Norwich bulletin., 1922-10-05

parents on South c street, which was attended by relatives and friends of the young couple. The bride was the reel pient of many beautiful and useful gifts.
 During the afternoon, the newly mar red couple left amid shower of rico and confetti on a wedding tour to Hol- yoke, Mass, and upon their return will reside with the brides parents on South c street.
 Mr. Rochette is the son of Mir. and Mrs. Joseph Rochette of Norwich, anu is employed by the Shetucket Company. His bride is the daughter of Napoleon and Palmyre Lebonty Girard, and has been resident of the village for some time where she Is very popular. She has been employed in the weaving de- partment of the Porernah Mills.
 Among the out of town guests at the wedding were Mrs. Joseph Mercier and Mrs. Eli Archambeault of Holyoi1e. Mass, and Mrs Joseph Murray and daughter of St. CeSaire, Quebec, Cam da.
 Miss Lallie Laramie of North B street is spending the week with relatives in Providence, R. I.
 George H. Young of North Third ave- nue and Harry E. Prentice of Norwich were at the Brockton fail Wednesday.
 Miss Rosabel CheSebro of Mystic is the guest of her uncle and aunt, MT. and Mrs. Alfred Linderson of North Third avenue.
 Mrs Arthur I.etender of Norwich was visitor Wednesday at the homo of her parents, Mir. and Mrs. Thonas Lambert of North B street.
 I. o. Foresters met Wednesday eVen- ing in their rooms in St. Louis hall on Dion street.
 The fences along the state road in Lisbon are being painted, local men having been engaged to do the worE.
 Leo Lepage of Norwich avenue was taken to the Backus hospital Tuesday suffering from an acute attack of appen- dfcitis, it being necessary to perform an operation.
 The Ladies' Benevolent Society of the TaftviIle Congregational church met on Wednesday afternoon at the church tc arrange deta1s for the regular meetings of the society which are to be resumed Soon
 Mir. and Mrs. Lloyd H. Ordway are moving out of town. They have been residents of the village for the past ten years. where Mir. OrdWay has been sup erjntendent of the Ponemah House Their household goods left Wednesday Mrs. OrdWay has been an active churcr worker and they will be greatly missed in the community.
 Dr. David Sussier of North 4 street is spending a few days in New York Emile Gauthir. r1lo has been spend ing a year in Canada, has returned tc the village and has accented a position with the J. s. Martin Company. q was shown at 2 local theater Wednes day night was accompanied to town b. a negro band, who, dressed in brigh red coats and playing minstrel music were conveyed about the town durin: the day on a huge motor truck bearing naring billboard advertisements. The attracted hordes of youngsters during I the noon hour, who made up quite procession which traverse0 the mai1 streets of the village. Fred Blanchetts of South Coventry ha been a recent visitor in town. calling u friends
 Mrs Clarence Nagel of Providence R. L, is at the Ponemah House. Thomas Labbee of South A street i- spending a vacation in Salem and Bos ton, Mass.
 MT. and Mrs. Noise Durocher ant family of North Third avenue havt moved to house on South Second ave nue.
 MT. and Mrs. Simon Gouin and fam fly are occupying the house on Sour1 A street recently vacated by MT. anC Mrs. Henry Couture and family. A number of relatives of Mrs. Udast Letendre surprised her Wednesday af ternocn at the home o6 her son-in-IaV and daughter, MT. and Mrs. Joseph Bol | duo it being her S3rd birthday. Alfred Lenoi of Providence street hs resigned his petition with the Ponemal Company.
 Mir. and Mrs Wilbur Dodge, who hay | been spending several days with Mrs Dodse's father, William Pollard o 1 South Second avenue. returned Wednes 1 day to their home on Block Island, r7 I. They were accompanied by Miss Rutl Pollard, sister of Mrs. Dodge, of St Lukes hospital. New Bedford, Mass | village for the past few days. 1 Large crowds are attending the mis sicn for the English speaking member of Sacred Heart parish, being conducte, all this week by Rev. Father Emmett s. J. of Boston, Mass. There are Ser vices in the morning, afternoon and i the evening.
 Mrs. Frank White has been i'll at he home on South c street.
 A number of young bloods of the com munity left Wednesday evening for Nel York where they will attend the world
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