Norwich bulletin., 1922-01-23

Saturday evening. brought the information
If the elder Mr.. Jarrett's sudden Illness
last Wednesday. he having been operated
on Thursday for a serious case Of apDen5i-
citis from which he did not rally. A spe-
citl delivery letter with full statement
about his illness had not been received
and it was a severe shock to Mr.. jarrett
when the telegram arrived announcing his
fathers death, he not knowing OF his Ill
ness.
Rev. Gurden Z. Bailey. pastor of EIe
First Congregational church, Nogwsen
Town, was in Gr0ton Saturday afterno 81,
to officiate at the marriage of James
Frank Hardin and Mrs. Carrie Chairman
AIcLaren. The ceremony was performed
at four O'Clock. at the brides home OF
MonTment stree. in the presence % q few
friends. The attendants were Mr.. eud
Mrs. Earl Brown Of Groton Foll3wizie
the ceremony lunch was served. Mr.
Hardin is an instructor in the United
States navy, stationed at the submarine
base. After receiving Fluctuations. Air.
and Mrs. Hardin left on the 5.39 train Tor
a wedding trip TO New York They WE
reside at the brides hcme Oh Monuma at
street, Groton. Mrs. Hardin is a cousin
Of Mrs. GurGon T. Bailey.
At the conclusion OF the rehearsal of the
Norwich Town quintette, Friday evening.
| at the home of Mr. and Mrs orriu T.
! Merry, those present were given a surprise
by the hostess. Upon the room benz
/ darkened Mrs. Merry entered with a
birthday cake brilliantly lighted with
candles and placed it on the table. which
was in the informal announcement d her
husbands birthday. The Gay previous
January 1914 The observance IN honor
of Mr.. Merry was arranged for Fri6ay ev-
| enlng for the pleasure Of the quiIteIte OF
which his daughter. Miss Aiargory AIer-
ry, is the accomplished pianist. .fTs
Merry served her guests delicious Sand
witches, cake, fancy waters and coffee. Tic
guests, which included their scn-.n-l IAN
and daughter Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick
Armstrong, Of Frant1in united in sirg.nr
several old familiar songs which closed .
most enjoyable evening
Eight members of the w. /. rs we-,
entertained Friday evening at the home o
their teacher. Miss Jessie Z. Hyde. {
Washington street This, the first neetfn-
, of the club for 1922, was also the a1.ula
meeting. During the business hour III
= reports Of the secretary and treasurer wcr
read and approved: one new member
= Burton Jopsoa Of Norwich, was receive
e into the club and the following ofEicee
] and committee were elected: Presi1en,
= George DUR vice president, Walter T'urr
; secretary, Theodore SteTry; treasure,
e Elmer Browning class committee. Geral
e Manning, chairman; Elmer Browninr
s Burton Jopson, Marcus Grady; entertain
0 ment committee, Frank Mott, chairman
G Walter Durr, George Durr, Theodore Stel
a ry; memorial tree committee, Raymon
2, Smith. chairman; Elmer Browning Geral
Manning, Burton Jopson, George Dur
e After a social hour devoted 10 game
y Miss Hyde assisted by others served oak
= waters and shenbet
It Having passed several days 1t n
(? home on West Town street following Il
: mfd-yeaT examinations, Sidney Ave-
= left Sunday afternoon, to resume h
studies ar Worcester Polytechnic Institut
If II. Lee Sterry Of Lee avenue, left FTrida
NJ afternoon for New York, to resume I,
II studies this week at Syracuse T7nivel SIT