Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-11-13
New London County
Gales FERRY
Local Guests at uncasyifie Weddina
Pastor Returns From Vacation
Mrs. Thomas AlIyn's Funeral.


At the marriage of Miss Iva F. Bart.
lett,v eldest Daughter. of Mr., and AIRS.
Charles Bartlett 37 OF Uncasyil1e and
Rufus HurlbEtt of this place, at the
homie of the brides parents, last Sat
urday evening, Rev. James M, Potter
the of1ciating clergyman. Miss Jennie
L. Perkins, cousin of the groom,
played the wedding march.
CHESTS from this place were the
mother of the groom, Mrs. Henry
Hurlbutt, and his brother, Winthrop
Dudley c. Perkins, and his aunt, Miss
Laura A. Perkins. After the recep-
ton. Mr. and Mrs. Hurlbutt came to
theiEnew home at the Alexander place
in the village. Mr.. Hurlbutt is the
naiLearrier. of the r. F. D. route from
the Gales Ferry post office having been
employed by the p. s. government up
wards of ten years.
: ssssf FACTORS Vacation Ends.
Rev DANES NJ Potter returned from
his vacation spent in Portland, and
West Baldwin, Maine, last Thursday,
ands conducted service in the NJ. E.
church Sunday morning, taking his
tfen1e from Luke II chapter, 1 verse,
The Great Offense. At the offertory
Miss Grace A. Chapman sang, Heard
the Voice Of Jesus Say.
The Epworth League service at Z
O'Clock was led by Mrs. Harmon l..
Perkins. with this topic: Prophets
Great Promise to Youth. The meet
ing was Interesting. Recitations by
Mary and Madeline Birch. Readings
byssNariet and Gertrude Allen were
given. "A trio, Mrs. Dudley c. Per-
kins, Miss Latimer and Miss Satter-
lee sang, Jesus Loves Me.
~. Funeral of Mrs. Allen.
rfle funeral services Of Mrs. Eunice
Allyn, widow Of Thomas Allyn, was
held in the. NJ. E.. church here at two
O'clock, Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Al
lyIl: died in Norwich on Saturday, No
lage" cemetery. Mrs. Allyn was twice
married, her first husband being John
Ban. who served in the Civil war
Temperance Address.
Wednesday evening Rev. w. E.
Lampherer of Hartford. field secre-
tary OF the Connecticut Temperance
unioo, gave an address, in line with
the great non-partisan movement for
a saloonless nation. speaking in. the
O'clock.
AT Norwich Concert.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dudley c. Perkins,
Miss Jennie L. Perkins, Miss Alice
Satterlee,. D. r. Povey of this village
and b. Colver, Miss Kate B.. GSlver of
the Navy YARD, Win MISS Grace a
Chapman and Percy Norman of Allyn's
Point. attended the New York Artists
concert in the. Y. NJ. c. A. course in
Norwich last. Friday evening.
=! Miss William Brooks of Hartford
spent, several days last week with her
sister, Mrs. Caro- Maniro.
Mrs. bIttry Taylor and Mrs. Charles
Chittenden of New London were Fri
day callers at Red Fern the cottage of
Mrs. Franklin II, Brown.
Mira. Edwin Keeney of New London
visited relatives in the village Satur-
Mrs, e.. ~. Mann of. Providence ar
rived at the home Of her sister, Mrs
FEanklin H. Brown last Saturday.
4 large flock of wild geese passed
over the village last Sunday.
Mrs.. Curtis Gates and little. daught-
en-, Marjorie, Of New London, were
guests Of relatives in this place last
weak
., The supper given by the Ladies' Aid
society last Wednesday evening in the
vestfy of the M. E. church was well
attended. In the afternoon two quilts
were tied at the regular meeting which
preceded the supper.