Norwich bulletin., 1922-07-12
WIILIM ANTIC

community organization which is con tempiated.
 The non-commissioned ofaeers Of com- pany G, c. N. G., of Manehester, will hold a reception Friday evening in hon or of about fifteen honorary members. 4 sunner will a5s served, followed by a pro gram of athletic events including box ing and wrestling match. Captain Jo-
 seps Morrison Of Wiflimantic will be among the guests
 h the police court Tuesday morning. Lawrence Ricard of Main street. charged with assault on Mrs. Elizabeth Ricard, his ster-an-iaw, pleaded guilty Prose- cutting Attorney Samuel B. Harvey asked l for d continuance of the case until Fri-
 Judge Foss. The complaint alleges that | the defendant, on July 8. assaulted Mrs
 Ricard, striking her several blows on the breast.
 John Good from the New York Bow-l
 cry Mission will speak at the Salvation Army hall this CWednesdayl evening.
 MT Good has an interesting experience
 to relate. Much of his life was spent in l
 houses of correction and prisons until he l
 was converted at the Bowery Mission. | MT. Good has written a book. the story | of his life, called 'sThe Bad John Good. : 1
 Mr Good will be accompanied by Fred 1
 Parneiee and two other men from the | M. E. Brotherhood of Middletown. DisfrIct Deputy Allan r. Pratt ef Hartford and staff installed the recent ! ly-elected officers of Natchaug Lodge, l No. 22, Knights of Pythias. The officers are. Raymond F. Gates chancellor com Imaader: James A. Rood vice president Carleton P. King. preiate; Charles A. Gates, master of work; Fred K: Manley, master at arms George H. Arnold, inner ard. T Raymond Smith, master Of finance Walter R. King, master Of exehequer, and l. Leo Thompson, keeper of records 1 and seals. After the installation lunch 1 was served. A smoker followed. 4 conference of representatives Of the
 Home Missionary Society of the Norwich district of the New England Southern Methodist Conference was held Tuesday forenoon In the vestry of the sa4ifsman- 1 tic church with about fifty present. Rev.
 Joseph Cooper of South Manchester pre- sided. District Superintendent Rev. William H. Bath of Norwich outlined the business of the conference, formulating plans to help out home missionary needs in the small or remote places of the Norwich district A number present gave 1 their views on the matter Rev. Dr. 1 William L. Gilbert of Philadelphia, head of the home missions of the denomina- t4on, addressed the conference.
 Miss Lonise May Johnson, daughter of 1 MT. and Mrs. Augustus Hammond John
 son, and Harry Broadway Read. son of l Mrs. Frank B. Read of PIT Windhaia road, were married at the home of the bride at ll3 Bridge street, Monday af- ternoon at o'clock. The ceremony was performed by Rev. Walter F. Borehert of St. PauPe Episcopal church. The
 
 i ther The Wedding March from Lohea- grin was played by Miss Gladys S. Rep- l bins of Bristol, a, cousin of the bride. Louis K. Cotton of Bogota, N j.. was best nan, while Miss Mildred S. Jeh1- son, a sister of the bride was her only attendant The bride wore white Canton crepe with bridal veil caught with
 orange blossoms and carried shower l bouquet of white Killarney roses and white sweet peas.
 The maid of honor was In pale pink Il georgette over pink silk slip and car
 ried pink and white sweet peas The brides mother wore Beige cofored can ,4 ton crepe with Burgundy trimmings. The groons mother wore gray canton crepe with steel trimmings. The brides go- E ing away dress was gray canton crepe and she wore a black hat ,and black cape.
 ,,4 The groom's gift to the bride was a diamond ring set in platinum. The 4 brides gift to the groom was a gold watch and to her maid of honor she gave g sapphire ring and to the pianist a Il gold brooch. The groem's gift to his best man was gold cuff links. II Mrs. Read was graduated from Wind
 ham High school and was employed as
 cashier for the Southern New Engia nd Telephone company. MT. Read Is also lI a graduate from Windhan High school l and Is employed by the Travellers znsur- ? l ance company of Hartford
 The bride received many beautiful gifts.
 Mr and Mrs. Read left on the 5.4e : train for Beach Bluffs. Mass on their honeymoon trip, after which they vii lrestds at 217 Wipdham road.
 The meeting of wisdhan Encannp. ! nent, 0. o. F., was held Tuesday eve, hing and the following officers were in, , stalled; C. F., L. B. Wilson; H. P. c. F ! Palmer; ST. ", Eugene ". Clark; re, eerding scribe, c. H. Beebe; financial
 scribe, William |. Anthony Jr. warden ? William Mann treasurer r. l. Avery t The appointiye officers were named os the chief patriarch The installing officer a was District Deputy William A. Slater Of Unity Eneampment Danielsen. a The special meeting of the Tnlimanti. . | > l Chamber of Commerce rooms aksR o'cloci \ Tuesday evening. It was found that thu :; sale of season tickets was rather dtsap ; pointing. If the tickets are not sold D, D 3 o'clock today Wednesday, the guaran : tors must meet 2, large deficit. The guas> I antors are making it possible for thes, e splendid programs to be presented fl e Wiilimantie and they believe that tn, 2 eoramantty ha senolgA cssse pride to sup . port tha project.
 : Brisf rotae-
 I 0the Sullivan Is nn bustnesn trip T
 WliAesbarre Pa.
 Mrs. Minnie EavAnarsh of Cctcheste E 4 Is visitlng a4r. and Mrs. IT, D. Sullivan Ralph j. Mann Of New York, who's g father was one ef the promoters of tn T l Wilimantic Trust company which wa T ergaHAzed twelve years ago, was in tow Tuesday en business.
 | Mrs. Milton Hess and lsttle daughter T Darthea ars guests of Mr. and Mrs. Rob 5; ert Citehell. Mrs. Hess with her hus 2 band Rev, lEiltea Hess. receutly return z ed frarA A1RdHras India, after sevei z ia niece sf Mrs, Mitchell.
 7 FhemRs Greenwood and James DRw ' son. who hRys been yts1t1nE tn Engianl ? fer hfns weeks. Fethrnea Monday nigh ' te their homes sn kh4s esty on the Stat < of Maine EHprees. They spent most Q T their time at their homes in Haywood ? Lancashire. EnEland. and neport an eu
 5syabse visit,
 2 M, and aGue. Esass B. Lincoln end chtl lE dren, Helen George snd E6tth. wh. tool g 2 meter trin ints kasssohsasetss. Eosnl g te Easthzmpten and other piAcss. st ID le ped h tesSH Sunday for a few calls ol
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