Norwich bulletin., 1922-07-04
JEWETT GTY

Mr. Morin .; that city. J3-.,I.a Bontr-if tfo younger son of Joseph La Bonte- O. Az, l7n'i satcs. Riyer diy.s .sisu.~ .--
 The .Jciis sIth issue, of tlse Bos.os G'Che bad tie following ID, e os borourh inrsfest:
 Miss Elizabeth Rose Hedskinscn. unir few weeks ago teacher Of fnrsk ana art in the public schools of Jewstf City. Conn, and Patrick W. Neiia. cot,rtl officer in the suffoik superior eo5tt ,vfre married Thursday afternoon ih the fec. tory of the Church of the Most Precioui Blood. Hyde Park, by Rev. -Dani9l. I O'Ccnnor. The bride was attended hv her sister Miss Mary NJ .Hod1sinson Thomas J. Foley of Hyde Park was besf man. -7-
 The bride wore travelling dress .. beige anton crepe. with hat to match and carried bridal roses The bridesmaid was in pink georgetfe with picture fst. an dher bouquet was of Opheiia roses. Mir. and Mrs. Melia will pass the summer at East Msttapoise.t.
 There was a reception at the summer home of the brides parents. sr. aud Mrs John J. Hodgkiuson. 227 Pilgrim road, Wessagussette Beach. Weymouth from 3 to S. The guests were received by. Mir, and Mrs. NIelias the parents q the bride the bridegroom's mother. Mrs Margaret Melia Of Amesbury. also Mrg Samuel. Gillespie and Mrs. aficnss Thornton, both of Amesbury, sister of fis bridegroom.
 The bride vho is the daughter of Mr and Mrs. Hodgkinson of ss West street. Hyde Park, was graduated from Byd< Park High school and 3lassachuserif Normal Art school.
 The. company at the reception was en. tertained by Mrs. Catherine Martsl O, Montclair, Atlantic. and Miss Mary cos of Hyde Park, who contributed piano se. lections and there were. recitztfons tJ Miss Mary synder of Brookiine.
 The .postof1ce closes at a m. today daylight saving time l E. Frank Brown, master mechanic for a Woonsociket msnufactory, Is visiting hfs sister, Mrs. Kettle Ah Johnson over tho Fourth. -
 J. c. s=EAss bank wiu b. opsn fevery Friday from [ to o. m. dayIirhi saving time to receive deposits only adv.
 Miss Mary whselock and stanley wheelock, of Bridgeport. and Alfred Rem of New York. were guests at E. r. Bur leson's Moncay. Mir. and Mrs Richard Meyer have returned to New Britain. 1ud Atiss Hallie Burleson- of East Orange. .. :, is at home Mrs E- F. Burieson is spending a month with her son in Schs- nsaaJy. x. E.
 II Francis cambeil nearly cut on his iest thIn5 willie chopping wool F.ya stit:rss were necessary when the woursd was dressrd. s-z- About 1ee, enjoyed the exercises al PaShaue Community club rhurssay ex- en,rg,. Charles D. Geer of Norwich nc. con.ranie6 by Mrs. Geer led coininru-ty sinsilg and pleased with -eSo jsrrlrps d slrgs. Thc, following pr3gramrue WIS given: Plano solo. Byron Kinney read ing, Diana Pepin; character songs. Francis Campbell; recitation. Eva Fran cini reading, Mrs Margaret Geer: play by three women visitor from Preston i: vocal solo. Miss Agnes Franklin The program closed with more communitx singing. Ice cream and caxe was served the next meeting Is Mir. and Mrs. A. M Brown. Miss Rosanna Desiariaes, MrS Helen Medick and Frank Nell.
 Dance Ashland Casino tonight chis StaIley's orchestra.-adv, <.
 Keen interest is manifested in the ban game to take place this cTuesday) aft ernoon at Ashland between the married and single men. The names of thc play
 
 placed in Carey's window. The manager of the married mems team is Sol Pa qrettc, formerly of the Amazon Valley l.ague. His men are Ed Joaoni. Ar nicur's Prep school star. Earl Hlsccx Westinghouse reformatory; C Casszvznt Ford Industrial league, body designing department; Lester Blsnchatd. Troy, N, : r. state league; Phil Melady, Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co, L. NJ Carpenter, Eastern Conn. League president, formerly of Dawley's Yellow Pine ,Saps; c. King, al- ways on the square. and levz5 F. Leyden, Jewett City-PIainheld. Voluntown and : Baltic; George Rochelesu, known from ] the Atlantic to the Pacific. Ted Shea of , the Bald Eagle A C.; Doc. Gingras. Quinnebaug veterinarian college; c. Carey, Cosmetic Beauty academy. I. McGovern, Ekong -leagne, iB the single mems manager. Ills lineup com prises: F.Driscoll. Newport naval sta- i, tion; T. Barnett, Postal League star S>B. Jodoin, star of the Midgetss l, S Smith. ] Oregon Woodmen star IA Menard. St. Jean de Baptiste league; H Gasnon. Holy Cross; T. Lzflamne, Boafers' league B. Menard, Bsbe Ru9fs only rival; J. Dolan, spark plue of the Durant T Co., s. Foley. now working Adam; e Davis, the Guy who put pep inpepper B. Davis, dark horse; T. Boufe. Textile league, T. Moraney. head coaohs D. Des- iardtnes, cattle puncher; D. DSwley. dancing master L Lsrkfn, voluntown dishwzter Reggie Mclaughlin, bsckboy. Chautauqua has very generously loaned the clown and 5uggIer who appeari in their performance as an zdded sttrac- tfon before the water sport at. Ashland = this afternoon. The canoe fight between
 Sol Paquette and Earl Hiscox fn one
 canoe and L.. NJ. Carpenter and Doc Gin
 gras in another promises to be soms fight. The silver cup for the winning base : ball team has been placed on exhibition
 in Hourigan's window. New London now
 stands half a game ahead of Ashland in . the lead in the Eastern Connecticut
 league. as Jewett City won over TaftviIls
 and Willfmantic lost to New London. l Mir. and Mrs. Louis Baucnaud, Jr., cf
 Jewett City with their family were in . New Bedford recently to cslebrsts their twenty-ffth wedding anniversary at the i, same time that Mir and Hrs. Louis Ba- chaud, parents of Mir. Bacaaud celebrSt-
 ed their fftfeth anniversary. This un- : usual ecelebration was attended by sew
 etaI hundred friends and relatives. They : all attended solemn high mass at Metre Dame church. Mir. Bachaud Is the oid- est son and was born in Farrura. Cana
 day. His wife is a native .Cf. Jewett City and they wee married hare. Th=y
 have six children. Theodore, Ernest. h-a. Rena. Emil and Noe Blanchard.
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