Norwich bulletin., 1922-05-29

similar to that AFFORDED by q street rail, !
way company, by iRdiscrtminat re-
ceiving or dtseharging passengers" lie
found the defendant not guilty.
Inyitasions have been issued for the
silver wedding anniversary Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Bertrand n. Andrews at their home,
"a Farrews street, Friday, June 2, from II
3 to and from to 10 .. m. Mr.. and
Mrs. Andrews formerly lived in Wood
stock but moved to Putnam some years
ago Mr.. Andrews is one Of the rural /
letter carriers from Putnam postofhce.
InvitatIons have been sent ont fer the |
wedding Of Frederick Nelson Oirnsted |
younger son Of DR.. and Mrs William |
Beach oimsted. Pomfret. and Miss Eliza |
beth Brosius Higgins, daughter of Mr.. |
and Mrs. Aldus Chaplin Higgins Of Wor-
eester. The wedding will take place on
Saturday. June 10. at $50 D. m.s at 21S
West street Worcester.
A wedding Of interest to society in New
York and New England took place at
the Congregational church on Woodstock
Hill Saturday afternoon at o'clock.
when Miss Ieatrice Holt daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton Holt Of New
York and Woodstock. was united in mar
riage with Brandreth Symonds. Jr., of
| New York Miss Holt was given in mar
rage by her father, Hamilton Holt, for
mer editor of the New York Independent.
/ The maid of honor was sister Of the
bride, Miss Leila Holt, a junior at Smith
college The four attendants were Miss
Frances Elicit of Thompson Miss Mar
! jorie Dangerield of New York, Miss Mar
garet Reed of Manchester. N. H. and
Mrs Emory Leonard of Boston The best
man was W. Butler Harris Jr., of Prince
ton, N, j.. and the ushers were John q.
! Holt, brother of the bride. joseph H.
| Smith, William D. Grim and Charles H.
Ramsey. all of New York The ceremony
was performed by Rev. Francis Roseboro
Of New Haven. The brides gown was of
white satin and duchesse lace. Her veil
| of tuile was caught with orange bios
SONS. The other attendants and maid of
honor wore orchid crepe meteor with pic
ture hats to match They carried orchids
and sweet peas. Following the ceremony
there was a reception at Sunset Hill, the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Holt, not far from
the historic church in which the we'd
ding took place. There were guests from
Boston, New York and many other places.
There was a magnificent display of we'd
| ding gifts. Mr.. and Mrs. Symonds left
, during the evening for wedding trip,
| after which they will live IN New York.
Malcolm NJ. wiley from Columbia uni
versity, New York, arrived in Putnam
/ Saturday evening to spend the summer
! vacation with his grandmother, Mrs. A
w. Macdonald, on Oak Hill. Mr.. Wiley
is a special student at Columbia and will
= return there next year, having received 3
: scholarship for the second consecutive
: year.
John a. Dady. Otis Fox, DR.. H. W
Q Thompson, Harry Evans and A. Newton
Q Vaughan left Putnam Friday for Sebagt
Lake. Me-, where they will spend severa
: days fishing. They will return to Putnam
9 Wednesday.
+ There ia much interest among loca
golfers in the coming to Putnam mex
Saturday of Jess Guilford amateur gol
:, champion of the United States. Clarenc
Booth, the Putnam Country clubs profes
; sionai, has hung up new record for tn
nine-hole course of SO, and members ar
"a interested to see what score a champtol
J, will make. There will be number o
3 matches and dinner at the club Memo
= rial day.