Norwich bulletin., 1922-07-20
JEWETT CITY

JEWETT CITY
 Monday morning at o'clock at St. Afin's church in Glasgo, MISS Elsie NJ. Kenyon, daughter Of Mf and Mrs. Dan. iel Kenyon and Oliver Mason, both of Giasgu, were united in rnarriaks Rev.l Ludovic Psradis sang the nnptial hiyhi mass, The music of the mass was by ! the Voiuntown choir, assisted by Wil- | fred Marshall, and accompanied by Will I fred Lachapeile on the violin. The bril- dAl party entered the church which | was attfactively decorated, as the or- l ganist played a wedding march. Thsl l bride was gowned in white pussy willow 1 taifeta with trimmings Of white Span ish silk lace. She wore veil withl | wreath, and carried A shower bouquet of bride roses Her maid of honor was ] Miss Emma GA4thier of Giasgo wh3 wore pink organdie and nat to match | and carried an arm bouquet Of white 1 carnations. Misses Calista L. Kenyon and Emily Wild were flower girls, worA white orgahdie and carried baskets of white phiox. The best man was Harry Carlton Kenyon, brother of the bride. The bride gave a gold bracelet to the 1 maid of honor and 1ockets and chains esived fountain pen from the bride 1 groom. Following the church ceremony, | dinner was served in Social han to sev- enty-fise guests including Rev. Father Paradis and Rev. Father Florent, of New York.
 The hall had been decorated with | white birehes, ox-eye daisies and rhodo- | dehdfums. The stars and Stripes were l conspicuous, as the bridegroom is an
 ovetseas soldier. In the evening there was a dance and lunch for one hundred
 and fifty guests. Unity Circle No.
 1850, Cofhpanions of the Forest. of
 America, of which the bride is an off,
 ceT eafne in A body And gathering in a
 circle about her, made presentation i Of gift. while they gave three cheers.
 Mir. and Mrs Mason left for honsg-
 moon visit in Ware. Mass. and at Mir KehyoIi.s cottage at Beach Pond The bride wore a dark blue travelling suit 1 and white hat. She received gifts of
 silver, cut siaes. gold pieces linen and furniture. Both young people are efn- pieyed By the American Thread Go and
 are very popular Iii Glasgo.
 l Guests were presert from North Attle. boro, Mass. Norwich and Taftville Mir
 and Mrs. Mason will live at the brides home for the present
 The funeral of John r. walsh was 1 held from his home ofi Anthony street
 Wednesday, morning. Solemn requiem
 mass was offered at St. MAry's church
 with Rev j., J. McCabe, ceiebrant, Rev. James J. Tyler of Plainheld deacon and Rev J. H. Siefefnhan sub deacon. Bur ! ial was in St. Joseph's cemetery in
 Williinantic, Rev. Fr. John E. Clark i reading the burial service. The bear
 CTS were Patrick Fitzgerald and James White of New Haven, William osBtien 6f :willinantic and John McDern1ott, 1 Dennis Sullivan and James McNally of
 Jewett City Relatives and friends
  4 London and Willimantic. Hourigan e e Bros. were in charge of the arrange . 1 rnents
 . Jhfhes watson of Norton M&es. $ 2 visiting his aunt Mrs J. T. Stewart a 4 sueeessf6i fe6d sale held in the !. Congregational vestfy Wednesday after ,, nooh uas in charge of Mrs. Walter d Marshall, Mrs. Carle Mum, Mrs. c. D.
 wolf. Mrs. Abraham zegeer and Mrs. l John whailey
 The Ladies Aid Society of the Bap-
 tist church is to meet at Mrs. N. J. 4 Babe0ck's this -tThursday) afternoon ' Dr. Hugh B. Campbell holds a chest e clinic In the Red Cross room this morn
 ing.
 if Mrs. Mitchell ,Bresette and son of n Wairegan are at Mrs :5avid Synng-
 tons, on Brown avenue.
 IS Misses verna Rail. Vivian Mclaughlin ! DOrlldA GaneScne. BlanGH6 NICHOLS, Ie. ;. resa Foley, Louise Wood, Elizabeth Mo- IS Laughlin, Regina Gutneekt and Alice " Sullivan went to Beach Pond for a pie
 nic Wednesday. They were chaperoned n by Miss Nellie Cohneil
 Id Jewett City Red Cross chapter hai
 been notified that the formal transfer IS of the administration Of chapter Activi
 ties In the states comprising the former Id Atlantic Division and Virginia, the or
 a SS afzs .rf rfrzxaI IS ion Is virtually completed. Mrs Johf
 Allen Dougherity is manager of tht m Washington division. Her executive as ln sistants are persons experienced in th'
 chapter affairs relating to divisions tha pr have been consolidated, and the varioui
 services are also under the direction 6 to those who have exercisd similar author
 ity under the former organizations witt as the result that there is continuanci
 Of the general operating policies | r.. which the chapters have been accus ts toned. To date, this year, Jewett Cit! or chapter of the Red Cross has knitte'
 sleeves for one hundred and elevei s- sweaters, one hundred pAjarnas ar
 nearly ready to be shipped, and tn
 Junior Red Cross have made one hun
 dred wash cloths to be used in publi
 health hospitals for veterans The Jur nd ior>Red Cross appropriated one hundre vh dollars for q school nurse In Voluntow and Griswold for seven weeks and tn ns same amount was appropriated by tf ng chapter for the same purpose in Lsboi sa- Under the auspices of the chapter D ol- Hugh B. Campbell holds free chest clii nd ics in the Red Cross room, the roo Ing having been furnished and arrange
 with ali the necessary equipment at u De expense of the chapter. Graduate nurs ed. are in attendance at the clinics. cla put in first aid was instructed by Mi vas Coakiey
 the Mrs S. V. Reynolds has returnl yer home to Meriden after visiting her si sts ter. Mrs. N. j. Babeock for two week as- Mrs. A. M. Lee has gone home with h
 for few days.
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