Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-15
TAFTVILLE

Thomas Beardow was recent visitor at his home on Providence street.
 Mir. and Mrs. George H. Young and Miss Gertrude M- Young of North Third avenue spent Sunday at Aver, Mass. Frank Hodkinson and son of South Third avenue have returned from spend, Ing several weeks in England.
 Mir. and Mrs Thomas Hoyle of Boston are guests Of Mir. Hoyle's parents, Mir. and Mrs. Herbert P. Hoyle of South B street
 Miss stephanie Curran and Miss Esther Curran of Bridgeport. former residents of this village, were recent callers on friends in town.
 Miss Louise White of South A street Miss Mary Hanlon of Merchants avenue and Miss May Cronin of Baltic. have re- turned from a weeks stay at Block Is- land. R. l.. where they were registered at the Surf hotel
 Miss Ida l.. Lillibridge of South Sec ond avenue has gone to Lords Point to spend the remainder of the month. The sisters of Charity. who teach in The Sacred Heart school. have returned from attending a summer institute at he Academy Of the Holy Family in Bal he. which was in charge of Miss Haley. Q graduate of Columbia unversit~
 Mir and Mrs Edwar I'd Pollard c West sr'y, R. L. were visitors Sunday at the home of AIr. and Mrs. Joseph Elliott of South B street
 Miss Mary Murphy of South A street 's spending several days at Myrtle Beach. Conn.
 The local Business Mems association have arranged a merchandise carnival corresponding to dollar day, to be he'd some time this month.
 n-t hvenue and Dr. Nvitter K Tinglev of Norwich. are motoring to Canada, in Dr. FinEley's car.
 Today tTuesdayl there will be special tervices in observance of the Feast of he Assumption at Sacred Heart church. Dr. A sussler Of New York, spent the week end with his brother, Dr. David Bussler of North A street
 Edward FreChette who has been fpendinE the past week with his par nts. Mir. and Mrs Eugene Frechette of south street. has returned 10 Worces- ter Mass.
 Mrs. Joseph Psradis Of Merchants av- taue. was taken to the Backus hospital lionday afternoon.
 William Shea and John Krumbholz of Necun1 road. spent Sunday in Paw ic1et. 2. l., the guests of NIr. Shea s fsrents
 William Wohlleben of Occum road Ipent Sunday in North Stonington.
 The marriage of John Wunderlich of it. Regis avenue Norwich. and Miss Anna Chappeu os South C street took place Monday morning at the rectory of the Sacred Heart church The b-.de was rharminEly gowned and carried a bouquet of roses and lilies -the-valley. Fol lowing the ceremony there was q re-
 
 the brides parents. Mir. and Mrs Charlos Chappen many relatives and friends at. tending. The bride received many useful and valuable gifts The groom is the son Of Mrs. Barbara Wunderlich, and has been employed iu the local u,jlls ofrs. Wunderl.ch is the daughter of MT and Mrs. Charles Chappell. She has re- sided In Taftville for many years and i, popular among the young people. Durin, the afternoon Mir and Mrs. Wunder,icf left for a wedding trip. and upon theil return will reside in Taftyille.
 Nelson Germain has resigned his DO E!tion al the Ponemah house and has lef town.
 Mrs. Mary Harrigan is enjoying months vacation.
 Henry Moreau has resigned his DO sition with the Ponemah Company.
 Clinton p Hanover IT, spent th
 
 Thomas Whitehead. of Westerly. R. | spent the week end with his parents, Mir and Mrs William whitehead.
 Troop {, Boy Scouts, met Monday ev ening in their rooms in the Sacred Hear school building. under the direction O Scoutmaster Rev Henri P. Chagnon
 Ponemah council, No. 34 K. of c. met Monday evening in their rooms o Providence street.
 Arthur Mohitt of Worcester. Mass was e caller in the village. Monday.
 Mir and Mrs. William Malone of Prov tdence street have been recent visitors |; Rocky Point, R. |
 Leroy Moore has resigned his pos:tio with the Ponenah Company.
 Miss Clara Lepine has been ill at he home on South A strett.
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