Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-23
WILLIMANTIC

l wife. The body was taken in charge by a New Britain undertaken and con- veyed during the day to that place for burial.
 Mrs, Mary M. PendIeten, widow OR Dr. Cyrus H. Hamilton, died at her home in Hebron Friday morning. The de- ceased was born in Hebron, July g, 1S37, the daughter of Oliver and Lydia Brown Wells. She is survived by four daugh- ters, Glarissa Pendleton, Mrs. Annie C.. Gilbert, Susan Pendleton and Mrs. Ev- erett c. Lord of Hebron, one son. Dr. Cyrus D. Peneleton, of Colchester
 Thirteen marriages took place in the town of windham during the month of November which were recorded at the office of Town Clerk Frank r. Featon, Three of them were performed by Rev. | j. J. PapiIlon; three by Rev. John B. Clark; two by Rev. John Pearce; two by Rev. E. A. Mathieu; and one each by Rev Arthur W. Clifford, Rev. H. c. Belac and Harry s. McCready. The list follows:
 3-Arthur Charles Aver, 22, Coventry, and Hazel Barbara Irons, IS, Manches- ter, by Rev. Harry s. McCready. -.
 6-Harvey. S. Dinelle, A. Fort Wright N. Y, 133rd Company, and Gouldng D. Matthews. 24, South Wtidham, by Rev Arthur W. Clifford.
 6-Henri J. Cote, 2s, and Louise Mor. neau, S5. by Rev. J. H. PapilIon. fl, 6-Andre c. Roux, 3S, and Rose Lu- nina Dion, S4, by Rev. J. ]. PapiIlon.
 9--Alfred Leiss, 2s, and Mary Da- lochio, 21, by Rev. John E. Clark. 11-wiliam c. Maas, 2s, Mansfield and Marion E, Hanson, 1s, by Rev John Pearce. .. | ~ OsfoDnan hv E. Clark.
 T 14-Henry Lowe, 20, and Eva Brtnd amour, 19, by Rev. k. A. Mathieu.
 1S-Charles W. Hill, 34,. and Hattie Althe& Hall, 2S, by Rev, John Pearce.
 27-Ludger J. Lussier, 23, and olivint L. Privee, :2s. by Rev. E. A Mathieu.
 29-Odilon vertefeuilla. 90, and Ce lima Bousjolle, g, by Rev J. J. Papil
 8o-Eugene D. Jolie. 21. and Cora \ Parker. P, Sy Rev, H. c. Belec. S0-Wilfred N. Rushford, 24. and Mil
 dred M. Kelley. 20. by Rev. John E Clark ...
 News of the churches-At the Ftrs Congregational church with Rev. Harr, , s. McCready, pastor, tlie church, schoo will be meet in the church house a
 9.45 a. m. and the morning worship
 will be at 10.45 a. m. The subject o the sermon Will DC Jesus, rtAe son. A
 4,S0 p. m. the Christmas Vesper servic : will be observed, and a pageant, Adora ton of the Kings and Shepherds, vii . | be rendered. At II p. m., will "be tn Union Christmas Eve. service and .hol communion in St. PauTs church at whic 4 all members of the congregation are in : vited to attend
 ! Arthur L. Clark of the Jordan Hard !. ware company has received 8 check fo r $1O from the Remington Arms comnan a of Bridgeport as one of the prize s awarded by that company in windo7 s contest recently conducted.
 The Girl Scouts are to give danc 2 in the near future at the Congregation al church house at which the eelleg boys and girls will have a cordial we
 come. Music will be by we'll know focal orchestra. Mrs. Harvey Bronson 3 Miss Phyllis Robinson and Miss Maj gerry Harvey are to act as patFoResse Norbert c. Girard, of Niagara uniteF, z fly, New York, is spending the holiday 2 at the home of his paEents,i Dr. and MT 2 c. H. Girard of this city. ,,>a se,,: e MT. and Mrs. John Duff and son, Ei
 ward, and daughter, Marguerite. lea,
 th1s tSatufdayS to spendra week