If its in flower now, I'd think it was Lonicera serotina, late Dutch honeysuckle, specially if its highly fragrant, or if its been in flower a while, maybe L. Belgica, also fragrant. Pruning, where you live, best done in early spring if you want to control its size. Cut back and take out any dead stems at the base.

This is the one I have growing around one of my arches and it does have such a beautiful scent..

It looks lovely, Cranberry! :-))

Beautiful honeysuckle ... I can almost smell it from here :)

Thank you everybody.