Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-22

Disco. IT,. are spending vacation of several weeks in Canada
 Miss Marion JeEyis of South Second avenue has returned from stay of sev- eral weeks at Fishers Island
 Miss Francisco carop of School streets has been a recent visitor at Crescent Beach 4
 Godfrey Couture of South Second s'v- enue is spending two. weeks with his brother-in-,aw and sister, Mir. and Mrs. Jessie Fegan of Brooklyn. N. r. Emil Solomon of Holyake. Mass, is the guest Of Mr. and Mrs Stanley Wi.K of North Third avenue
 Mir: and Mrs. William. Lepines gavn a dance at their home .on South Fifth ave nue Saturday evening
 The final reunion and lbanGaet of the Taftvile Pinochle club was held at the Maennerchor Saturday evening, and was attended by large percentage of the members of the club. Ihe organizat ,oa mas been without permanent quarters for some time, and at the last meeting, it was agreed to disband the club, after the , banquet The committee in charge was l Herman Fontaine, chairman, James i White. John W. Seddon. Andrew Froh- | nader, Wilfred Gaucn 1T, Edward ". 1 Murphy and William Miller.
 The St.. Louis society have had new electric lights installed in their hall on Dion street.
 The marriage of James Thomas FIetch- CT of South Fourth avenue and Miss Lou ise Lambert, daughter of Thomas and Marie Pelrier Lambert of North B street took place Monday afternoon at two o'clock at the Sacred Heart church, in the presence of about fifty relatives and friends, the ceremony. being performed by Rev. U. O. Bellerose, >,pastqg of the church. The, bride wore, 3 suit of dark
 blue tricotine with hat to match, and carried bouquet of roses and lilies of the valley, The witnesses. were David Lambert and Albert O.. Lambert, brothers
 of the bride. The nuptial mass will be
 celebrated later.
 A luncheon was served at the home ot
 the brides parents on North B street
 which was attended by about twenty
 guests. The bride was the recipient oi
 many beautiful gifts; including silver
 ware, linen, household furniture and lift, fdollars in gold. .,.'.-.
 The happy couple left during the aft
 ernoon for Newport, R, l., where they will spend several weeks, and upon thei return, will reside on South Fourth ave hue. Both have been residents of tn village fer many years where MT. Fetch CT is employed as s mulespinner for tn
 Ponenlah mills.
 The wedding of Miss Florence Maud Cuveiier, daughterNof MT. and Mrs. Johl
 Cuvelier or l4 Terrsce avenue, ana Johi , Wa1lock of Winchester K H, tool
 place Monday at gths Federated church
 the ceremony being perforrned by Rev . R. Daniel Trick in, the presence ot
 large gathering Of relatives and friend of the young couple
 The bride wore an attractive gown c
 white canton crepe, with "a veil of tull , caught up with orange blossoms and sh carried bouquet of brides roses Sh
 was attended by her sister, Mrs Jame
 Rogers. a bridesof a few weeks, who W wor. . gown Of blue canton crepe. with nA. |
 correspond. and carried pink roses Tn ] best man wa s -J anfes Rogers of Norwich A luncheon Tor the bridal party aA
 twenty-five guests swas served at th home of the brides parents, Mir. an
 Mrs. John Cuevlier, of II Terrace ave 7 nue. There was display of. weddin 3 gifts in the living room which include
 money, silyerware and household furll ture. , The Erooms gift to his bride was
 pearl necklace and the bride gave tn 2 groom ruOy rtng. Mrs. Wallock ha , has resided in the village for the pas
 year and has a host of friends, bein
 a very popular member of the younge set. Mir wallock is the proprietor of garage in Winchester. N. H.
 Early in the afternoon, the happ 7 couple left amid a shower of rice an 1 confetti for an automobile trip to Bos e ton. and New Bedford, following whic
 they will reside in a newly furnishe . home in winchester, N. H. The bride , tranAlinC suit was of latest design.