Norwich bulletin., 1910-06-11
NEW LONDON COUNTY.
OLD MYSTIC
Closing Exercises at 6urnett's Corners SohooI-Resisns as School Visitor Personal Mention and Happenings of fha Meek.

Personal Mention and Happenings of
 the Week.
 Miss Leah Johnson of this village who teaches the school at Burnetts s Corners, held the closing exercises on Friday, June Sd. The school closed having planned to take the school for an outing to Lantern Hill the last oay of school. held the exercises a week earlier. The room was prettily acc orated with ferns and flowers. Thirty one visitors were present and were pleasantly entertained with the follow ing programmes: Song, Hail Columbia, by the school; recitation; SKY Rau.s feaIs Rights, Irving Crandail; recitation, Cfild's Fancy, Angie Chesebro; song, Jewels. by the school; recitation. sell ing the Baby, Bertha Chesebro; recita- ton, Johns Pumpkin, Gottlieb Gun ring; song, Branches. Angie Chesebro, Flora Ingram, Elsie Chesebro, Pansy Crandan; recitation. Johnny,s History Lesson. Fred Durr; song. Tramp Tramp, Tramp, the Boys Are March ing. by the school; recitation, When Thomas Uses His Pen, Pansy Gran Boy, Willie Holdredge: song. Twilight. solo, Fanny TirrelI chorus, Bertha Chesebro, Pansy Gran dall, Elsie Chese- bro, Flora Ingram and Angie Cnese- Ingram; recitation, Six Times Nine, Elsie Chesebro; song, When the Days Are Bright, by the school; play. Miss Matilda's School, by the school.
 Attended Randall Funeral.
 Among the relatives from out of town who attended the funeral of Alonzo Randall were MT. and Mrs. Frederick Randall of New London, Mrs. Charles Adams and daughter. prose Randall of New Rochelle. N- T., Oliver Randall of Brooklyn, N. Y.,s Noyss Randall of North stonington, MT~c Alice Scott of New York city.
 Delegates Appointed.
 Rev. J. Curtis Lamb of Noank at- tended the morning service at the Bap- tist church Sunday and assisted the pastor, Rev. Jeptha. M. Olmstead. with the communion service.
 The Baptist church has appointed - the following delegates to the Stonfng- , ton Union association which will hold its annual meetings later in the month with the Union Plainfield church at
 Hon. s. 8. Wheeler Resigns.
 Hon. SiIas B. Wheeler has resigned es school visitor of the Stonington board He has served on the board for forty years.
 Sugar Bowl 100 Years Old. Mrs. Della A. williams of Quoeue-l taug Hill. widow of Allen P. Williams, Is the posseseor of a valuable heirloom, } silver sugar bowl of unique pattern Which is one hundred years old. It be- bnged to one EIizabath Starr. who presented the silver piece to Mrs. Will Jams aunt Years later it was wflied b the present owner by her aunt. Mrs. Heirloom. Thirty silver dollars were Hammered into this handsome bowl Ind cover.
 chiidren's Day Concerts.
 The Methodist Episcopal Sunday echool will hold a Children's day con- lert Sunday at 1 D. m
 The Baptist Sunday school will hold ! Children's day concert Sunday even ng at 7.s0 o'clock
 Personals and Briefs.
 Judee Willis B. Heaton of Troy, N. E has returned home after spending bis short Memorial day vacation at Riverview. list church met Wednesday evening Rith Mrs J. Harold Williams.
 Rev. (. Leavafs Eldredge has re- turned to Chesterfield. Me. after a lives and friends, at Riverview. in the village and vicinity. Mrs. Eldredge end their daughters. Marguerite and Amethyst, will remain for a while as guests of her parents, Deacon and Mrs. I Daniel Frink Wesley Heaton of New York city, | Tn uncle of Judge Heaton. has return ed | home after a few days visit with MT.
 
 RrgIew. George ". Middleton and family of New York city have arrived at their 1 Summer home on QuoQuetaug Hill. Deacon William D. Beckwith was a 1 recent guest of relatives. at Montv4l1e l
 Mrs. Charles H. Denison and her l Frances F. Smith of New London were | over Sunday guests of Mrs. Denison's | father, John W. BtHrows. Mrs. Albert A Haley was the Sunday | Mfr. and MrA Hsnry Kseney,t of New l London. Mrs. William Girbert is seriously i'll l
 Mfr. and Mrs. Frank E. Gates and | daughter, Miss Mildred of Providence were guests last week of Miss Matilda | Holloway and Mrs. Neil at the Hollo- l way homestead.
 MT and Mrs J. Harold Williams l were over Sunday guests of friends in | Providence.
 Miss s. Annie Williams is spending 1 2 two weeks vacation at the Williams l homestead on QuoQsIetaug Hill. Mrs. William A Good of Elizabeth, | N J. has been visiting her uncle, l Charles Q. EIdredge. at Riverview.
 MT. and Mrs. Edward Tinker, daugh- | ter and son, Miss Maude and Master | Charles, were Sunday guests of MT | and Mrs. Allen Maine of Clafk's Falls | Miss Lydia Greene was a recent | guest Of her aunt, Mrs- Frank Stanton. of Niantfc, Conn. MT. and Mrs: Gates and daughter, Miss Mary Bell. of New York, are guests of Mrs. John Watrous. Louis Lamb and George Snow of i Holyo+ke. Mass, were recent guests of | NIT. and Mrs. William Jackson. They | made the trip to and from Massachu- | setts in MT. Lambs automobile. Mrs. James A. Lawrence of New York city is visiting her parents MT. l and Mrs. Daniel Chssebro. Miss Hazel Lamb Is eonvalescent | from dip}ltheria. Mrs Annabel Douglass Of New Lon- | don, Mrs. Conrtland c. BIiyen of | Westerly. Mrs. George Wilcox and l Miss Bertha 1amph6rs of Mystic and | Mrs. Edwin Lamphsre of Old Mystic | delightfully."- surprised their sister, Mrs. Albert c. Watrous, Saturday at ter | home near the pumping station in the | Road district. Two nfeces were also among the Huester Miss Claire Bliven of Westerly and Miss Burrows of Mys- tic A course dinner was served.
 There are albcsst z7s. .ee0 automobiles c~ned by individuals in the United etatAa. ss ena tax every 400 popula-