Norwich bulletin., 1922-05-27
PUTNAM

Oscar H. Logan. 6S. a resident of | Woodstock, was injured Friday morn | ing when the automobile he was driving | while en route to this city got out of l control and plunged through a fence | near what Is known as the Thompson estate on the route into this city.
 According to the report received by the police MT. Logan was coming along behind another car driven by Clyde Mil Ter, also of Woodstock. As MT Logan overlook Miller the Logan car seemed to swerve and went through a wire fence bordering the road. The car top- pied over, hut was not seriously dam aged. MT. Logan went to his home and later was treated by pr. Ernest R. Pike of EaEt Woodstock. It is understood that MT. Logan attaches no blame for the accident to MT. Miller.
 There is much local interest in the fact that Eric Welcher is in custody at Danielson and in serious difficulties on account of the illness of his wife, Mrs. Ora Welcher, who was at the point of death Friday afternoon at her home in Danielson, where she has been removed after being a patient at the Day Kim ball hospital in this city for the past two weeks. Mrs. Welclfer is suffering from poisoning said to have been caused by the use of biehloride of mer- cury iE tablet form. Her condition dur | inf her stay at the hospital has been extremely serious.
 | At her home in Danielson Friday af- ternoon. as told in the Danielson news this morning. Mrs. Weleher's death was hourly expected. She is "A years of age.
 A society wedding that is attracting attention of the New York and New England press will take place this (Sat- urday) afternoon at Sunset Hill, the l summer residence of MT. and Mrs. Ham ilton Holt at Woodstock when their daughter. Miss Beatrice Holt, will be- come the bride of Brandreth Symonds, Jr., of New York.
 The marriage is to take place at D. m. (standard time) at the Congregation al church. at Woodstock Hill. Miss Holt will be given in marriage by her fa- ther Hamilton Holt, former editor of The Independent, and one of the best known pIblieists in America. Her maid Of honor will be her sister, Miss Leila Holt, a junior at Smith College. The other attendants will be Miss Frances Elliott of Thompson, Miss Marjorie Dan- gerfield of New York, Miss Margaret Reed of Manchester. N. H., and Mrs Emery Leonard of Boston.
 MT Symonds' best man will be W Butler Harris, Jr., of Princeton, N. J.
 and his ushers will be John E. Holt. a brother of the bride. Joseph H. Smith William D. Grim and Charles H. Ram sey, all of New York. The ceremony will be performed by Rev. Francis Roseboro of New Haven.
 The brides gown will be of white sat
 in and Duchesse lace, and she will wear
 a tuile veil caught with orange bios 1 soms The bridesmaids and the maid o1 honor will wear gowns of orchid meteor
 crepe with picture hats to match. Theil
 bouquets will be of orchids and pinl
 sweet peas.
 Following the ceremony there will b.
 a reception at Sunset Hill, the hom,
 Of MT. and Mrs. Holt, which is a shor
 distance from the church. Many out O
 town guests will be present for the wed ding. Miss Holt has received man.
 beautiful bridal gifts. Following
 brief wedding trip. MT. Symonds and hi
 bride will reside in New York.
 Mr. and Mrs. Bertrand N. Andrew
 are to observe the silver anniversary 0
 their wedding Friday, June 3, at thei home at 25 Farrows street. They ar
 to receive from to and from t 10 p. m. MT. and Mrs. Andrews ar
 we'll known in this city. MT. Andrew for years has been a rural carrier iron e the Putnam postoff1ce.
 The annual ladies, night social by tn Canadian Athletic club brought ,togethe a happy party Thursday evening at tn
 club rooms on Providence street Spe
 ciaI features of the entertainment pro 2 vided were vocal numbers by Miss Lo
 rena Gallant and by the youthful Anna
 dee Pelletier, formerly of Danielson. Miss Elsa LaFantise of Sterling wi
 represent Windham county Monda. next at Hartford in the fourth annua
 smelling contest for public school pupil
 of Connecticut. The competition, whic | will bring together contestants fror
 man yparts of the state will be held i the hall of the house of representative at the capitol.
 Miss LaFantise, formerly resident this city, has a splendid record as speIler and won her chance to compet at Hartford against the best spoilers the public schools of this county.
 Friday Miss WiIhelmina Frost wa graduated from Southfield Point Hal
 Stamford, finishing school for girl
 After visiting relatives in Yonkers, Mis Frost will go to Hastings-on-the-Hu -Hudso , with 8 classmate for few days an