Norwich bulletin., 1911-12-01
MYSTIC
Crunb- Duncan Marriage - Body of Mrs. Kate Mallory Thayer Placed in VauIt-New Haven Basketball Team Defeated, 49-23.

l The marriage of Miss Mabel Duncan, l daughter of MT. and Mrs. R. H. Dun can of Greenmaville avenue, and Ralph
 IT. Crumb of New York took place on | Thanksgiving afternoon at the Meth l odist parsonage. Rev. c. T. Hatch per formed the ceremony. The bride was l attired in q travelling suit with hat to match. She was attended by Miss l.Ethel Cooper as bridesmaid. Harry I Duncan, 8 brother of the bride, was l best man. After the ceremony at the l home of the brides parents a recep- l ton was held for members of the fam | fly, after which Mir. and Mrs. Crumb l left for New York. where they are to 1 reside. Mrs. Crumb was an active ] Crumb is a former Mystic boy, a grandson of John Prentice of the West Side and Mrs Aurilla Crumb of Will low street The bride received many | beautiful gifts.
 Body Placed in Vault The body of Mrs. Kate Mallory Thayer. who died from injuries re- ceived by falling from a carriage while in Hot Springs, Va, arrived on We'd nesday afternoon at o'clock, accom- panied by about 25 relatives and friends, and was taken to Elm Grove cemetery and placed in the receiving vault. Rev. Varnum A. Cooper of Bos- ton, a former pastor of the Methodist Episcopal church, and an intimate friend of the family, conducted the ser vices at the cemetery. Mrs. Thayer was a daughter of the late MT. and Mrs. Charles H. Mallory. Her parents gave the arch at Elm Grove cemetery and literally contributed to the Meth odist church of this place
 Family Dinner Party.
 Mrs. Antoinette Ripley entertained a family dinner party at the Harvey homestead on Thanksgiving day and entertained her three sisters-NIrs. Jennie Percey of New York, Mrs. Mary EI NlTlT rNf Stoddard of Mystic; her two brothers and their wives, MT. and Mrs. George H. Harvey of New London. MT. and Mrs Allen Harvey of the Road Church district; MT. and Mrs. Daniel Gray and family of Ledyard, MT and Mrs. Daniel P. White and family of North Stonington, Charles Stoddard, Miss Grace NJ. Stoddard, Harry Sage of i district.
 Church Observance
 At the Union Baptist church un- ion Thanksgiving service was held of [ the Methodist, Congregational and Baptist churches. Rev. c. T. Hatch, i pastor of the Methodist church breach ' ed the sermon.
 Services were held at St Marks ! Episcopal and St. Patrick's Catholic t churches.
 New Haven Defeated.
 The first game of basketball played this season in Mystic took place in St Patricks hall when the New Haven boys came to Mystic on Thanl1seivineg afternoon. Mystic came off victorious. 49-33. The game was interesting from the start and much interest was taken in Vinal, who is a new man for the Mystic team, who did some good work Mckone and Wilcox certainly were IS good as last year. The first half re- suited 23-6 in favor of Mystic The players were:
 Mystic-Vinol If, McKone If, Davis C, Wilcox rg. Burrows lg.
 New HaVen-Frankel If, Hogginis f. kilnartfn c, F'usch rs, F'rino lg.
 Referee, Ed Denehey; scorer, W. Mullaney; timer, Ed McKone.
 Notes of the Holiday.
 Mir. and Mrs Fred Hopkins and fam ly of Providence are guests of fr and, Mrs. John w. Macdonald on Denison avenue.
 MT, and Mrs Henry Laukes and laughter. Miss Adele Laukes, are wis ting in New York
 Mir. and Mrs. William l.. Wheeler ire visiting their daughter and hus- ,