Norwich bulletin., 1922-01-19
MONTVHL..E

The teachers and adult members OF the
Sunday school OF the Union Baptist
church inst with the superintendent to
confer on The work Of the school We'd
nesday evening at the home of AIRS.
Thomas Church.
At a public meeting Of tho Ladies Aid
society at its all-day session Friday. be-
ginning at 1890 a. M, at the chapel of
the Union Baptist church, it is expected
that Miss Stratton will be present to
demonstrate dress forms.
Friends Of Frederick Augustus Sheldon
learn of his recent marriage with Eue-
line Newell Gr.fiths Of Providence r I.
The ceremony was performed by Rev. T.
J. Steuart, pastor Of Thompson NJ E.
church, Of which the bride is a member
The wedding chorus was played by the
brides aunt. Mrs. E. n. Gr:diths, and the
bride entered the parlor walking with her
father She wore white taffeta, a tulle
veil in coronet style, caught with orange
, blossoms, and she carried . shower bou-
quet OF bride roses. Her bridesmaid,
! Miss Lizzie French wore d dress Of pink
l-crepe de chine with hat to match and
carried an arm bouquet of Ophel:a roses.
The flower girl, Miss Marion Drysdale,
cousin Of the groom. also wore pink crepe
| de chine, and carried q basket OF roses.
| An uncle Of the bride, Frederick A. Book
! er OF Providence, was best man. the
brides gift to the bridesmaid was a PINK
| sapphire ring, and to the flower girl a
large doll; tic brideyroon7s gift to the
i best man was q gold pencil Guests were
present from Taunton and West Lynn
Mass. Providence, +. L, New LONDON and
NontvilIe. After the ceremony q. reeep-
tian was he'd Mr.. and Mrs Sheldon
left for New London early in the even
ins.
The Montvil1e Christian Endeavor So
ciety pans to hold a social Friday. even.
ing.
oxoboxo lodge. \. T. and A. NJ. vii
meet in the lodge rooms Friday evening
and work the entered apprentice degree
| The Montvi,Ie Bible institute resumed
/ weekly meetings at the parsonage Mon
tday evening.
Mrs. y. E. Randall. IS. died at tht
sallatoriurn Saturday. Funeral was OF
Tuesday and burial IN Maplewood GENE
terry.
Dr.. Kernahan Of Boston occupied thl
pulpit at Uncasville Methodist church
Sunday morning, speaking 10 4 large ant
\ interested audience. In the evening :
number Of the congregation went to Nor
witch Trinity Methodist church to hea;
DR.. Kernahan.
Theodore Eosenlund, son Of Alder
Rosen,und, who has been IN Toledo, O.
has gone to Covington. Ky, where he I
employed.
Miss Florence Eleanor Avery Is spend
ing a. few weeks at the home Of he
grandmother, Mrs. A. W. Avery, OF Hi
Top.
There will be q union service at tn
Uncasville Methodist church Sunda
evening. The following churches hav
been invited to be present: Montvill
Center Congregational. MontvilIe Unto
Baptist, Mohegan Congregational
Albert ". Avery was called o ntfe jur
II New London this week.
William Lyman, Jr., is reoorted great
improved after a recent illness.
The Missionary society met at tn
j home of Mrs. Thomas Church on Frida
afternoon. In compliance with q reques
received by the president that boxes {
clothing or other articles. be sent to Il,
Matfer school for girls at Beaufort s. c
It was decided to send such a box.
card was read announcing the arrival {
! packages sent to New York to help ''F'i
/ 4. ship in Fellowship for the destitute {
Poland and Russia. Mrs. L. ". Ricilart
son was appointed to have charge Of o
ganizing the PRAYER circles in the chuTc
! which are to meet once each wee
| through January and February to pra
! for the missionaries at Work IN the ne!
and the leaders, in the. new world NOV!
ment. as per request of the Woman
BAPTIST Mission society Of Connecticut.
The new double icehouse belonging I
Charles S. Johnson at Haughton's Coy
has been filed with Ice and the buildin
Is now receiving a coat Of pa mt.
Henry Johnson of Uncasvilie, who Sill
/ ped on the ice and fell last Thursda,
frac+uring a bone in his ankle, is able I
be about the house, walking with a can