Norwich bulletin., 1922-06-06

Fred Knowles has sold his proper tv on the Canterbury Turnpike to Mrs' Maria Caisse. A rraSkload and several automobiles s,W nf local fans accompanied the raftvfIle team 10 Willimantic Sunday to see 1t defeated by the Willimantic organization.
 Miss Louis sigrist of the BacKus F5ospitzl Training School for Nurses s1s5t tha week end at the home of her mother. Mrs. Mary Sigrlst oi North B Street.
 Preparations are being made for the laying Of new water pipes on Hunters Avenue and Pratte Avenue.
 Ernes Tanguay of St. Hyacinth Canada formerly of this village is the ruest of his brother -in-law and sister afr. and Mrs. Raymond Girard oi Pratte Avenue
 monthly business meeting Monday evening in St. Louis Hall.
 William Moo-s of New Bedford Nssz. was a recent guest of hii brother and sister-in-law, MT. ant Mrs. George Moors of North Fourth Avenue.
 Edward Bergeron of Bristol. Conn. spent the week end with his brother in-law and sister, Mir. and Mrs. Jo- BZnuln \ D
 Troop A. Boy Scouts met Monday evening in their rooms in the Sacred Heart School Building. under the di- rection of Scoutmaster Rev. Henri r ChaEnon-
 Victor Caron of New London spent the week end at the home of his mo- ther. Mrs Mathilda Caron of Eortf B Street.
 Mir. and Mrs. Raymond Girard have purchased one of the building lott owned by Mir and Mrs. John Reeves Of Providence Street.
 Mir. and Mrs. Oliver Csrignan have returned from their wedding trip ant are at the home of Mrs. Carignan'i mother. Mrs. Esther Adams on Nortf B Street
 A new cement sidewalk is being laid in front of the residence of Mir and Mrs. Edmund Proulx on Hunters Avenue. George N. Beardow of Providenc, Street spent the week end at his sum. mer home at Pine Grove. Mantle.
 The Community Sewing Class me Monday evening in the Red Crosi Rooms in the Ponemah Building.
 Miss Ruth F. Heap Of South From Street was visitor in Hartford earl! In the week.
 An elaborate June wedding tool place Monday morning in St. Josephf Church in Occum, when Miss Netti' Narkewitz. daughter of Mir. and Mrs John Markewitz of Versailles becam, the bride of Wilfred Peltier, son o Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Peltier. the cere mony being performed by Rev. Fred srick DesSureault. pastor of tn -hurch at a nuptial high mass. assist ed by Rev. '. O. Bellerose and Rev Henri F. Chagnon of Sacred Hear Church. Taftville. The church was fill ed with relatives and friends of tn young couple. The bride was hand someiy rowned in white canton crep and silk shadow lace. She wore a vel 5f tulle. caught up with orange bios soms. and carried a bouquet of bride roses and lilies Of the valley. The bes man was George Peltier. brother of tn groom The maid of honor was Mis- Mary Markewitz. younger sister of tn bride. She wore an attractive gown c -7eam shadow lace over brown can ton crepe and carried roses. The ma ron of honor was Mrs. Anthonr Kos .sck. older sister of the bride I4e gown was .f red roshanara crere. T. bridesmaids were Miss Eva Thihea di Miss Bertha Connors and MISS Dom -otter. They made a pretty pictu, q .hey moved down the aisle, precide oy the little flower girl. Miss Adori oesSureault. daughter Of Mr. and Slr Arthur DesSureault. Miss Thibeault rown was of Alice blue georgett Mss C5nno-s wore pink georgett' and Miss Cotter. tomato canton crep The flower girls dress was pink an white net. and she carried a basks sf pink and white sweet peas. Tn 1shers were Hector Thibeault, Eu rene Russell Harry Peltier and An .hony Kosteck. Following the core nony there was a wedding breakfa, and reception at Totokett Hall. wh CT an orchestra rendered popular seleC tons and played later fog the d.nC Ing. The groom's gift to the brids va diamond pendant, and to the bel man he presented a stickptn. IT ushcrs received gold pieces. IT brides gift to the groom was a watc and chain, to her maid Of honor sl presented diamond earrings, to tf matron -of-honor. the bridesmaids an the flower girl she gave pearl bead The wedding was attended by gues rem New York, Boston. New Londc Ind Willimantic. Among the man gifts which included linen, sifverwAl and household furniture were sud stant.al cheeks from both the paron Df the bride and the parents of u groom. The young people are ws known in this vicinity and have aost c1 friends. During the evcnlr 1ey let for au extEuded weddir