Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-31
DANIE1SON

A wedding of interest to residents of Darielson and vicinity took place Wl-d- nesday night at St Peter's church. Fort Chester, ". Y, when Miss Helen Finch daughter of Mrs Clayton Willis Finch of Sunny Crest" became the bride of Earl Franklin Wood. son of Mir. and Mrs A. F. Wood of Academy street, Danielson. Following half hour organ recital at the church by Mr Walter Fleming, the organfst played the Pre- Jude to Act III of Lohengren, modulat- ing into the celebrated bridal chorus as the bridal party entered.
 The brides attendants were her three 1sters, Miss Edna Finch as maid of honor, and Misses Isabel and Marque- rte as bridesmaidz The bride wore a white satin gown, embroidered with seed pearls and with a court train. Her veil of tulle from headpiece of real tace- She carried a shower bouquet of bouvardia, lilies of the valley, and bril- liant purple orchids. The maid of hon or wore pale green chiffon with hand ao-ns green and gold girdle and full skirt Her head-dress was a wreath of paie green flowers from which fell a veil of tulle. Her bouquet was of law ender and blne delphbrinium and pink roseS- The bridesmaids frocks were of light lavender chiffon caught at the hem with tiny roses They had head-dresses of silver and rose-tinted leaves with vens of tuile. Each carried a bouquet of blue and lavender delphbreniun, with a touch of yellow
 The groom with his best man T. O DEtler of New York, claimed his bride at the foot Of the chancel steps, where the betrothal ceremony took place. Tho bride and the groom then moved for ward to the altar rail where the mar. riaEs ceremony was performed by Father Lsieoler. of Riverside. N. r.
 Tho party then left the church to tht nusic of Mendelssohn's wedding march The ushers were George c. Hlu O Providence. R. l.; Benjamin w. Browr of Danieison; D. Grey Maxwell of Por Chester, and William o. Wyckon oi New York City.
 The brides mother, who gave -he4 fn marriage. worse a white howereC chiffon and a large black velvet hat Wltl black ostrich plumes.
 The Eroon's mother wore a tan crep' de chine gown
 The church was artisticaIly decorated about the altar. with palms, white lille and hydrangeas. and tall seven-fold can delahra- The rest of the church Wa adorned with srnilax. ferns and hy aranEezs-
 After the ceremony at the church Emau reception was held at the bride sS.ate Sunny Crest for the bridal party nsenbers of the families, and very In dnzte friends The house was artisti sally decorated with palms, hydrangeaE aahias. and larzspur. Music an sz1erinx were furnished from New York The gro0rn's gift to the bride was r,tatin11f1, bzr pin set with diamonds the brides gift to the groom was green gold. jeweLed and engraved watcf me brides gift to the maid of homo vas blue sSik bag. embroidered wit silver beads. and to the bridesmaid artistic leather and gold bridge set The cToom's gift to the best man wa an ostrich leather letter case, embosse tn gold. To the ushers he gave ostrie icltner bll-fofds tipped with gold.
 After a short honeymoon trip, M md Ms Wood will reside in Cambrig Mas, where MT. Wood is membt sf the EngiEsh Department of Harvar University.
 supt Alan BarrOws of the GoOdyes KuIls. me- has resigned to go with th cotton merchants and orokerase HIT pf Cooper and BruSh in Providenc lust wnen Superintendent Ba-rows vi conclude his duties here has not bee decided but he will remain until h Euccessor is named by the Goodyes Tire and Rubber company of Akron, ( where Sput Barrows was with the pa .1t company before coming to Danie on-
 The impending departure of MT. Ba roWs will bring forth many expression af reEret Since coming to Goodye u July 1921 he has been very succeS tui in directing the manufacturing przsSons of the big plant. which is rul ninx on a full time schedule and turi ng out splendid qualities of tire fabric Re has been popular with the employ r well as with the general publ Ehica is aopreciative of what he h Accomplished industrizlfy for the tow
 Ia a.s aew nsh of activity. MT. Bs rows. who is a cotton expert, includil ,n his experience a long stay in Egy n the interest of the Goodyear Tire al Rubber company. will be concern shiehy vsth the selling rather than man tacturing His headquarters will be Providence. though he may occasion; b. in discharge of his duties. be call Tor brief business to the south and eis where
 Mrs. E1kzabeth s. BidweI, Irving Davis. Wz<ter E. Frissell and Frank Harrington make mp Knhnglys delee trou to the republican state convent to be held In New Haven, Septemh l2-t5.
 The congressional convention deleg ton from this town is made up JudEc Milton A. Shumway, Clara sEeanh, N. Lorne Creig and James Tucker. Following the presentation his name to the republican caucus place on the delegation Judge Shu way told those present Of his intenti to vote for the re-nomination of Cc r-usnan Richard F. Freeman if s' as a delegrate from KiRingly to conrrexdonai convention This sent uent was heartily. applauded by { aucuS
 The county convention delegat lamed by the caucus is made up of Putnam Woodward. Mrs. Clara