Norwich bulletin., 1912-04-20
EASTERN CONNECTICUT AND WESTERN RHODE ISLAND.
OLD MYSTIC
Guests at the Hall-Whitmor We'd dlng-Week of Evangelistio Serv- ioes-1ohn 3. copp in Belgium Edgar Whiting's New Home.

l N'@A-6C hCAG Al4bGQ III DlaTTll2P nv Rev Henry D. Anderson. pastor of the Old Mystic Baptist church We'd nesday, April 17, at D, m. at inc home of tho brides parents. MT. and Mrs. James M Whitman of Grove avenue, Mystic. The double ring serv- ice being used, there were two ring bearers, Lucy Whitman of Mystic. sis ter of the bride, and Master Morris I Anderson. The ceremony was per- formed in front of a large arch of laurel and evergreen. The rooms were decorated with laurel, evergreens and carnations. The bride was gowned in white marquisette trimmed with Irish lace. She carried a shower bou- quet of sweet peas. The wedding march was played by Miss Clara Card of Hartford
 After an elaborate dinner, Mir. and Mrs. Hall left about o'clock for New York, on their honeymoon trip. Upon their return they will reside at Glasgo. Among the guests present were the groon's mother, Mrs. Eugene Hall of Glasgo, MT. and Mrs. Michael Mcclure, and Elmer Kinne of Nor Rich. MT. and Mrs. George Bromley of 6aundersVlle, Mass, MT. and Mrs. Sterry Knne and two sons of Glasgo, Miss Jennie Cambpeu, MT. and Mrs. Charles A Anderson and son Morris of VolUntowns Mrs, Andrew Cheesbro, MT. and Mrs. J. Franklin Gardner of GrlsWold. Mrs. George Whitman of Danielson, Rev. and Mrs. Henry E.. Anderson. of Old Mystic.
 EvangeIistic Services.
 State Evangelist Clifton k. Elan ders opened Q short series of evan gelfstiG services Wednesday evening at the Baptist church. The services will close Sunday evening, April 21. This service is held preparatory to Decision day in the Sunday school.
 Pulpit Themes.
 Rev. Henry E. Anderson, pastor of the Baptist church, preached Sunday morning from the subject, The Chris tlan's Hope of Immortality. The Hast CT song service, Love Triumphant, was repeated at the evening service.
 Rev. 4. Ii. Withee. pastor of the Methodist church, preached Sunday morning from the topic, The New Lie, Tho subject of the evening service was The Heavenly Visitor. 4 praise service was held in the evening before the preaching service.
 Touring Belgium.
 John Brenton Copp. who sailed for Europe a few weeks since, has been touring in Holland and is now in Bel gium. Thence he will visit Baden Baden where he intends spending May. Els mother, Mrs John + COpp of Main street, receives interesting ac- counts of his travels weekly.
 Heard Gypsy Smith.
 Among these from Old Mystic who were in New London Monday to hear Evangelist Gypsy Smith were Rev. and Mrs. A. H. Wtthee. Rev. Henry H. Anderson, Mir. and Mrs. Horace O. Williams, Mrs. AIpheus F. Schoonover. Miss Emily Gallup, Mrs. J. Harold Williams, Hiss Gertrude Chapman. Mrs. Hattie Peckham, Mrs. Heman Main. Mrs. Sidney siswick, Miss s. Annie Williams, Mrs Prentice A. Williams, Miss Della Williams. Mrs. T. Henry Johnson, Miss Iva Johnson. Miss Dorothy Harris, Miss Laura. Avery. Mrs. George Weller, Mrs. Jo- seph DesleY and Miss Huldah Deslay.
 Charles c. Eldredge has increased the number Of bird houses at River view and the bluebirds have taken possession of Reven apartment houses on his front lawn.
 Silas B. Wheeler has beer. appoint ed administrator of the estate of John R. Babcock.
 Former Norwich Resident.
 Edgar Whiting, native and long time resident of Old Mystic, later a resident for a number of years of Norwich, has moved from Irviugton on the Hudson, where he has resided Tor the past five years or more to his newly purchased home in Mystic Owing to impaired health Miss Iva Johnson will not be able to resume her 0utles as teacher of the Woodstock ! Hill GC0TN1 vyrl1asn Ia I~e4 taught for the past two years.
 There was 8 good attendance at the WOmeDfs Christian Temperance union meeting, held Friday at 3.80 D. m, at the residence of Mrs Jane H. Dean ill Main street. After the busi- ness session. Miss S. Annie Williams. Miss Bo0thman, Mrs. J. Harold Will lans, Mrs. AlpheUS H. Schoonover, end Miss Dean read selections from the Union Signal
 The Busy Bees met Tuesday with Mrs. Anderson at the Baptist parson- age. Thirty little girls were present. Four new members were added to the circle. After sewing, amusements were provided until the time for ad- jOurnmeut
 The Old Mystic schools opened Mon ,.l day for the spring term.
 Dana Taylor Gallup. a senior at Harvard law school has been spend ing few days with his mother. Mrs. Simeon Gallup.
 MT. ard Mrs. George Roberts of Wa terouFy were over-Sunday guests of Deacon and Mrs. William D. Beckwitb.
 George Walworth Middleton and family of New York have arrived at their summer home, QuoqGetaug Miss Marjorie Harris has returned to New Britain normal school. after spending the spring vacation at the Harris homestead.
 The Ladies' Aid society of the Bap- list church met Tuesday evening with ' Mrs. William D. Beckwith.
 Mrs. John D. Spofford and daugh- ter Thelma of Brooklyn, N. r, are guests of the formers parents. NLr. and Mrs. Edwin Stapleyn. J. c. Rose of Syracuse, ". r. was a recent visitor at Riverview
 John II. Whiting of Springfield. Mass, was recent guest of his sis ter, Mrs. John H. Copp.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles 4. Anderson and son. Master Morris J. Anderson. or Voluntown, were guests Wednes- day and Thursday of Rev. Henry E. Anderson at the Baptist parsonage. MT. and Mrs. J. Franklin Gardner Of tEriswold vera calling Wednesday on MT. and Mrs. D. Frank Wheeler.
 WEST MYSTIC