Norwich bulletin., 1922-06-14
WILLIM ANTIC

The bride was given in marriage by her sather the attendants being Charles r sheldon and Beatrice Sheldon of Wood ;tock. cousins of the bride. The maill f honor was Miss Anna Schrifer of this .itv. and little, Esther Orlando, a niece if the bride, was flower girl The pride vas gowned in white georgette, wearing
 veil of tulle, and wreath of orange blossoms and pearls. She carried hewer bouquet of white roses and weet peas. The bridesmaid wore blue
 inton crepe and carried pink roses. .'be maid of honor was gowned in can ton crepe and carried pink rosebuds. The gift of the groom to the bride was a string of pearls, to his best man q gold penknife. The brides gift to the maid of honor and to her bridesmaid were lingerie clasps. MT. and Mrs. Campbell presented the flower girl a bracelet and to the pianist Florence Campbell, they gave bar pin. They are to spend their honeymoon at Ma gara Falls, in the White Mountains and in Canada. The groom is employed at the Marcy Tool Works in Putnam. The bride made her home with her parents in this city.
 At the meeting of the welfare bureau Monday night, it was announced that the organization had provided vending machines in the Quidnick- Windham Manufacturing Company, the Windham Silk Company, and The Washburn SIX Mills the organization to receive 70 per cent of the proceeds of sales. The sec retary. Mrs. Ora NJ. Clark. reported re- ceipts and expenses as follows Receipts total $9610; expenditures total $55 ! b,I md numbered 147, telephone calls 90, outside calls 65, and five letter were written Mrs. Clark reported activities in police work and trip to Brooklyn jail a: 1 probation officer.
 1 class in citizenship is to be started l Thursday at the I. M. C. A. by Amer icanization Director C. B. Gilman t' i aid those eligible to citizenship in Sep tember The course will cover instruc tion in the history of the country, Con stitution, city, state and national gov ernment, names of present officers thei duties, etc. The course is free to al people seeking citizenship papers.
 Interest in the an-WiIlimantic cam paign to raise $12,000 to put into effec the new community center plan of tn | Y M C. A. was keyed to high pitcl
  American Thread company directors, q a meeting in New York city, had vote to give $2.5eO toward the fund. pro vided the citizens of town raised tn $12.O0O. The donation was made in tn hope of stimulating the interest of al the people in the new and broadenIn policies of the "Y'' to be inaugurated the campaign proves successful.
 On top of the news of the action a the officers of the Thread company, was announced that Willimantic lodG of EIks had offered the use of Elk park for the purpose of promoting tn fund to be used for any event tha might be devised Director Genera Frederick W Kaye is at work on plan for an outdoor event that gives prom .se of providing the city something ne' and novel in the way of outdoor enter tainment.
 The fund Tuesday stood in the neigf boihood of $7.O00 with a number ( teams s;iil to be heard from since tn last meeting.
 radio concert. free to the publi
 was given Tuesday night in front of tn i Y. II. C. A. building in conn ction wit
 the campa.sa. \ nagnavoX with a
 aslriifyins horn, Which increased tf