Dupont-Bepautel WeddingMiss Rhea Dupont, niece of Mr. and%Mrs. Edward . Dion of Second-streetbecame the bride of Omer Desautel at St. AnneV church yesterday morning, f Rev. J. W. Casey performing the ceremony and celebrating a nuptial mass. The bridesmaid was Miss Eva Du-charme and the best man was Adelard Desautel, the groom’s brother. The bride wore a travelling suit of navy blue and the bridesmaid a taffeta suit of the same color.Following the ceremony a jedding 1 breakfast was served at the home ofI #the bride aod this was followed by a shor.t reception. Many beautiful I presents were received. Mr. and Mrs. Desautel left during the day on a wedding trip and on their return will make their home at 24 Spring Terrace, Greenfield. Mr. Desautel is employed as a toolmaker at the Wells Brothers company. Both are well known young people and have the best wishes of many friends. *Death of Mrs* ^nsan ZachauMrs. Susan Zschau, 67, a well known♦ W« n iAnr*M ^3 Z Jk ^ ^ —81st birthday.%The winning and losing teams in theSt. Mary’s pool tournament had a jolly supper at the Montague Inn Thursday evening. landlord Ward served a fine feast wnich was done full justice by the guests. A Speaking program followed which brought out much fun.*Miss Ruth Lenois, wfiose marriage to Clarence Grimard took place Monday, was given a linen shower by about SO girl friends at her home on KWednesday......evenine\ , , .Mia*mdis^eceivea tn'ahy congratulations | and the evening was spent in a 1 pleasant social way. Refreshments were served. V.Miss Rhea Dupont, whose marriage to Omer Desautel took place yesterday morning, was pleasantly surprised at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Dion on Second street Thursday evening by a large number of young women friends who called to offer congratulations. The occasion was an “aluminum shower,” the hostess recieving a large number of useful gifts of that ware. Refreshments were served.