Norwich bulletin., 1922-10-19
WULIMAMTIC

lected as candidate for representative and the name of Leon Rathbope as judge of probate was endorsed by the caucus.
 "Wednesday p,srnina al eight o'clock in St. Marys church George B. Parker, son of MT. and Mrs. George W. Parker of 206 Prospect street and Miss Yvonne c. Mulent daughter of Mrs. Josephine M Mullen of 43 Elm street, were quietly married by Rev. H. C.. Belec. William MacArtlur was the sister of the bride, was bridesmaid. Mr. and Mrs. Barker left shortly after the ceremony on their honeymoon which will be spent in New York city and other places.
 MT, Parker is graduate of the Natchaug Grammar school and at- tended Windham High school. He is employed as electric foreman by John T. Ashton.
 Mrs. Parker has been employed as bookkeeper and stenographer by the Leonard Brothers Garage Inc.i The couple are well known and very pop | ular here.
 ] A rssoiution has been adopted for the dissolution of the local Red Cross | chapter and the matter wiu be taken l up with the national Headquarters. | A committee has been named in re- gard to forming a visiting nurses as sociation, Those nominated were Mrs. John Reilly, Dr. ". P. s. Keating, Mrs. | c. c. Case, MT R. H. Fenton and Mrs. [ Albert J. Fournier.
 | The action taken is the result of the | lack of interest displayed in the Rel | Cross since the end of the world war. There is however a demand for . 1 visiting nurses association. l The fall campaign which has seersed to move slowly up to this time, prom ! ises to become more active now as 1 Mrs. George W. Junglas of Wood ! WoInens Democratic club which will | hold it's first meeting at tie Red Cross rooms in St. Mary's hall, Valley street, Thursday evening.
 l It is intended to hold frequent meet i ings and have speakers who will dis 1 cuss the issue of the campaign so that all may be thoroughly informed 1 Mrs. Antoinette GerVais gave a ntis- 1 ceIlaneons shower recently at the home of Mrs. Henry Cyr in honor of the approaching marriage of Miss ! Marie Louise Morneau to Henry Dote. The house was prettily decorated for I the occasion, the color scheme being 1 gold and blue. mock marriage was held, Mrs. Cyr acting as the groom I and Mrs Lajoointe the bride
 Those present were Miss Gauthier, 1 Miss Lulette. Miss Hefbieux. Miss | Vincelette, Miss Bousseare, Miss Les sard, Mrs. Derhers, Mrs. A. Cote, Mrs P. Cote, Mrs. Caisse, Mrs Deludo,
 Mrs. Chagnon, Mrs. Meunier, Mrs ] Poirier Mrs. Lapointe, Mrs. Cyr. Mrs, l Gervais.
 Miss Morneau received many gifts
 including linen and cut glass.
 John, the one year and eight ronths' I old son of Joseph and Victoria Cur ska) Dzadul of Liberty Hill died re l gently at St. Joseph's hospital as the result of an accidental scaldinE The | funeral was held Wednesday afternoon 1 from the parlors of Killourey Brothers on Union street, followed by services at St. Joseph's church at o'clock
 Rev: o. s: Beaumister offciated l Burial was in St. Joseph's cemetery
 At the meeting of the 8. p. 0. E
 Elk's Band it was voted to stage s
 benefit dance in the state armor5 1 Thanksgiving eye in conjunction witf
 Company G. 16sth Infantry. The fol
 lowing committee were appointed tc l SAAlbp LIE elaAfAlk- H3SlkTy 1A. A<eSL61 l Frank F. Brooke, Francis Johnstone
 Lewye Gerry ana William Smith.
 At the Republican caucus of the
 town of Union the unanimous nomi 1 nees for representatives were Major
 John Buckley and Philip E. Taylor
 Major Buckley was house leader ir
 1921 and a former secretary to Gov
 ernor Holcomb.
 l pr. and Mrs. Owen ONeill have re
 turned from vacation spent in New
 York and Philadelphia.
 ! John Anderson of Manchester wa.
 visiting with friends here Wednesday
 James Haggerty left Wednesday
 morning for Rockville, MiddlefCwr 1 Mrs Nelson A. Daniels and he,
 mother Mrs Wayland Lewis, spen
 Wednesday in Hartford
 l The Misses Clara Lincoln and Mar -i garet Moorehead have returned aftel | spending week in New York city.
 Mrs. Herbert R. Chappell and Mrs
 Fannie M. Tracy attended the ami
 yersary of Colonel Henry Chanpiol
 Chapter of the D. A. R. in GoIchestel l Wednesday.
 R. $. Remnington who has been ;
 suest of Mir. and Mrs. R. G. Remington
 left Wednesday for his home in Sara
 toga, N. r.
 Il Mir. and Mrs. Charles H. Tripp O
 South Coventry are in New London
 for two weeks stay.
 There win be . shers ealendaf sessioI
 of the Wfndham county superior conr
 at Willimantic Friday at II a. m. Case.
 on the calendar are as follows: K. G. Remington vs. Morris Foster