Norwich bulletin., 1910-11-26
SCOTLAND.
Simpson Scott Weddins-Thanksgiv ing Exercises in the oliday Guests.


 At the home of MT and Mrs. John
 Scott Thanksgiving morning Miss Ann
 Elizabeth Scott, daughter of MT. and
 Mrs. Scott, and Charles Perry Simp- son, son of MT. and Mrs. Charles
 Simpson, were united in marriage The
 house was decorated with chrisanthe-
 mums and ferns, the bridal couple
 standing in front of the bay window,
 which was banked with flowers. The
 ceremony was performed by their pas
 tor, Rev. l.. B. Tenney As the we'd ding party entered Mrs. Minnie Allen played the Bridal Chorus from Lohen- grin The bride was charmingly
 goWned in silver gray mesaline. After the ceremony a breakfast was served, only near relatives and intimate friends
 many gifts, including silver, china, and several checks. Upon their return from their wedding trip they will reside for
 shore time with the groom's parents. Pupils Entertain. School closed on Wednesday after noon for the Thanksgiving vacation with the following programme, which was exceptionally. well presented by the pupils of both rooms; recitation, November, school in unison; Thanks giving Day, recitation, Carl Reuben; The Pilgrims, recitation, Hadlai Chap man; The First Thanksgiving recita- ton, Lillian Pringle; Landing of the Pilgrims, school in unison; Thanksgiv- ing Story, May LittelI. Eleanor Spen- cer, Helen Main, Lucy Carter, Mary Webb, Gladys Frazee, Rose Monte, Net tie Moseley, Elsie Pringle and Effice Butler: The Hardy Pioneers. recita- tion, by Albert Butler; reading The Huskers, Agneta Phinney; recitations. Out for a Walk, Earl Kenyon; Pene- 1ope's Story. Sarah Mosiey; Thanksgiv- ing Time, Harry Butler; Thanksgiving, Allie Keingsley; Thanksgiving Turkey. nnI
 Thanksgiving Dinner, Catherine Per- ry, Jesse Inban, Arthur Gager, Mar garet Grady; The Little Pilgrims, Su
 san Taber; Going Nutting, Howard Breen; Story of Priscilla, Dorothy Pendleton, Clifford Scovil Martha Bab- cock Harold Kenyon. Esther Table. Leroy Tracy. Gladys Pellett, Burt Con- nor, Henry Clark: When Grandma Was a Little Girl Ruth Kingsley: Story of Thanksgiving Anna Duryea; closing song by school
 Judge Warner to Speak. Judge E. NJ. Warner of Putnam will occupy the pulpit on Sunday, speaking in the morning on Who Are the Mil- lionaires and in the evening on Pris- on Reform.
 Social and Personal. Elwin Inman has returned from a lengthy stay in Colorado. | MT. and Mrs J. C. Taber are enter 1 taining Mrs. Taber's sister, Mrs. Su- san Bromley of Newark. N. J. Mrs A. H. Gallup returned on Satur- day from Baltimore, Md, where she was in attendance at the National w. 1 c. T. U. convention.
 Holiday Home Corners. Among the family reunions held in 1 town on Thanks giving day were at c.
 M. Smiths his son, Willard Smith, and wife of Wil1imantic.
 1 Rev. and Mrs. W. E. B. Moore enter ] tained their daughter, Miss Mary | Moore of West Haven.
 i At Egbert Bass were Miss Harriet Bass, Master Egbert Inman, MT. and
 Mrs E. E. Bass and little daughter, of Willimantic, MT. and Mrs c. M. Bass, Windsor.
 Town Clerk and Mrs. J. B. Bacon had as guests Miss J Cunningham and a friends from Providence, Fred Gun ming B. A. Cunnin gllam and Miss 1 Twomey of Willimantic,
 At MT. and Mrs. D. W. Barstow's s were Raymond Barstow of Hartford,
 Mrs. Ellisor and Mrs. Barstow's older sister and family of Boston, also O. H. i Sweet. C. Anthony and F. F. Rllen
 were among those who entertained.