Norwich bulletin., 1922-10-12
TAFTVILLE

One of the attractive home weddings Of the autumn took place at If South Second avenue, Wednesday evening at 6 o'clock. when Miss Esteila Janet Yer rington. daughter of MT. and Mrs. E. William Warrington. became the bride Oc Harold Englsbert Linderson of Grosven- ordale. Conn.
 The marriage ceremony was perform cd by Rev. Edwin c. Crowds. pastor of the Taftvlile Congregational church. Ths bride was attended by her younger s.s- sr, Miss Nyra Airline Warrington. Tte best man was Thomas Brown, uncle of the bride.
 The ceremony took place beneath an arch of autumn leaves and chrysanthe- nuns between the living room and din ing room. the wall behind the arch be- ing banked with palms, ferns and au- tunn flowers. The dining room was mos; attractively decorated with asteTs, dah- Jas and chrysanthemums. The wedding march was played by Miss Viola Kris ,sk, niece of the groom, and the doubls ring ceremony was used.
 The bride wore a handsome gown oi white georgette. and carried a shower bouquet of roses and sweet peas Hel maid was charming in a gown of orchid fcorgette and she carried a bouquet o 0rhelia roses.
 An informal reception followed th ceremony. Receiving with the brida isrty were Mr. and Mrs. E. William Warrington, parents of the bride, ani Mr. and Mrs. Emmerich Kristeh. broth sr-in-law and sister Of the groom. Mrs TerrinEton's gown was of black satil with ,et trimmings and Mrs. Kristel wore blue silk. < wedding supper wa served in the dining room.
 The popularity of the bride was at tcsted -by the numerous wedding gift displayed on the second floor. including household furniture. linen silver. mon cy. and a substantial check from he rarents. The bride presented her mai, Witk a diamond bsrpin. and to his bes man the groom gave gold cufflinks.
 1fr. Li1dersou was born in Cranston R. l.. and Is employed as an oversee by the Grosvenordale Company in Gros venordale He has had a long experi snce In textile work, having at one tim been employed by the Ponemah Mill. He saw active service overseas wslN tn E. F. and has been active in the at fairs of the American Legion. His brid Ia one of the popular members of tn younger set. having resided in the vii age all her life. She is a graduate c
 
 Free Academy in 1917, the Willimanti State Normal School in 1919, and ha been a high school teacher. Recent the has been employed in the office lhs Aspino0k company in Jewett Cit, During the evening, the newly marie couple left in their automobile for a tw weeks trip 10 the White Mountains an Maine. and upon their return will IT side in a newly furnished home in GroI rcnordale.
 Among the fifty relatives and f.ienc who attended the wedding. were MT. an Mrs. John Brown of Springfield. Mass Mr. and Mrs. George Ransom Yerrini ton of Columbia Conn; MT. and MT John Openshaw of New Bedford, Mass Mir and Mrs. Charles Linderson, MT Joseph Greenwood, and Mrs. Willia Smith of New Bedford, Mass MT. al Mrs. Emmerich Kristek and family Grosvenordale Mrs. Harry McNamal of Hartford. Conn; Mrs. Emma Scotc less and family of Grosvenordale.
 Mir. and Mrs. William Bailey and Mi Mabel Hodgklnson of North Second av nus are at Atlantic City, N. J.
 A Lisbon resident had a bicycle st, en from his home the night burgla were discovered at Round Hill. and it believed that the same parties are T sponsible, although no clew has be found.
 Mir. and Mrs. Alfred Roberts and far Ny moved Wednesday from School stre io North street.
 The Young Mems basketball team, I gently organized met Tuesday eveni for practice in the recreation room hs Taftville Congregatinal church. T team has been brught together una Inc efforts of Thomas Grimshaw.