Norwich bulletin., 1922-10-10

ing of these things. the game oficlals will be especially watchfui this year.
 Race horses that were at Brocaxton last week passed through here Monday morning in big motor trucks en route to one of the Holland county fairs sched- uled for this week. The horse trucks are fitted especially for the work Uf transporting the horses quickly and comfortably and are commodious enough to accommodate at least three horses. their sufzies, harnesses. blankets and other equipment that goes with move able racing stable.
 Kid Lewis. winner over Frankie Mack in the star bout at a boxing exhibition put on in Hartford few days ago. Is coming to Danielson next week 10 e,- gage in bout at local boxing show, Lewis is rated as a conner among the youngsters and has been offered many engagements since his win at Hartford prior to which he had been signd for his Danielson exhibition,
 Mrs. Elizabeth Brennan and Jack Feeney were week end guests at MT. and Mrs. Ed. Vests, Newton flat, Westerly. R. l., also at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Hary Wright. Potter Hill, R. L They returned by automobile with Mir and Mrs. Harry Wright. Mrs. c. J West and daughter, Lillian West. At the home of the bride fin Weston, Mass, Saturday afternoon occurred al Weddin gof local interest-that of Miss frances Louise Upham, a teacher at East Killingly, and Jacob Lindhurst ! Spaulding of South ISillingly. The mar rage ceremony was conducted by Rev. Joseph E. Perry, D. D., pastor of the Weston Baptist church,
 ! The bride was given in marriage by her father, Frank H. Upham and was attended by Mrs. Clinton E. Carpenter as matron of honor. The best man was Bernard R. Casey of Danielson The 1 wedding march froEl Lohengrin was l played as the procsssional by Mrs. Francis E. Atkinson of Taunton, Mass. sister of the bride.
 Palms, cut flowers and trailing vines were attractively combined in the decl- ration of the Upham home. | The brides gown was of white silk l batlste embroidered by women Of a mission in China. Her bouquet was of l orlde's roses The matron of honor, a sister or the bride and resident at ! North Adams, Mass, wore white satin and carried bouquet of pink butterfly roses.
 Miss Pearl Littleheld of Everett. Mass, Miss Rachel Upham of Weston, Miss Dorothy Upham of Worcester and Miss Eleanor Trayers of Weston. cous- ms of the bride, were the ribbon girls. They wore organdie gowns respective iy of blue, pink. green and yallow. Clinton E. Carpenter and Francis R. Atkinson, brothers-in-law of the bride, were the ushers
 Following the marriage there was a reception at which the bridal counle were showered with congratulations and best wishes. William Upham. an uncle od the bride, sang during the reception period.
 Oldest among the guests wsx the brides grandmother, 95, who came from | worcester to attend the wedding and youngest was niece of the bride. tl,. child seven months of age Many beautiful gifts were received by the bride, silver, cut glass, linen, goi Heces and ether valuable things beirg included in the lengthy list. Guests were in attendance from Everett Wor- cester, Taunton, Danielso nand other places. Those from Danielson were Mr. and Mrs. Harold E. Greene, Bernard R. Casey, Miss Helen Boomhower and Miss Annie Page
 MT and Mrs. Spaulding ar at Newport Tor their honeymoon. Upon their return they will make their home at South kiilinGly. Mrs. Spaulding will continue to teach at East ilIingly
 Statistics compiled relative to the cost Of maintaining the Killingly town farm show that during the last financal year board and care was provided for 25 per- sons to the equivalent of one person for 6SS weeks, at an exTense of $5.55 per week.
 James A. Rowland of New Bedford was visitor with friends here os Non- day.
 The Ladies' Benevolent Society of the ! Congregational church will meet Wed nesday, with Mrs. Henry Crosby, on Academy street.