Norwich bulletin., 1910-05-28
OLD MYSTIC
Entertainment by Epworth League Preparations for ChiIdren's Day.

Mrs. Frank L. Lamphere is recov- ering from severe attack of bronchi-
 Misses Lydia Greene. Hattie Lam phere and Mabel Greene were calling Saturday on Miss Venie Whiting, who is ill at the home of her sister, Mrs. Orris Norman of Westerly.
 Miss Alice Edgeconb and Herbert Lee of North Stonington were Sunday guests of MT. and Mrs. Hayes Boss
 John Kennedy went on business trip to Providence Saturday.
 MT. and Mrs. A. zephaniah Brown and Miss Dorothy Waterbury were recent guests of friends at Quiambaug.
 Mrs. James Brewster has returned to Hartford after two weeks visit to her niece. Miss Clara Burnett.
 Mrs. William H. Briggs and MT. and Mrs Peleg Briggs of Westerly were calling Friday on Mrs. Edwin Lam phere.
 John W. Shank and children, Maude and John w. Jr., spent Sunday after noon with MT. Shank's parents, MT. and Mrs. William Shank of Ledyard.
 Charles s. Cady has returned from three weeks stay at Stafford Springs.
 Miss Hazel Lamb is recovering from diphtheria.
 Wallace A. Phillips of New London visited over Sunday with MT. and Mrs. John R. Babcock and Miss Susan H. Babcock
 Miss Viola Eldredge was a recent guest of her sisters. Misses Amy and Frances Ekredge, who are teaching in Lisbon.
 Enworth League Entertainment.
 The Epworth league held a social and entertainment in the M. E. rooms Friday evening. May 20. The follow ing programme was rendered:
 Recitation, Company is Coming to Railroad Crossing Esther Barnes: vocal duet Excuse Teacher, Nancy Avery. Leslie Haley; dialogue. No Men Wanted Misses Florence John son. Lottie Marchand Leah Johnson.
 After the rendering of the pro- grannle, cake, ice cream and home made candy were served. The pro- ceeds will be used for church ex- penses.
 Sermon by Rev. C. L. Eldredse.
 Rev. c. Leavens Eldredge of Cher ryfield, Me, assisted Rev. Jeptha NJ. Olmstead at the morning service Sun day and preached the evening ser mon
 Miss Clara. Burnett entertained on Wednesday afternoon and evening the Ladies' Aid society of the Baptist church. The attendance was good. Supper was served from s to o'clock.
 Miss Myra Brown, daughter of Col. and Mrs. James Brown of North Ston- evening party of young lady friends from Mystic. They were taken up and back there by John W Shank.
 The United Workers of the Meth odist church met Wednesday at o'clock in the M. E rooms
 Preparing for ChiIdren's Day.
 The Baptist and Methodist Sunday schools are preparing for Children's day concerts.
 Attended Washington Convention.
 Horace o. Williams has returned from a weeks trip to Washington, D. C., where he attended the meetings of the Worlds Sunday school con- vention- Mir Williams is superinten- dent of the Methodist Episcopal Sun day school and returned greatly en- thused over Sunday school work.
 William H. Harris, Peter Nelson, Horace Dewey Amos George and sey- eral others engaged Saturday after noon in target practice with Elmer T. Waite at his grounds near Bur nett's Corner.
 Dr. E. c. Chipman and family of New London were Sunday guests of Mrs. Chipman's parents, MT. and Mrs. Benjamin F. Crumb.
 Granted Three Weeks Vacation.
 The Cherryf1eId Baptist church, Me, granted their pastor, Rev. c. Leav- ems Eldredge three weeks vacation when he came here last week to bury his only son. so he, Mrs. Eldredge, and their young daughters Marguer- fte and Amethyst, will be guests for that time of Deacon Daniel Frinl1 and daughter, Miss Genevieve Brink. al- so of Mir and Mrs. Charles Q. Eld- redge. at Riverview, Mrs. Clarence W. friends.
 Mrs Frederick Munich and daugh- ter Marjory of Bridgeport came here last Thursday to attend the burial of the formers nephew. Reginald Eld- redge.