Norwich bulletin., 1922-06-20

Mir. and Mrs. Philogene Beaudette have returned from their wedding trip and are at their home on Hunters Avenue.
 Edwin Pollard of Boston. Mass, is the guest of his father. William Pol lard of South Front Street.
 The Community Sewing Class met Monday evening in the Red Cross Rooms in the Ponemah Building.
 Daniel Thompson who has resided at the Ponemah House has resigned his position with the Ponemah Com pany and has left town.
 Mrs. Eugene Tetreault of New Ha- yen, Conn, is the guest of her parents Mfr. and Mrs Louis Paradis of South 4 Street.
 Thomas whitehead. who a Wester- y, R. L. news item notes as being elect ed treasurer of the Order of the Sons of St. George is the son of MT. and Mrs William Whitehead of South Fourth Avenue.
 Rev. Henri chagnon was among the priests attending the confirmation of q large class at St. Mary's Church -Treeneville. on Sunday, by Rt. Rev John c. Murray auxiliary bishop of Hartford.
 Joseph Nevins of Norwich Avenue attended a meeting of the county board A. O. H., in Norwich Sunday after noon.
 Miss Isola Blanchard of Providence Street spent the week end with friends n Moosup. Conn
 Mir. and Mrs. Henry Allard and son Of Central Falls. R. L, spent Friday with Mrs Allard's parents. Mir and Mrs Gabriel Paquette. of Providence Street, making the trip by motor.
 Thomas Parsons of North Fourth Avenue has composed and published 4 pleasing waltz song. This is the sec ond composition of Mir. Parsons that has found it's way on the market the first being waltz song composed an6 published when he was a resident oi Rochester. \. Y.
 Visitors to the village are admirine the beautiful rambler roses in bloom at the residence of Adam Heinrich or North A Street. MT Heinrich makes ( speciality of roses of different varie. ties and his garden is one of the beau " spots of the village. Running along 'ences and on trellises are crimson Dorothy Perkins and blue ramblers | number of other varieties of flow ITS are also cultivated by Mir. Hein 'ich
 H. IN. , vas a business called in the villag, Monday.
 Mir. and Mrs. George Barlow ant gon George of North B Street. ant Mir. and Mrs: HOrmidas Gladue o South A Street were guests over tn week end of Mrs. Barlow's brother n-laW and sister. MT. and Mrs. Jame Poyerd and family of New Bedford Mass.
 Miss Albertine Lafond of Provi fence Street is enjoying a short va ,ation.
 James Shedlock of Norwich Avenu 1as resigned his position with tn 2onemah Company.
 Miss Ava Ducharme has been il tt her home on Providence Street.
 Mir. and Mrs. George Allen of Vii mantle were recent visitors at tn nome of Mir. and Mrs. Charles T. Web srer of North A Street
 Mir. and Mrs. Leon Molleur hay returned from their wedding trip.
 On Sunday at Sacred Heart Church the high mass of the day was for tn deceased members of St. Jean Baptist Society.
 Victor Caron of New London sper he week end with his mother. Mir Matilda CarOn of North B Street
 Miss Blanche Frechette of South Street who has been confined to he nome by illness, is able to return { ger work
 A pretty June wedding took plac at eight o clock Monday morning Sacred Heart Church, when Miss Ma rie Angeline LeMoine, daughter C Mrs Julie LeMoine of Norwich Ay enue became the bride of Albert Wi tiams Huntley, sonf of MT. and MT Albert Huntley of Norwich.
 The double ring service was use and the ceremony was performed b Rev. L. O. Bellerose, pastor of th