Norwich bulletin., 1910-03-22
MYSTIC
New Firm Begins Work at West Mys- tic Shop-CrandaII-W -WhippIe We'd ding-Cdd Fellows at Groton.

Work began Monday morning at the West Mystic Manufacturing company's boat shop. The shop is in charge of Charles Hadley of Noank, who has had many years experience in this line. All the shops will be utilized for the construction of boats, and the new firm which is to take hold of it includes Park Bindloss of Stonington, Westerly. Many orders are ahead to Keep the company busy for some time.
 Lenten Service Postponed.
 The Episcopal Lenten service which was to be held this evening has had to be postponed, owing to the illness of Rev. Joseph Hooper of Durham, who was to preach the sermon.
 Officers Installed.
 At meeting of the Workmen's Sick and Death Benefit Fund society held on Sunday afternoon the follow ing officers were elected and installed into office by G. Hamilton of Stoning- ton: First chairman, William Am secretary, J. Litterscheidt; treasurer. John Eckstein; financial secretary Louis Brunke; trustee, William Mey- CT; auditors, G. Hahnen, H. Flngen; physician, Dr. A. H. Meyers. This so- ciety started with a membership of forty. Addition to Bank. Work will be started this week for an addition to the Mystic River Ma tional bank. The new part will be built on the north end of the building and will be 25 feet square. It will con- tain a directors room and a furnace for heating the building. Modern WOodmen Of America held an open meeting Monday evening in their rooms in G. A. R. hall and en- tertained the Woodmen of Noank. The grand officers of this district were present, and at the close of the meet ing the ladies of the Woman's Relief corps served a fine supper. Cards have been received from MT. and Mrs. John L. Allyn announcing their safe arrival at the Bermudas. While there they will be the guests of George Sherburn, who was Mystic boy, and is now engaged in the boat business in that place. MT. Allen says the weather is extremely hot there.
 crandaiI- WhippIe Marriage. At Center Groton Sunday evening Whipple. their daughter, Christine Whipple, was united in marriage with Frank CrandaIL The ceremony was witnessed by relatives and friends. A supper was served. MT. and Mrs. Crandall left for Boston, where they are to reside Mir Crandall is an em- ploye of the New Haven road. He is the son of MT. and Mrs. William Gran udli, WHo rye oHS iAiiiS Hoit VI 'iiS village.
 Personal Items.
 Christopher Morgan has returned from a business trip in the west.
 Palmer Brown of Providence is the guest of his parents, MT. and Mrs. HanieI Brown.
 Claude Gillfllan has returned, after a visit in Barnet, Vt.
 Mrs. Carrie Latham is visiting friends in New London.
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 Charles Goodale of Providence was in town on Monday.
 Misses Sarah and Alice Macdonald have returned from Boston.
 William Dennis left Monday for a visit in Boston.
 Mrs. James Baker and two daugll ters have returned to Sterling. Conn, Baker.
 Conductor Fuller has moved his fam lily from the Lathrop cottage to the house owned by Randall Brune of Church street. MT Lathrop is to tear down this house and make room for the addition which he is going to build to his shop.
 Guests of Groton Grange.
 About forty members of Stonington lodge, No. 26, T. O. O. F., went to Gro ton Monday night in a special car and were guests of Fairview lodge. No. I01, witnessing the working of the one candidate with them to be work ed by that lodge. After the degree work a plum duff was served by the Fairview lodge, which was enjoyed by all. Stonington lodge members arriv- ed home at 12 o'clock, all well repaid