Norwich bulletin., 1922-06-13
PLAINFIELD

At St. Johns church Monday morning at o'clock Rev. Richard P. Morris sey, the pastor, united in marriage, John E. Pope of Wauregan and Miss Donelda Lemieux of Plainfield. The bride was giv- en in marriage by her father. Thr groorns witness was his father. John Pope. The bride was gowned in white canton crepe cut with train She wore veil caught np with orange blossoms. She carried a shower bouquet of iilies-of- the-valley. As the bridal party entered the church the organist played Mendel- sohh's Wedding March The bride was a member of the Children of Mary society and the marriage ceremony was perform ed inside of the chancel rail. At the of- fertory Miss Teresa Sullivan sang Afil- iards Ave Maria. Dora Lemieux, broth CT of the bride served at the mass.
 Following the marriage ceremony the guests went to the home of the brides parents, Mir. and Mrs W. Leniieux at Lawton Heights where breakfast was served to friends and relatives The din- ing room tables were decorated with pink and white roses and at each guests place was a heart shaped form of pink rose bu1s as favors- Later a reception was held which continued until three o'clock in the afternoon when Mir and Mrs Pope left for a honeymoon trip to differ ent cities in Massachusetts and New Hampshire Upon their return they will reside at the brides home
 The bride received many beautiful and useful gifts.
 Out of town guests included Mir. and Mrs William Geguire and Alphonss Ge- guire of Arctic, R. l. Mir and Mrs. Will liam Pope of Taftville Mir and Mrs. John Pope, Mir and Mrs Arthur Messier and family of Wauregan Mir. and Mrs Adolphe Narcotic of Southbridge, Mass.
 MT. and Mrs. Asal Aramony and fam. fly of Jewett City ff1otored to Plainfield and visited friends Monday.
 Eli Charron of Baltic was a visitor at the home of his uncle. Stanislaus Char ron Sunday.
 Mir. and Mrs. Harry R. Tracy of Elm wood avenue. Providence. were visitors here Monday
 William Firisweli of Norwich was s business caller in Plainfield Saturday.
 Mir. and Mrs, Fred Racine and family Friday evening tnotored to Killifkly snt visited relatives
 The Plainfield Rifle and Gun cla6 helt a regular shoot Saturday afternoon. Carl H. Anderson spent the week ent at the home of his parents at Battle. Charles Flames, who was taken III sud denly last week. is improving. Tom Brown has returned after spend 1 ing week with relatives at New London Mir. and Mrs. Euclide Bienvenue ant l fahiily have been visiting TaftviIle rela tives
 Henry Richard and Mrs Donias Gobie of Jewett City were recent guests of Mir and Mrs. Adelard Gobiel Ar7fa | Moosup spent Saturday as the guests 0 NIC. and Mrs. Eugene Barr. Mrs. Berger on's brother and sister-in-law Weavers' union, local No. ST. held it annual meeting "Wednesday evening a 1 Spinners' hall. President P. H. Roiiea- presided. The election of officers tool | place as follows: President, R. H. Rol 1 leau. reelected vice president, Emil Dupere, reelected; treasurer, Gerar | Dupere; financial secretary, Alphons noiselle, reelected recorder, Bertha Bel val, reelected trustees, Joseph Cour | noyer, reelected, David Perry, WiiliaT ! Lang; collectors, Joseph Dupere an l Jack Sowerbutts. Fred Walsh resigne as treasurer owing to his having recent been appointed to a higher position D | the union.
 The Plainfield and Moosup strike relic committees recently carried through drive for s1.50O and went over the toi with subscriptions of about Sl,s0o. whic was distributed to the various strike cer ters. Part of the committee consisted ( Joseph Cournoyer, Romeo Salva, Josep Levesque, William Collins and Samul Walker.
 A specialist visited Mrs. Romeo Salv l Saturday. Mrs. Salva has not been in proving any and 1t is thought that he | lungs are affected.
 Joseph B. Laramie spent Sunday i 1 Voluntown.
 Mir. and Mrs. Elmer Frink and Mis Marie Louise Bernier attended the danc at Ekonk Hill Saturday evening.
 John Duff of Long Branch N. J.. sper the week end as the guest of MT. an | Mrs. John Nolan.
 Charles Lafratlier and son Edmund n gently attended the funeral of rsS~ cousi l at North Grosvenordale
 D. Jodoin was in Norwich Saturday.
 MT. and Mrs. Della Dufresne of Prov dence spent the week end at the home Mir. and Mrs. NJ. J. Herbert.
 Miss Ame,ia Hottie was in ProvidenS and Riverpoint visiting relatives over tf week end
 Mr. and Mrs. Tilfred Roberts and fan
 fly of Pawtucket are visiting at the hon