Norwich bulletin., 1922-06-06
PUTNAM


 At St. Mary's church Monday morn ing, Miss Estelle Vegiard, daughter of Mr. and Mrs Prosper Vegiard. became the bride of Euclid Phaneuf. son of MT. and Mrs. Theodore Phaneuf. The first of the June wedding in this city was attended by numbers of relatives and friends of both families.
 The bride was attended by Miss Aline | LeC1air and Miss Antoinette Phaneuf, | sister of the groom, as bridesmaids. The fathers, respectively, of bride and groom. were witnesses at the marriage. | Rev. W. Arthur Routhier performed the marriage ceremony and was cele- [ brant of the nuptial mass, the music of which was sung by Misses Lerena Gal lant and Louise Mayhew and Moses Be- lair and Arthur Brodeur. | The bride wore gown of white geor- gette trimmed with satin ribbon. Her l tulle veil was caught with apple blos- sons. Her bouquet was of white roses. The bridesmaids wore pink organdie frocks, with pink picture hats.
 Following the marriage ceremony and mass there was a reception at the home of the brides parents Many beautiful articles were numbered among the gifts to the bride MT. and Mrs. Phaneuf left during the day for their wedding trip. They will visit the Thousand Islands and upon their return win make their home in this city.
 Under bonds of $500, Arthur Desor- ely, 34, charged with breaking and en- tering, was held for trial in the super for court after a hearing at which Judge | M. H. Geissler presided at Monday mornings session of the city court, prob able cauce being found. Desorciy was released after his mother had posted the amount required for his release.
 Desorciy was captured in Dubois gar age, in Livery street, late Saturday night by Officers Ryan and Durant and locked up at the police station.
 It was about 1030 when MT. Dubois, who had only retired, heard the burglar alarm in his garage sounding. Quickly slipping on some clothing he came out and peered into the garage, where he saw man crouching. F. M. Bruce, who lives nearby. also heard the commotion and a telephone call was put through for the = lice, the garage in the mean ttime being guarded to prevent an es- cape.
 Upon entering, Desorciy was quickly located and brought out. His story was that he had intended going fishing and had come to the garage to have a near ly empty presto-lite tank on his motor cycle replaced with a new one. Find ing the garage closed and not wanting to disturb MT. Dubois and being famil- jar with the premises, through having worked there a brief period. he made his way into the place through win i.dow, he says, to get new tank of light ing gas. When he was located, how , ever he had made his way through a locked door into the office of the place. Desorciy apparently had intended going fishing and evidently came after new , tank of gas, but this did not explain his being in the office part of the garage l nor, in the opinion of the court, did it l justify any liberty to force his way in- l to the garage and take what he want l ed, so the order to hold him for trial at the superior court was made by Judge GeissleF.
 The police were anxious Monday to get in touch with the man who stole a number plate and two brand new cord , tires of a well known make from the car ] of Harold Morrarty of this city-the machine left unattended over night ofter T he had caught afire late Sunday after 7 noon or. highway between Thompson town and the county home for children
 two miles east of this city. The tires 2 U and number plate-No. 77-313-evident ? ly had been removed during the night 5 and the loss was reported Monday . morning.
 a The badly damaged cara light tour h ing nnodel-is believed to have become U ignited through some defective electrica
 connection. The tires taken were 30,
 3 1-2.
 Relatives of the students and guest
 were present in numbers Monday at Mis-
 Marcus school in Thompson for the frs h of the functions marking the end of th' e school year, which comes with the grad o uating exercises this CTuesday) after L noon, as set forth in detail as to tn, e program in recent issue of The Bulle
 tin.
 d Monday was field day and student o and all others in attendance found spe # cial pleasure in the various athleti d events scheduled for the day. Delight 0 ful weather contributed toward makin! 'e a real success in carrying out the plans Il This (Tuesday) morning golf matcl n will provide diversion. The senior pla,
 and garden party come this afternoon l. followed by the graduation and this ev Ii ening there will be a musicale. Tomor l. row many of the students will leave fo