Norwich bulletin., 1912-05-25
Who is Going and Coming-Tncidents. Accidents
 and Building in Three Counties.
HANOVER
Peck Eadie Wedding-New Baseball
 Club Organized.


 Wednesday evening at the home of James w. Eadie MT, Eadie's sister, Miss Helen Eadie, was united in mar riage with the Rev. Charles Hunting ton Peck The rooms were beautiful ly decorated by GedUldig Palms and other potted plants, smilaX, pink and white roses and carnations were used in the parlors, with white roses and smilax in the dining room. Musical selections were rendered by Miss Jen- nie Gallup. At p. m. the bridal party took their places to the music of the wedding march from Lohengrin. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. Henry T. Arnold of Norwich.
 After congra tulations, a dainty col lation was served in the dining room. Many beautiful presents were received, including cut glass, china, silver, linen, pictures. furniture and a check. The brides gown was white marQuisette over white satin. She wore the gift of the groom, a sapphire and pearl brooch. Her travelling suit was blue broadcloth.
 Out of town guests at the wedding were Rev. and Mrs. H. T. Arnold of Norwich, Misses Edith and Ellen Peck of Marshfield, Mass, MT. and Mrs. Ernest A. Long and MT. and Mrs. James W. Eadie of Boston, MT. and Mrs. F. G. Way and Miss Elizabeth Way of East Glastonbury and MT. and Mrs. L. Greig of Dayville. The bride and groom left for their wedding trip by automobile.
 Norwich Preacher Heard.
 Rev. L. W. Frink of Norwich preach ed in Hanover last Sunday morning; in the evening the service was conducted by the c. E. society, with Miss Emily Tanner leader. The subject was Why and How to Please Christ. Mrs. Walter Wibberly will lead the meeting Sunday evening.
 Attended State Convention.
 E. L. Tinkham, who attended the prohibition state convention on the 22d. reports an interesting session. He heard Hon. Daniel A. Polling of Co., lumbus, O., Karl Lehman of Denver, Col, field secretary of the United So- ciety of c. E., and the Bridgeport male quartette.
 New Baseball Club.
 A meeting was held in the vestry Thursday evening to organize a base ball club. The following officers were elected: D. P Warwick, president; H. J. Crofts, secretary; Frederick Eadie, treasurer; John Mensey, collector; Charles Harrison, manager; William c. Park, captain; James Whitehead, score keeper: board of directors, Tom Fitzhenry Webster Standish, James Tucker, Alvin Waters, Joseph Berth. The club will be open for games at an early date. About forty attended
 H. A. c. will go to South Windham today Saturday, to play team in that place.
 Newsy Notes.
 Herbert E. Bennett has been elected manager of the baseball team of the Lowell Textile school for 1913
 Rev. Henry Lee, Mrs. Theodore Lee and her two daughters. Grace and Theodore, of SpriAsield. Mass, are guests of MT. and Mrs. w. S. Lee.
 Mrs. Eva Symms of Hartford Is the guest of Mrs. E, L. Finkham.
 Mrs B. M. Bhven of Norwich is be- ing entertained by Mrs. P. c. Dress ing.
 Miss Woods and Miss Evers of New London are visiting Miss Fiedler.
 Senator and Mrs. Angus Park have as guests MT and Mrs. F. A. Long of Boston, MT. and Mrs F. C.. Way of East Glastonbury, Mr. and Mrs. L.. Greig of DayviIle
 Mrs. Charles Rood is visiting her sister, Mrs Freeman, of South Coven- try.
 Mrs. E. L. Tinkham spent Tuesday in Hartford.
 MT. and Mrs. Joseph Berth spent Sunday in Montville
 Miss Fife and Miss Ruth Abelard were guests in Lebanon for the week end.
 Miss Alice Blackburn is vieitiro Mir and Mrs. John Stott of Massachusetts.