Norwich bulletin., 1922-06-13
TAFTVILLE

The marriage of Clifford Lester Cra-v Of Norwich and Miss Beatrice Mare -Aurele of A Providence Street, was soiemuized Monday morning at s.2o st a nuptial high mass. in Sacred Heart Church. the ceremony being per formed by Rev L. o. Bellerose, pas for CT the Church. The bride wore q rich gown of white geOrgette crepe trimmed with lace and carried white rose buds. Her veil of tulle was caught up with lilies of the valley. She was attended by Miss Ora Par snt of Taftville. Her gown was peri W.uklc canton crepe. and she wore a tat Of the same shade and carried roses. The best man was Frederick Marc-Aurele. brother of the bride. The bridal party entered the church 10 the strains of tI, Bridal Chorus from t.ohensrin. played by Hugh Kinder 'rEauist Of the church and during Inc ceremony. Pauofka's O. Salutaris was sung by Arthur DuvaL Immedi- stc'y following the ceremony, there was wedding breakfast and recep- ton st The home of the brides par snts. Alr. and Mrs. Victor Marc Au- cole on Providence Street which was arEclv attended by relatives and friends of the young couple The out 'f town guests included Mr and Mrs. Walter Rich of Putnam. Mir. and Mrs. W. W. Park and Mir. and Mrs. F.. O. Park or Grcton. Alr. and Mrs. Greg 1ry MsVc-Aurele of Meriden and Mir. s-a -e. Joseph JubenviUe of Holy 7ke. Mass The bride recei1 ed many beautiful gifts including silverware. lnen. money and household furniture. The groom presented the hest man with c1n cuff links. and the Bride q rn Ia lace- The groom is the son cf MT and Mrs. Albert D. Crary Of Norwich and is employed as a conductor by ne Connecticut Company. His bride is i1o daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Victor MarcAlrcle. and has resided in the village all her life. After a wedding trip which will take them to New York the young couple will reside or Noath Street. Norwich.
 The handsome silver trophy cup tc Do awarded Go the winning team of the Eastern Connecticut League is on ex- Intuition in the window cf the Taft rlile Ihaf macy The cup stands about -, Inches high. is suitably engraved and has an ebony base.
 Mrs Thomas Robinson Of Occur lA '1d has returned from Washing Ion. ID. C.. where she was the gues or her hrothor-in-iaw and sister. Mr ana SITS Charles F. Embler
 Ferdinand n. Lenz Df Jamaica. \ Y, is the guest of Mrs. Lenzs broth. Clement Joubcrt of Norwich Avenue
 Gustave Provost of the Ponamal House has left town for North Gros Ncuordale where he will make hi, home having accepted position there
 Troop 4, Boy Scouts met Monda, evening in their rooms in the Sacret Heart School under the direction O scoutmaster, Rev. Henri F. Chaguon
 Miss Pearl Swyden Of Versailles i pending a few days with relatives il New York.
 Charles Booth has returned to hi iome in New Bedford. Mass. afte spending a week with Mr. and Mrs Ernest Ier, is Of South Front Street
 The Mulespinners Union met Mon day evening in their rooms in St Louis Hall Routine business wa transacted.
 BIT. and Mrs. William J. McNallv o North Slater Avenue were visitor early in the week in Hartford. Conn
 Miss Mary Newman of North Stat sr Avenue has returned from shor stay with relatives in Chicopee, Mas.
 Thomas Perkins Sears, Jr, infan son of Mir. and Mrs. Thomas Perkin