Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-20
NORWICH BULLETIN
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rrstty wedding Of much local inter est tdolS place Satdrday evening at SIX o'clock when Miss Hattie Althea HA4l' daughter of MT. Marvin, w. Hall of NO. $ Ilebahoh avenue was married to Charles Wesley Hill, son of MT. and Mrs Wallace c. Hill of. 142 Wlndham road yfhe .cerenlony took place in the Metho- aist Episcopal cnurch and was performed b5 FeSerends John Pearce and Harry 5 &ccready, the Single ring service being ifsed.
 Mrs. Charles Beebe presided al the or son and rendered Call Me Thine own De- fore the ceremony. The bridal couple nSrcied in to the strains of the WedGing March from Lohengrin and Mendeissohn was played as they left tine church The Sride was given in marriage by her cataer, Marvin Hall and John Hill a Srother of the groom, was best man. The maid of honor was Miss Frances Hunt StSAfps. The following were the usaers st the cerefnohy! Clyde Leslie Of New York. Robert Higgins of Fall River, Fred BAeSus Of Hartford and Morton Snow of Willimantic.
 The-bride was attired in becoming gown of pearl lustre silk failie, with ehown veil of tulle with princess lace AHt pearl trimmings.
 She carried a shower bouquet of bridal r6Sss ana lilies of the valley. The brides maid wore coral crepe rornafne trimmed win br6ckded velvet chiffon and she car rfed bouquet of roses of forget-r1e -nots
 The bride's going away dress was of 6r6syn efIiffon velvet, with hat to match kha mink fur coat
 me church was artististicaffy decorated for the occasion with princess pine, black SfderbeFry, bitter sweet and fir. A recep- ton Was held in the church parlors kAich were also decorated and. at which 1ks guests were present. Mrs Hill is $eil known and popular here. She is | E-eduAte of the Natchaug grammar seffool and of the Windhafn High school, s4aSk Of 1916. She has been employed as ye6ifoSrapher at the local branch of the American Thread company.
 The groom attended school in Warwick R. l., and is a graduate of the high school there. He is assistant office man kger of the American Thread company md a member of the Rotary club, the Eak=, Yhe Masons, president of the Amer ican Thread kthLstic association and holds offices in several other organiz2- iohs in this city.
 The brides gift to the groom was a set of green gold cuff links. and the sroom's gift to the bride was a string of aeArls. The brides gift to the bridesmaid vas a topaz TruSean gold ring. The tonple received many beautiful and yalu- kkie presents, including a desk and chair from the American Thread A. A. "a IF piece set of dishes fro mHolyoke friends floor lamp from the Films and $60 ir gold from the WElimantic Rotory club.
 Mr. and Mrs Hill. left later in thS evening on their honeymoon and will be At home to their friends after January Frst at S7 Lewiston avenue. Guests who we're present. at the ceremony and recep- ion were from New York, Norwich, Eas pfanlpton, South Manchester, Middletown staftord, New Haven, Holyoke, Proyi Sefce, Warwick, Lakewood, R. l., Hart Ord, Boston, wfllin1antic and several o1 he surrounding towns.
 Akned Clark of Stafford Springs Wh, was arrested by State Policeman Russei l. Harmon and answered a technIca cfarke of manslaughter following an au toEaobile accident last Sunday evening when Mrs. Mathilda BoiIeau of Staffort Springs sustained a broken neck causini her death, was brought before polio sonrt Saturday morning. The charge wa btodifed to that of reckless driving t which Clark pleaded not guilty. Tn