 7.3o ( ) clock at the home of the bride by Re ,n NJ Mclean Goldie, rector of Grace Epi
 copal church. Yantic. There were mal
 relatives and friends present and il
 home was prettily decorated for the c IN casion.
 As the bride. attended by her mai .;o Miss Helen Gardner. and the groom, 2 a. tended by Louis Rogue, as best man. e od tered the parlor Miss Charlotte Bentl = played a wedding march and also re th dered several selections during the eel ;i, mony. The bride was gowned in wh ,i- and carried roses. Her maid was also ! ,at comingly sowned and carried show nd bouquet of roses.
 .er Following the ceremony there was
 reception after which Mir. and N o, Starkweather left for a wedding { ne and upon their return will reside -ti- Franklin where the groom is a progr ,kt sive agriculturalist.
 ted The groom has always made his ho ,ue in Franklin where he was born. the red or ADeI F. Starkweatner ana Sarah i'm Ladd. His bride Is the daughter of To
 H. and Lavenia F. Harvey Bocue { ay- has been teacher in the public sch ase at Yantic.