Norwich bulletin., 1910-02-19
OLD MYSTIC
Valentine Psrty-Personai Mention Class in Expression Entertajnment- Death of Rev w. A. Taylor


 MT. and Mrs J. Harold Williams pleasantly entertained the Q. Al M club at a valentine party at their res- idence Monday evening.
 The Queens of Avalon met Monday evening with Mrs. Jeptha M, Ollnstead, Lady of the Lake, at the Baptist par sonage.
 MT. and Mrs. Edward Mitchell of Providence are guests for a few days of MT. and Mrs. Edward Tinker.
 Charles Edwin Lamphere of Elm cottage visited in New London We'd nesday
 MT and Mrs A. zephaniah Brown of Pleasant View farm. Ledyard. were recent guests of relatives at Quiam- baug
 Mrs. Andrew Haley of Main street visited Tuesday with Mrs. William F. Welles.
 Miss Addie Clyde is the guest of out of town friends.
 Mrs John Williams Shank was a recent Mystic visitor
 Mrs. Isabel Neil is recovering from an attack of grip.
 Miner Bacon Of Burnetts Corners was a caller in the Mystic Tuesday.
 Mrs. Frank Lamphere of Hillside lawn has recovered from a severe grip cold
 ners was village caller Wednesday morning.
 Mrs Julia Brown is slowly recover ing from "a grip cold.
 
 a recent Westerly visitor
 Mrs. William R. Hull is the guest of Norwich relatives.
 Mrs. Charles S. Bennett of the Ben nett homestead farm was the guest Monday of her sister, Mrs. Edwin Lamphere at Elm cottage.
 John Williams Shank and Amos George caught several large pickerel Tuesday afternoon through the ice on
 Joseph Warren Wheeler Of North Stoningtoa was a caller in the Mystics Monday afternoon
 There was not much improvement Tn the condition of Mrs. Mary Braman, who fell on the ice more than month ago
 Mrs. Charles H. Denison and her daughter Myra, of Mystic. were re- cent guests of Mrs. Denison's parents, Mir. and Mrs. John w. Burrows.
 Daniel Brink of the Wolf Neck dls- trict was a local caller "Wednesday.
 Miss Sarah H. Fellows dired Sunday with Miss Chipman at Brushwood.
 Rev Jeptha Montrose oimstead's class in expression held the, fifth en- tertainment in the series Friday eye ming at 7.45 o'clock in the auditorium of the church, at which time the fol- lowing programme was admirably rem dered: Chorus Boating Song, class; recitation, Betsey and l Are out, Clark Barnes; recitation. Betsey and l Are In, Miss Esther Barnes; chorus. Away We Go, class: recitation, MT Preacher Julius H. Hanks; recitation, Gentlemen. the King, Frank Earl Will jams; recitation, Hay Fever. Miss Gladys. Mary Olmstead; quartette, Dream On; recitation, Biddy OBriens Toothache. Miss Etta May Lamphere; recitations A RelentinR Mob. Miss Margaret Reeves; chorus. Song of the Bells. class; recitation. The MILK in the Cocoanut, Everett Johnson; reel tation When Pa Was a Boy, Horace S. Williams; solo. Face to Face, Mrs. Anna Louise Farmer; recitation, The Toboggoan Slide, Miss GenieVe Frink: solo, Pictures in the Fire, Miss Anna Babcock; recitation, Rock of Ages Mrs. Lottie Marchand; song, Tenting Tonight on the old Camp Ground, class.
 Death of Rev. w. A. Taylor.
 The death of Rev. William X. Fay Tor. a retired Methodist preacher, oc- home of his sister, Mrs. Sarah Bennett. 63 Providence street, Providence. MT. Taylor was born in Old Mystic eighty years ago. He married Emeline D, Dewey also of Old Mystic. where they resided until he entered the ministry He outlived Mrs Taylor number of years Since her death his home has been made summers with his only child Mrs Roland Fl. Perkins of New London. and winters with his sister ia Providence. His death was due to pneumonia, not having vitality enough at his advanced. age to battle with that O1SGdSe. Inc luncTdl NdH HEth eiA- AiiS residence of Mrs. Bennett Monday, February IA. at 12 o'clock. The-inter- ment took place at p. m, in the eem- etery at Noank-
 Local Mention
 The Junior league had a Lincoln so- ciaI in the M E. rooms Friday eve- ming An interesting programme was rendered, after which light refresh- ments were served.
 The Epworth league will have n Washington social in the M E. rooms Monday evening.
 The Ladies Aid society of the Bap- tist church will hold a Washington so- ciaI Wednesday evening, February 23 at the residence of MT. and Mrs. O. Harold Williams.
 J. Alpheus Schoonover of New York city spent Lincoln day and Sunday with his parents. MT and Mrs. Alpheus H Schoonover, at Elmhurst. The Ladies Aid society of the Bap- tist church held its regular weekly session at the home of Mrs. Horace o. Williams on West Main street.
 Miss Lillian Pendleton Chipman Of Brushwood was a recent guest of her cousins, MT. and Mrs. Herbert Slocum Colt of Pearl street, Mystic,
 Mrs. Frank F.. Gates has Feturned to Providence after spending few days with her mother and aunt, Mrs Isabel Neil and Miss Matilda Holloway at the Holloway homestead.
 Mrs Louis Barlow of Newport is caring for her mother Mrs Samuel Dennis. who is gradually failing after an illness of the past two years.