Norwich bulletin., 1913-11-22

eaticnal Meeting-RecePtion for Harold !. Peckharn and His Bride.
 Sunday because of the storm the at tendance at the Nj. E. church was small The Rev. C. Wilson Harrison conducted the full service as usual, however.
 The quarterly business meeting of the Epworth league was held at the close of the midweek prayer meeting Thursday evening.
 Attractive Musical Programme.
 The musical programme given at the educational meeting Friday evening under the direction of Charles D. Geer, chairman of the board of education of fhe town of Ledyard, with assistance prom Norwich, was as follows: The .l.0st Chord, violin solo. Austin Linton, fThe Possillion and Forgotten, sung by Archibald Gilchrist. Ira umerei, violin solo. Mir Linton: Hold Thou My Hand, Nr. Gilchrist, with violin oblgato pE SIr. Linton Miss Mary Gray was ac- companist. As an encore Mir Gllchrlst sang Lsoch Lomond. Miss Grace Chap- man also sang Nillanelle. by Eva DelI Acqus- al later period in the even ing.
 Variety Supper.
 The variety supper given at the home of the Misses Mathewson Frlday evening from 5-3O to o'clock for the benefit Of the parsonage turnlshlngs was well attended and was Q pleasing success financially. There were people present from New London and Nol wich.
 Hunting Party Leaves.
 The CIanin hunting party who toured here from Long Island last week lelI Sunday morning on the return I4P-
 Reception for Nevvly~eds.
 The reception given by Ar. and Mrs. RF RErkHanl Point near Long coNe-for the homecoming Of their son. Harold J. Peckham ana his bride. who were married Tn w oou Haven. L. l., on the evening or -\OF- IT, took place at their home tuesday evening The rooms were pretuly dec orafed in green and white and lhe young people stood under bell of white in front of the north window m the rarler while receiving The bride wore Der wedding gown Of white nun s-.Ifirs sza white lace. Vocal and in sfrlusental mus-c was rendered during the evening" Ehe 2crpIufi}nlst DelliS Miss NcEa Massey Of btu AEsl1c- ne wedding Si-ts were nan1- and usetui Conssst-rE af ,uE glass. ~llNer- money etc. Supper was served, Inc guests beng sel-Ees at -ahreS- tt consisted oi chicken salad, -ota-to salad. 5ellleS Cake fTu-- czsuE and cocoa AmonS me El=>-s -E.sIs aut et toNn were Mrs Prank Ed1Y pf -'rol1e-i'ce- + l. and sars- El-za Tarrslr of H cod Haven, :. T.. mother Of the pride.
 Replacing Bridge.
 The Long Cove bridge on the public foz5 between the brsakv-ster and Szles Ferry. known ss the river road, from GrCtCn f0 ->CTFlch- has been iEkan up thss week and she read closed Rx that place The anutuents of the Arldre are being built. higher, new lnhers are -o be put in and new &anllus- The work is under the su- Aeryisiun Of 1.sr1srn A smith
 Wiui.-n Titus. who has been en- Rloved at the place of Justin A Peck <m for about two years. left Thurs hv 10 spend the winter al his old bone in North Harpersfeld, Delaware knunty, N. T. The Misses Mathewson left the will AmEe Tuesday morning 10 visit friends E Durham and New Haven.
 Now at Seattle.
 Advices were received last week by Dis family from Carroll Hurlbutt, son ef MT and Mrs. Henry ". Hurlbutt, hhat he was now located in Seattle, Wash having left Lewiston Mont, F4sere he had been employed in bridge ril6ing MT HurlbUtt has been away bur years
 Closing Harvard Quarters. Groion bUilcers had men aJ Red Top Te61ssGay closing the Harvard quar- prs there for rhe winter. boarding up hf W indoEs and dOCrs and closing the Mace generally
 A deer was killed on the railroad rsck very early one morning the first T the week by an early train near the zvzi station
 Nrs. S-epten PerIzine of Brier Hill, trufon. vis..s s5 her sister. Mrs. Harmon (. Perkins. Saturday
 Charles J. Pierce engineer of the Gearuer R.cAa-d Peek. spent Sunday ead Monday at his home, Harbor View. h Afiyn's Point Percy Ncr1rzn. assistant engineer of the Peek who has ben spending two ~sssks' vzoatscn at iis home at the Foiuf. returned tO Ih- steamer last week Hiss Fanny Bfu HErlbutt of Corona. L l. who fs the guest of friends in the place. spent the week end al the home of Mrs Isaac G. Geer on Geer E1ll Ledyzrd-