Norwich bulletin., 1922-10-16
WILI.nMA ANTIC

the convention to order. and was elected chairman with J! Raymond Smith, clerk.
 The delegates in attendance were: Windham, Nelson A. Daniels, F. Louis Hall Joseph NJ. Berard, and H. Ray mond as proxy for Chauncey E. Me- Farlane; Scotland. Elmer Brenn, Louis Moseley and George F. Orrok. The name of Judge Otto B. Robin son was the only one presented for nomination. His name was presented | by Nelson A. Daniels and seconded by J. M. Berard.
 The report Of the resolution com l mittee was then read and accepted.
 Joseph NJ Berard and Elmer Brenn' l escorted the candidate before the con- vention. In few words Judge Rob | inson thanked the delegates for the honor conferred upon him and then i extended an invitation to all to be his quests at dinner.
 The probate committee for the en- suing two years was then selected. ft consists of Louis Moseley, chairman,
 Charles A. Gates and Joseph Nj. 1 Berard.
 The principal speaker of the eve ] ming after the dinner was Congress-
 man Richard P. Freeman and John
 Ash of Pomfret, candidate for state l senator lTOu1 lIlc lWSi1ty O4ob11Sls
 also spoke briefly.
 A pretty wedding took place SatVr- l day afternoon at two o'clock when 1 Evelyn Elizabeth Woodward, daughter i of Mir and Mrs. Madison Woodward
 of Columbia, was married to George | Brinckerhoff Richards, Jr., of Perry, ] N. Y, in the local Congregational church. The ceremony was attended | by many guests. The officiating 1 clcrgymen were Rev. George Brinek- l erhoff Richards of Perry, N. T., father of the groom, assisted by Rev. T. Newton Owens, pator of the ! church. The Episcopal double ring
 service was used. The music was 1 Wethersfield.
 The maid of honor was Miss. Jean
 L. Natsch of Brooklyn, N, r., and the bridesmaids were Miss Evelyn Lyman of Columbia, and Miss Eleanor Frost
 of Amherst, Mass.
 The best man was Harold Oliver | Woodward of Columbia, a brother of
 the bride The ushers were Miss 1 Grace E. Lowe of Swampscott, Mass,
 Miss Emily s. Green of West Hart ford, Mrs. Edward l.. Cooper of Bris-
 tol, R. l., Miss Sylvia Bateman of
 Somerville, Mass, Miss Dorothy H.
 Brown of Greenfield, Mass, and Miss
 Anne Cochran of Plainfield, N. J.,
 all classmates of the bride at Smith
 college.
 The bride was attired in white
 georgette crepe cut with panels with a girdle of small silver flowers, buds
 of white georgeette about the neck
 and on the panels. She wore a veil of tulle caught with a wreath of l orange blossoms. The bridesmaids
 dresses were of pale blue and yellow
 crepe de chine with panels on the
 side sleeves. and panels and belts pie
 oted in silver with wide crush girdles
 and picture hats of material to match The maid of honor wore a dress of l shell pink crepe de chine paneled
 on the sides with crush girdle, front beaded in white and hat to match. : The church was decorated in greer and white color scheme. with cosmos and chrysanthemums ground pine
 and hemlock, and a small arch at the , head of the aisle.
 After the ceremony a reception was held at the home of the brides par ents at Merry Thought Farm. Following the reception Mr. an6 Mrs, Richards left on a wedding tril and will be at home at Perry, N. Y after December 1.
 Mrs. Richards is graduate of tn,
 Windhan High School, class of 1918
 She studied one year at Burnhan Preparatory School at Northampton Mass, and took two years cours at Smith College. MT. Richards i I q graduate of the Penn. State Agricul tural College, and conducts farm 2 ' Perry, N. Y.
 Among the guests from out of tow were Rev and Mrs. George B. Rich ards of Perry, N. T., MT. and Mir. Clayton Woodward of New Have1 II MT. and Mrs Hubert Woodward c New Haven, MT. and Mrs. Fred ParA CT of Gurleyville, MT. and Mrs. Joh l E. Page and daughter, Olive, of Win chester, Mass. Mrs. John W. Lock
 of, Amherst, Mass, Miss Elizabeth Fla Whitney of New Haven, Mrs. WilliaI l Q. Bannister of Brooklyn, N. Y, Mir \ Charles N. Natsch and son, Hasle, \ of Brooklyn, N. Y, and Misses PauIir Relyea, Edith Stewart, Dorothy vii Il jams and Irma Wilcox from Smit I College, Northampton, Mass, Mis E Harriet Richards of New Haven, D M and Mrs. c. s. Jewett of Buffalo, , Ii Y.; Mrs. E. C. Goodwin of Hartfor
 MF. and Mrs. Charles Stontenfeldt, an ' MT. and Mrs. Royal D. Webster
 NldElAflGSlHIf INIIS. ISdDGl q bDOWn
 Green, Mass, Mrs. F. G. Gale of Bo.
 ton. Professor, and Mrs. c. C. Torre
 Of New Haven, Mrs. J. F. Franklin New York.
 In the local police court Saturda
 morning the case of Albert Girande
 Is, charged with operating d mot, \ vehicle with drivers license, ws
 discharged for lack of evidence. | -t entered a plea of not guilty throug
 his guardian ad Item State Polio,
 man Fred T. Caron testified that whi
 on duty Thursday in this city he rt
 ceived a telephone call saying tn;
 Giranden was driving one of the Mel F Till H. Jones' auto trucks on Prospc . street without a drivers license. Gil
 anden was not on the truck; when u . officer arrived but he admitted that l