Norwich bulletin., 1922-01-09

of Columbia was making arrangements
vile, who had lent the house for this
purpose, but as the house was not oc-
cupied and needed heating it was deem
ed advisable to move the children to
Hartford and the ambulance was sent
for
Word was reeeived from the Connee-
| tfcut Company Saturday that beginning
today fMonday) the South Coventry troll
| ley car that leaves this city at $50 p
| M would leave at 5.25 o'clock in order
to accommodate the workers who have
been unable to make connections with
| this trolley as they Quit work at 5.15
o'clock. The change was made at the
suggestion of the American Thread Co.
! City sheriff Thomas KiIlOurey attach
| ed $71 which Abraham ManteI of Column
| bia had on deposit in q local bank, Sat
urday for The Farmers Cooperative
Dairy Company. OF Hebron. The case
! is returnable before the Holland coun-
| ty superior court the first Tuesday in
| February. The plaintiff company alleg-
| es that the defendant executed note
| for $500 March %, 1918 due eighteen
months after date and that the defend
ant failed to pay the note on date of
maturity, with exception of SIS. Dam
| ages OF SGUU are Claimed ana attach
| ment for $500 ordered
! Miss Dorothy Pearl Aborn, of South
Coventry, and Merrill Theron ChampIain
| of Norwich, were united in marriage on
| Saturday evening at o'clock, at the
home of the brides mother, Mrs. Addie
Aborn in South Coventry. The service
was performed by Rev. Charles John
son. The bride was gowned in pink
| georgette, and carried q shower bou-
quiet of carnations and roses. Her ma
| iron of honor, Mrs Mildred Jones. Of
Andover. wore a gown of pink satin,
| with pink silk net overdraperies, and
she, too, carried carnations and roses
| The best man was William P Jones. of
Andover The bridSs received many gifts
| of silverware, money. etc. The wedding
was attended by many friends from out
of town. Mr.. and Mrs. Champlain left
| during the evening on q short wedding
| trip after which they will reside in
South Coventry.
The Giants carried OF first honorz In
the contest held at the Y NJ c. A. Sat
urday, the Reds and Yanks taking sec
ond and third places respectively Clay
ton Andrews was first in the hundred
yard run in 16 seconds, with Edward
Taylor second in 16 As seconds. The
league standing in order is. Giants, Reds
Pirates and Yanks.
large delegate from San Jose
council, No, Il. Knights of Columbus
went to TaftvilIe Sunday afternoon to
witness the exemplifcation of the third
| degree on a class Of twenty-five candi-
dates for Ponemah council. The work
was in charge of Distrb.t Deputy T.
Frank Cunningham Of this city.
miscellaneous shower was given
~ ,,crt,A
ryn Higgins of Maple avenue in honor of
Miss Anna Rennick, who is soon to be-
come the bride of George Shook Of
Sioux City, Iowa. Miss Rennick receiv-
ed gifts of silver china. cut glass ard
linen. A luncheon was served during
the evening.
Funeral services for Charles C. ia
cobs were held Sunday afternoon from
| the undertaking parlors of the T. c
/ Lincoln company, at ? O'clock Rev. Har-
~ S. McCready, officiating. Burial was
in the family lot in the Martin cemetery
Mansfield. He leaves his aunt, Mrs So.
rah LOOMS, Of this city, and an uncle
Herbert Williamson, of Canterbury, al
no seven nephews and a niece.
Brief Mention.
Arthur Nuttall of Plainfe!d was :
week cid visitor with local relatives.
Rev. Tzetta B. Sears Holl, of Boston
} was the speaker a the Sunday meeting
: Of the First Spiritualists' society.
Miss Bernice Adams, of New Haven
. spent tie week end with Mr. and Mrs
NJ, B. Adams Of No. "a Windhan
street
: Miss Agnes Of New Britain was tn,
| week end visitor at the home Of Mis-,
: Veronica McQuillan
: Philip Blouin and Roderielz Berart
; left Friday for St. Charles Seminary
Sherbrooke, Canada. after spending thei,
vacation with their parents il this CITY
: Rev James J. Tyler. one of the Gu
rates of st. Mary's church is now il
Occum taking the place of Rev Frederic
R. S. DesSureault. who is leaving fo
Europe on vacation. Father TYLER vii
remain at Occum until the return O
: Father DesSureault