Eastern Connecticut news., 1947-06-28
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HILL, keeping an anxious weather eye on the starting line for the Varsity Race The Harvard shell was on the East Side, or OUR TOWN side of the Thames and got off to head start to beat Yale by one and One-half lengths and to establish an all time record that is going to be hard to beat another year .. As usual, as the race pro- greSSed under radio handicaps, most of our local gang cheered Harvard while the out-of-towners naturally cheered Yale It's truly amazing, but the old adage after 2,O00 years still holds good "A man is without honor amongst his own'' .. The Home State team from YALE did bang Up good job under Coach Allen Walz, but HARVARD with their unbeatable coach, Tom Bolles, had that wee little something more, that borders on genius Although the first Harvard-Yale crew race was held on Lake Winnipesaukee, New Hampshire, in 1852; the majority of the races since 1878 have been held on our own Thames River
 Social Event
 Miss Audrea Bishop, daughter of Mrs. De-Lana Storey-Bishop of 258 Thames Street, Groton Bor- ough, great-granddaughter of Col Andrew Ward of Revolutionary War fame, who was member of General Washington's staff; grand daughter of Judge Joel Prentiss Bishop, whose legal writings are well-known, particularly his crim- inal law procedure and the law of married women, and grand niece of Justice Joseph Storey of the United States Supreme Court, was joined in Wedlock to William Clin- ton Lucas of Boston, Mass, at a 4 o'clock high tea candlelight we'd ding at the First Church Unitarian, Dorchester, Mass, on Sunday af- ternoon, June p, 1947. The mar riage ceremony was performed by the Reverend Robert Storer, pas tor of the church.
 Miss Bishop, a graduate of Bos- ton Teachers College, and kin dergarten teacher in the city of Boston, wassattended by Miss Mar jorie Butterfeld of Lowell, Massa- chusettS, as maid of honor. Miss Butterfield is known in social cir cles in New London as her ma ternal grandmother was Miss Linkletter from New London0
 The bride, who was given away in marriage by her brother, Row. land Bishop, editor and publisher of the Eastern Connecticut News, wore an aqua blue peplum suit with corsage of Sweetheart and Tea roses. The maid of honor wore a grey peplum suit with pink and white accessories and a corSage of Sweetheart roses.
 The groom, Wel1-knoWn in Bos- ton and Springfield, is associated with the Petroleum Company of Boston, Mass. He had as his best man Gerald Glazebrook of Boston.
 Around one hundred guests from the New England States and New York attended the wedding in the Allen Room, and the reception that was held immediately after the ceremony in the parish house.
 The couple will spend their hon eymoon touring the Berkshires and New England and will be at home after June 30th at B Trull Street, Upham's Corner, Dorchester, Mass.
 We'll, I guess that's all for this time, folks, but I'll be looking for you at the CONNECTICUT AIR WEEK END at TRUMBULL FIELD . A big shin-dig like this in OUR TOWN can help more than a barrel of peanuts in interesting other folks in the great opportu- mites opened up here |. Be listen ing in next time to another tele- vision tour of OUR TOWN Just one last word to you last-minute gardeners The GROTON HARDWARE has some mighty nice cabbage, tomato and iceberg lettuce plants ready for you to stick in the ground You've still got