Connecticut western news., 1906-12-06
SHEFFIELD

Reuben Manvel sustained an injury to his hip as the result of fall last week.
 George Kirby and wife have been visiting in New Haven
 Miss Kate Matthews is entertaining her sister, Kate, of New York City.
 Miss Mary Spur of Matteawan, N. |. spent part of last week with her parents. Grace and Clara wickwire have been visiting their father in Cornwall. Conn.
 Mrs. N. E. Cowles entertained MT and Mrs. Frederick Hoadley of Water bury, George Hoadley of Swathmore, Pa., Dr. and Mrs. A. H. Hoadley and sons Leigh and Robert of Northampton last week.
 MT. and Mrs. Thomas Bonner and Miss Bonner have been visiting in Bos- ton.
 Richard E. Follett came from Boston to spend Thanksgiving with his family. Mrs. s. l.. Boardman has been visit ing her nephew, E. P. Putnam at Middle town, Conn.
 B. F. Jones of Granville, Mass, has been visiting his son, William. A very pleasant occasion was the ''blue and white" wedding at the home of MT. anu MIS. hdICuS T lllh, W 6NucSNAdg ShSb- ing, November 2S, when Mrs. Fink s sister, Celia Joslyn and Frederick Hulett were united ill marriage under a be autiful bower, by their pastor Rev. M. B. Snyder, the bride wearing light blue silk crepe de chene dress, earring boquet of white carnations. Miss Emily Hulett, sister of the groom was brides maid wearing light grey silk crepe de chene carrying pink carnations. Floyd l.. JoSlyn, bI other of the bride was best man. After the ceremony, all retired to the dining room where most excellent refreshments were served by the brides sister after which MT. and Mrs. Hulett bidding their friends good night depart ed for their future home. The parlor was very beautifully decorated with greens and blue and white the predom- mating colors. The bower was banked with green ferns and draped in blue and white. The wedding was very quiet one only the immediate family of the bride and broom being present. Over seventy-five friends of MT. and Mrs. Fred Hulett attended the reception rendered them by their sisters the Misses Mary and Emily Hulett, last Fri day evening at the "Hulett homestead" Bountiful refreshments were served about ten after which dancing was in order till a late hour. Mir. and Mrs. Hulett received several very useful and valuable presents including silver, table linen, dishes, furniture, etc, also S90 in money.
 Howard Andrews returned to New York Sunday.
 MT. Sheldon of West Springfield at- tended MT. and Mrs. Hulett's reception Friday evening.
 The Junior Endeavor of the Congre- gational church held social Friday evening and took a "trip to the Cats kills with basket lunch" The Woman's Club met last Wednes- day with Mrs. Howes instead of Miss Ella Clark as announced. Mrs. Gleason had the program in charge. The Glass for Bible study held their first meeting at the NJ. E. church chapel last Sunday evening with twenty pres ent and will take up the first seven days work next Sunday evening at the Con- gregational chapel. It Is hoped all members will be present. A cordial in- vitation Is extended to all who are not members to meet with them. The memorial services in memory of the late Rev. J. $. Ellis and other late departed friends was we'll attended Sun day evening at the Methodist church. Dr. Grover, Rev. Torrey, Mir. Howes, Dr. Wakefield and Rev. NJ. B. Snyder all rendered very high and well deserved i tributes to our late departed and much beloved brother. The ladies of the Epis- copal Choir sang Jerusalem" one of his favorite hymns.
 The Junior Endeavor at 4:30 at the : Congregational chapel, Sunday; subject, Praying, working, watching, Neh. 4:7-9. Leader Dorothy McCann. ! Mrs. Julia A. Miller is sick with pneu- monia-
 ] Reginald Andrews returned to New | York Sunday.
 | Henry Andrews returned to Ohio by way of New York. THANKSGIVING GUESTS Mrs. Cyrus French, Mir. and Mrs. Fred French and family, Miss Cora Manvel, ! MT. and Mrs. Fred Wilcox, Miss A. Burch ate Thanksgiving Turkey" with ". D. and Miss Martha French. MT. and Mrs. Torrey with MT. and Mrs. Bliss at "Boardman Terrace Miss Alice Wickwire at MT. and Mrs. Me Cann's. Mrs. Edgar and Miss Dorothy Shears and Ruth Boardman at Herbert Shears, Hyde Park. Miss Jennie An drews with friends i'll New York. Miss Mary Spur was at home at George ! Spurs. Howard, Henry and Regnald Andrews at Cornwall.
 CORNWALL