Norwich bulletin., 1922-09-08
NORWICH BULLETIN
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 Arthur T. Kelley. son of Attorney ThomRs I Kelley. of Main street and Miss Lillian Louise Cheney. daughter ot Mrs. Philip Cheney of ITO Valley street were married at seven o'clock Thursday morning in St. MRry's church. The pas tor, Rev. J. J. Papillon officiated at the ceremony and sang the nuptlal mass The best man was Henry J. Kelley a brother of the groom and the bridesmaid was Miss Mae A. Cheney sister of the bride The bride wore gown of cham pagne colored georgette with hat to match and carried a bouquet of pink roses After the church ceremony breakfast was served at the home of the brides mother at which members of the tNo families were in attendance. The bride received many beautiful gifts. NIT. and Mrs. Kelley left during the morning for Maine on a honeymoon trip. On their return they will reside in Boston. Mass. where Mir. Kelley will resume his law studies.
 The groom held the rank of lieutenant Tn the aviation service during the World war was q graduate from Windham High school in 1909. and from Connecti- cut Literary Institute. Suffield. in 1910. He was cassed as one of the best ath- lstes that the former institution ever
  and baseball. on his return from the war he became associated with his fath- .r in the practice of law. Mrs. Kelley is 2 graduate of windham High school. class Of iai3 and of the Willimantic State Normal school class Of 1914 She taught in Manchester for three years and Tor the past fveeyears has been teacher In NAtchaUg grammaS~school, this city
 At a special meeting of the town school committee at which Chairman pr. F. D. Guild presided, the board approved the appointment of R. L. Hahn to head the new course of study at the high school that Of agriculture. Mir Hahn's salary is 10 be paid by the state. The appoint rnent of school enumerators was as fol lows: First district, Charles H. Cas- well; second district, Thomas F. Con- nelly. outlying districts, Alfred P. Abbe IL was voted to permit the eight grade pu- nils of the North Windham grammal school to attend the Natchaug school ir this city. pr. William P. s. Heating wal reappointed medical examiner of tht public schools. It was voted to forward recommendation to the board of SC lectmen for the reappointment of Jeaf R. PaulhUE. the present truant officer O She town schools. Walter R. King, chair han of the transportation of childrei committee made his report of the con tracts signed for transportation from iso lated districts to central schools
 IL was voted to engage Arthur Sullivan of Winthrop. Mass, as coach of the higl school basketball. football and baseball teams and Mss Marjorie Harvey as in structor of physical training for the hig' and grammar schools. The next boar meeting is to be held Wednesday evening September 20.
 Jean Baptiste Pepin died Thursda morning at St. Joseph $ Hospital after
 brief illness. He was born in St. Davit Canada, December {. fSTs6, the son c Louis and Laurance Eabonte Pepin. H was a devoted member of St Mary church, also a member of St. Jean Bar tiste society, Consei Florimond LUnio St Jean de Baptiste d'Amerique and tn Sacred Heart society. He has been
 resident of this city for the past twenty three years and during that time hs been employed by the Quidnick- -windha1 Manufacturing company as a loom ike He Is survived by ten children, Isabell Lsons, Louisa, Yvonne, Doris, Theodor Henry, Edward. Florimond and Francl four brothers. Louis PepiR of Three Ri,