TITLE:  Wedding of  Dr. Norman K. Chesley and Muriel Gilman 

SOURCE:  The Rochester Courier, Newpaper, Nov 14, 1930, page 1

SUBMITTED BY:  Transcribed by C Parziale, Dec 2000

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                           CHESLEY -- GILMAN
     Prominent Young Physician married in Hotel Braemore in Boston

	Dr. Norman K. Chesley of this city and Miss Muriel Gilman, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Gilman, were united in marriage at the apartments of 
the bride’s parents in the hotel Braemore in Boston Saturday.  The ceremony 
was performed at five o’clock P.M. by Rev. Dr. Dunn of the First 
Congregational church.
	The only ones present from Rochester were Dr. and Mrs. Guy E. 
Chesley, parents of the bridegroom, and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Chesley, his 
brother and sister-in-law.  The bride was attired in a gown of black lace.
	An informal reception was held, following the ceremony and dinner was
served later at the Hotel Statler.
	The bridegroom is a Rochester boy, a graduate of our public schools, 
who has recently opened an office here for the practice of medicine, 
following the completion of his education.  He has a great many friends and 
already has a fine practice.
	The bride’s father is a well known insurance man of Boston.  The 
bride was educated at Brewster academy in Wolfeboro and at Lasell, followed 
by a course in the New England Conservatory of Music.  She is a charming and
talented young lady, who already has made many friends here on the occasion 
of several visits.
	The couple are now enjoying a honeymoon in New York city.  They will
 reside at 14 Woodman street in this city.



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