Norwich bulletin., 1920-09-15
GALES FERRY

At the morning service Sunday in the NJ E. church, Rev. G. H. Wright spoke from Dent 2s:zs. The Epworth League service at o'clock was conducted by Mrs Harmon L. Perkins who attended the recent Epworth League institute at Wnlfmantic and whose topic was In
 stitute Echoes A poem, The Lost Sheep,
 was read by Miss Laura A Perkins and
 duet, The Ninety and Nine was sung by Mr and Mrs- Dudley c. Perkins, with their daughter, Miss Jennie G. Perkins, at the piano
 The wedding of Mss 5eannette Frances Fowler, daughter of MT. and Mrs. James | G. Fowler. of the DrawbFidge. town of l Ledyard. and Daniel Ernest Shepard of l Pittsfe1d, Mass, took place at the M. E. parsonage at o'clock Sunday afternoon. l Rev. G. H. Wright officiating The wit 1 nesses were MT. and Mrs Charles La Fontaine, brother-in-law and sister of the 1 bride, and the brides brother, MT. Fow- | Ter MT. Shepard is shipping clerk with i the General Electric O., in Pittsield, | where he and his bride will reside in | that city. The bride wore navy georgettc | over navy satin, with hat of the same | shade, and carried bride roses. Mrs. | Agnes La Fontaine, sister of the bride, l wore brown satin with hat to cores pond and carried piPk roses. A reception
 was held in the brides home for relatives | and friends.
 1 Oliver Wulf has been spending a va
 cation of a week from his duties as ] junior chemist in the Nitrate Division, War Department, at Washington, D. C..
 at Wulf Den, the summer cottage of his parents, MT. and Mrs Otto Wulf, of
 Putnam. He returned to Washington on Sunday evening.
 Miss Beatrice Jones of Mt Vernon, N.
 r.. and her brother, Vincent Jones of
 fhoir ti0nq
 Sunday evening. and returned. Their
 mother Mrs. E. W. Jones of Mt Yer
 non, closed the cottage the family has
 occupied for the past six weeks and left for thier home Monday.
 Mrs Mackenzie, with her children. of Brooklyn, N. r., who has occupied the , cottage of the Misses Mathewson for the month of August, left last week for a visit to her sister, Mrs. Earl Mathewson. in Norwich Mir and Mrs. Randolph Mathewson of Pittsield, Mass. with Mrs. Mathewson's mother and sister, have taken the cottage, vacated by Mrs. Mac
 Kensie and family.
 Miss Edna Mann of New York, who spent her vacation at the cottage of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Harry Mann. of Putnam, returned to that city last week
 Hilliard Bruce was caller in this ! place last week. He is now employed a, ] the Rhode Island State Hospital for Mental Diseases at Howard. The usual informal dance and ice cream sale was held at the Country clut house Saturday evening
 Miss Arlene Collins of AIIyn's Point is assisting at the village store. durinS the absence of Postmaster D. R. Pove3 on a vacation.
 Mir and Mrs William J. Frederick, Jr of Meriden left the Bluff for their hon.' 2 Sunday in th'f car. having been guest: } at the cottage, The Pines. of Mir anC I Mrs. James Martin, also of Meriden, fo h q week.
 Mir. and Mrs. A. NJ Kennedy of Nor wich have closed their cottage ad re E turned to their home.
 Mrs. Nelson Parker and young daugh ter Margaret. who have been spendini some time. at the home of Mrs Parker z parents. Mfr. and Mrs. Henry w. Hurl ; butt. returned to Norwich Monday. h Mfr. and Mrs. R. Irving Hur1butt en tertained family party of twelve a dinner Sunday. The guests inciude
 Mir. and Mrs. Charles F. Bartlett o Uncasville. Mrs Hurlbutt's parents. an Mir. and Mrs. Robert Townsend of In
 casviIle. Mir. and Mrs Rufus W. Hurl butt and children di the village. an N Mir. and Mrs Harold F. Bartlett of Ne' . London. who were weekend guests. g N the home of Mir. and Mrs. Hurlbutt E Mir. and Mrs. Otto Wulf of Putnam K and daughter Helena, have closed tf
 "Wulf Den" and returned home. M
 and Mrs. William s. Elliott of Nol
 wich. son-in-law and daughter of NJ
 and Mrs. lWulf. who have been spent
 ing the summer with them have r .g turned also.
 S Mrs. Robert B. Burton and daughte n Miss Marie Louise Burton of Mt. Verno
 N. Y. who have been spending the se' K son at Leisure Hour cottage. return, \ last week to their home. Mir. Barto \ who spent two weeks vacation wit \ his family here, precede them. earli In the week
 Mir and Mrs Charles NJ. sperry A% Bridgeport were guests of Mrs. Spe S rvs parents, MT. and Mrs. James Ma TH tin, at their summer home here recer
 ly.
 Miss Clara Burton of SeaatIe. Was
 was the guest of her parents. Mir. a
 Mrs. Robert B. Barton, previous to thu return to Mt. Vernon. N. Y.