Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-23
JEWETT CITY

The marriage of Miss Della L. Mercy, daughter of Mrs. DeMa Mercy and Noel Garaad, son of John Garaud, both of Jewett City, was solernnized With a nup- tial high mass by Rev. J. J. McCabe at Est Mary's church Tuesday morning. The double ring marriage service was used. Mrs George Sarazin, the organ ist, sang during the mass. Treff7y Mo rey of Mystic, the brides cousin, sang Ave Maria, also the solo Because, as the wedding party left the church. The bride was goBTed in white georgette l with a court train Her veil was caught with a wreath of orange blossoms She carried a shower bouquet of bride, roses and orange blossoms. The bc1des- maid who was the brides cousin, Miss Cora Mercy of Mystic, wore pink geor- sette with hat to match and carried an arm bouquet of pink roses. The flower girl was Florence oMrey, niece of | the bride. The best man was James | Mercy. the brides brother, of Jewett City.
 ] The wedding breakfast was served in the F. of A. hall in the Finn block. The
 menu included celery. olives, strained chicken gurnbo, hle6 of sole margue- rite, stuffed Rhode Island turkey, cram berry sauce, risollette potatoes, green peas, combination salad ice cream,
 
 The hall was decorated in pink and
 white gladioh. The bride received a large number of gifts in silver, linen, cut glass, gold pieces pictures, etc. Her gift from the groom was a silver purse. Her gift to the bridesmaid was a silver
 meshbag. The groom gave the best man
 a diamond stickpin. The flower airl re-
 ceived a bracelet. Mir and Mrs. Gar
 and are in New York and Washington
 D. C., on their honeymoon trip and will
 live in newly furnished home in Jew
 ett- City. The' bride wore travelina
 dress of silver gray Canton crepe with
 gray panne velvet hat
 MT. Garand is a mactknist in Aspi. nook Bleachery. Mrs. Garand is prom. inent as a musician, being unusually proficient both as pianist and sopra ) no. She is valued member of tn, ] choir in St. Mary's church, and hai ) sung and played at many public enter tafnane ents. Her most recent perform ance was as leading lady in Oh, Oh, Gin 5 dy, given under the auspices of the 10 . cal American Legion a short time ago i Twenty-Five of her young friends gav { her miscellaneous shower in which sh < received beautiful gifts for the furnish
 ing of her new home
 h Among those present at the wedddn q . Jewett City, Mrs. Henry Roy and so of Central Falls, R. l., Mir. and MT.
 Joseph Mercy and Miss Catherine Sha q nan of Providence, NIT. and Mrs Pete a Chasse. MT. and Mrs, Victor ChaSse, c Mrs. Florence Woodwork. Mrs. Dor . Sypfer. Mrs. Roy Howlett, Mrs. Flo z ence Shirrde. the Misses Alice and A < ma Chassie of Wilhmantic, Miss Gent . vleve Sherrer of Long Island, Mrs Clar Mercy, Mir. and Mrs. J. Raveno, MT Florence Mercy, Mystic; Mir. and Mir ' J. Noel, Wilhmanttc; MT. and MT 10 Louis Lamothe, MT. and Mrs. Elgel Y Eva and Laura Lamotne. Wilfred L 'e nrothe, Mrs. Della Gobel, Mfr and MT
 Clement Garand, Peter Garand, MT. ar
 Mrs. Edmond Bryant, Mrs Dachal h. and family, Miss Ida Bryant all
 PlMnhelh; Mir. and Mrs. Leon More .n MT. and Mrs. Jerry Mercy. Mir. and MI
 Louis MoreyA James Mercy, Mrs. Del m Mercy, Jewett City.
 Mrs. Frank Keeshan. sons. Frank al 'n Louis, of Albany, N. r., are uieieii
 Mrs. Keeshan's mother, Mrs Thnotl |. Dniscoll, on Mechanic street.
 ae Mrs Nettie Draper and two caafldr l0 of Lowell Maas., are visiting Nil
 DrAper's brother, Charles Maynard. stt Ir The enly train that makes a centI
 uous performance of being of scihedu as is the 10 a. m. south. This train h on 8 bad handicap before it even gets
 to the dispatnher's board at alL T yn kboat train north must make Worcest r's turn its engine and get back to Jewt ss City at 10 o'clock, to be on time. IT
 is an in1rossibility these times, for. | ill reason that the northbc1nd boat trs ty nearly always falls badly from 2. schedule, in crossing the south -be Is Ear HarDor express either here or Ts IT, ther down the hne Many niorniny
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