Norwich bulletin., 1922-09-01
MONTIVlLLE I

 entertainment in Palmer Memorial hall recently under the ausDices of the Ia | dies Aid society of the MontviIle Union 1 Baptist church and the Lynne Benefit as- socSatiop, consisting of children's fancy dances by Marion Chapman and song and dance by Marjorie Carbee, song by | Alice Chapel, accompanied by Dorothy 1 Chapman at the piano a reading by Miss MAude Bennett The play given by the Lyme Benefit association entitled A Fam 1 fly Affair proved very amusing. After l the play, ice cream and candy were on 1 sale The Aid society received about SS6 as it's share of the profits. At North HaverhiIl, N. H., Tuesday 1 evening, Aug. Sth. at the home of MT. and Mrs Charles r. Gale, their only daughter, Lois Abigait was united in | marriage with John Thomas Watt of Montville, Rev D. E. Burns being the l officiating clergyman.
 | At s o'clock the bride, walking with her father, entered the Darlor. the wed- ding march being played by Miss Saliie l Nutter, violin. and Miss Emma Afinik. piano, and took her place beneath an arch of evergreen, where the groom 1 awaited her. The young ladies played o l Promise Me during the ceremony. 1 The parior was Ce:adted with ever 1 green and sweet peas The bride was l gowned in w>te cant5n c;epe and geer- I gette with a. wreath and carried a shower I bouquet of sweet peas Her going away l gown was of tan with a picture hat to match trimmed with ostrich plunes and pink roses.
 Il About 35 guests were present, nearly I all being relatives of the family. The 1 gifts were numerous and very beautiful. The bride who has been a successful teacher in New Hsnpshife and Connec- 1 ticdt. having been the teacher of the first grade of Palmer Memorial school, Mont
 vilie, during the past year. was a grad uate of Woodsvilie High school in New
 Hampshire in 1918 and several of her classmates were present and assisted dur !hs; the evening.
 Lieutenant Watt now employed in the
 electrical power plant at New London served during the World var as chief engineer of American transpofts and
 later as inspector of overseas ships at
 Norfolk, Va,
 After the ceremony, cake, ice cream
 and fruit punch were served. Mr and . Mrs. Watt left for q short wedding trip
 After Oct 1st they will be al home al No. 40 Walden avenue, New London.
 The Montville community library i.
 closed. as the new rooms are not ready
 for occupancy.
 Miss May Atwood of New London has
 been spending l few days with Mrs. Pau Glassbrenner of MontVille Center : Burke Hewitt has nearly cornpieted~th,
 new house belonging to Ernest Holmes O $ Oakdale.
 . Rev. Allen s. Bush of Gales Ferry sup t piled the pulpit of the Union Baotis :. church Sunday morning Next Suhda,
 morning Rev John Hunter stearns 0 t Canaan will begin his duties as pasto
 of the church. Sunday evening th e Christian Endeavor society will resun : services after a months vacation witt r a rally and roll call followed by tn ! evening service by the pastor l The Sunday school of the Uncasylll : Methodist cfiafrch will reopen session :, Sunday morning after vacation of l. month.
 e Miss Alice ffillhouse, who has beel
 making visit at the home of Mrs c George Bradford, has returned to he n home in Willimantic.
 Mir. and Mrs. Charles Rabbit of Vai :, ley Falls, R. l., have been spending '. few days at the home of Mrs. C. E d Burgess,
 d Miss Agnes Atwood s spending a wee t at Syracuse. N. Y. Thomas Latiner i
 taking her place at the Oakdale mill of
 fee during her abse nee. < | George Bradford has returned to hi LUitlS III Odkufle dHltI unuefEOlnS an OF z eration at the hospital in Willimantic Herta Sonnenberg is a patient at Law
 renee hospital
 ? Miss Jennie Macaulay is visiting rels U tives in Canada.
 :. Fred Williams of Montville Ccnte
 has begun work on his new house nea Oxoboxo.
 Miss Nellie Baker of Albany, \. Y
 has been snending a week with Mis-
 Mary Palmer of Montville Center MT. and Mrs. Henry Church Mi. Lyla Chapman and Mrs Winfield Hanne
 were callers in Ncrwich Tuesday Rev. F. P Aver left Sunday evenin
 for a few days visit in Branford
 Mrs Woodnansee Mrs. Crockett, Mr
 John Adams and Mrs. William Jeffel E motored to Attawaugan Thursday ar
 called on Mrs. Lillian Filler Mrs. Ida Armstrong and nephew JoA
 Davis, returned to New Haven Sunday Carrie Simpson and Mir. and MT Fred F. Church and son Friend spe1 Sunday at Mason Island
 Miss Carrie Parker Of Dolheare Hfll spending a few days with friends in oal \ dale.
 Miss Dorothy cS1in-ch Is spending \ week with Norwich friends
 Royce Crockett of Boston scent il
 week end with Mir and Mrs. Ray Woo, ransee.
 Roger Browning has returned to h
 home in Norwich Town after being CT
 pioyed in Oakdale through the summer
 MT. and Mrs. Reuben Austin, Mir. a,
 Mrs. F. Edmund Rogers are camping