Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-30

mony was performed by Rev. W. B. O. Brien.
 The couple were attended by Miss Katherine Walsh of Scranton. Pa, and John Smith. brother of tho groom, was best man.
 After the ceremony wedding break fast was ser ed by Mrs. Henry Havcn at her home on Willow street, The young couple received the best wishe& of their many friends. The bride re- ceived many gifts. They will reside on Church street, Stoaington. The groom is employed in Westerly. Funeral services for Edward P. Teed | were held Wednesday afternoon at 2.S0 l o'clock at Calvary Episcopal church. Rev. W. F. Williams, rector, ohciated. i The services were most impressive and
 showed the high esteem in which Chief | Teed was held in the community. There was delegation from Asylum 1 lodge, No. 57, 4. F. & A. M, and the secretary Of the State F'irenen's Asso- 1 ciation, c. Hanford, delegates from New
 London fire departments and Joseph i Henstead, ex-chief of the Groton fire
 department, attended the funeral. There
 was a large delegation from Stonington
 fire department, 90 men, who marched l to the cemetery.
 I 1uS dSS1NS DCdhST "C1C St4SAACS %t1S
 Coart, Fred Fairbrother, Irving Melvin. Charles Staplin. The honorary bearers
 were Charles Cushman. Robert Edgar, | James McCoart, William P. Bindloss,
 Harry Chesebro and Charles Main. 1n-
 torment was in Stonington cemetery.
 The flags were at hah-mast on all the
 buildings and residences in the borough The Atwood Machine Co.'S plant closed
 the plant for the afternoon at 3 o'clock
 and the stores closed during the hour of the funeral services out of respect
 for their late chiet of the fire depart
 ment.
 The bOrOuEh school ersHamar grades
 and the students of the high school
 have a set of 800 stereopicon slides
 which will be used in their work as this
 includes nearly all the subjects taught in the school. They are working In or
 der to secure a complete set of 500 slides.
 The Arion han has been opened to the basketball team of the high school as the velvet mill athletic association have loaned the use of 1t to the high l school team.
 William F. Tucker. One of stoning. tons young men, who Is a sophomore at the Rhode Island State college, has , made a record for himself. He was l , an average of 100 per cent in advanced
 mathematics.
 Frank Weeks, ST., Carl and Miss Der } tha Weeks and friends of Putnam are
 spending a few days at the Weeks cot tage at Lords Point. { Augustus c. Treat of New Jersey has
 sold to Henry W. Branche a lot at the { corner of Langworthy avenue and Hop, kins street, Lords Point. The new own 1 y1iII a
 Mir and Mrs. David R. Kinney have . returned to Norwich Town for the win 5 ter.
 , Mir. and Mrs. Philip Shell have moved , from the Fitch cottage on Hill avenue to the York bungalow, Shacquola or
 Ashworth avenue. Lords Point. Thomas c. O'Connell. who has served 5 as patrolman for the borough, will con
 clude his duties today CThursday) ant f James H. Walsh, who has been newly appointed will begin his duties as pa
 troln1an Dec. 1st. . The Thanksgiving service, being union service of the Congregations
 church and the Baptist church wal } held at the latter church Wednesda. evening.
 An excellent program was rendered I by the choir. The sermon was given b! 7 Rev. H. M. Thompson, pastor of tn, r Baptist church There was large at ! tendance.
 t Superintendent of Schools w. R. Shy : der will entertain as Thanksgiving n guests, Mrs. George W. Avery c d Franklin, Conn.,, Mrs. Margaret Lees, 0 : San Francisco, Cal, Miss Alice BenH t dict, of Philadelphia, Pa,, and Mir. aS
 Mrs. J. J. Williams of New York city. 6 MT. and Mrs. Jerome s. Anderson vii g entertain family party at dinner to c day (Thursday).
 Media Council, K. of O., gave mos F successful dance Wednesday evening i e Borough hall. There was a large at A tendance and plenty of good music.
 Judge and Mrs. E. B. Hinckley wi o entertain Miss Eleanor Hinck1ey c : Hartford Thanksgiving Day. Miss Pauline Chesebro will spend tn o holiday with friends in New York t Mir. and Mrs. August O. Muller ar # entertaining MT. and Mrs. Todd of Nev n Haven.
 d Mir. and Mrs. Frank Muller and SO
 and MT. and Mrs. Daniel V Mildred [ s- stratford are guests of Mir. and Mrs. F Il A. Muller lat their home here.