Norwich bulletin., 1910-06-11
MYSTIC
Masons to Hear Special Sermon-West Side School Graduates Two-Miss Flora Wilson Injured by FaIl-Social Notes.

Upon invitation of Rev. Welcome E. | Bates the members of Charity and Re- I lief lodge. F. and A. AI., will attend | divine worship Sunday, June 19, at the | Union Baptist church, when the pas | tor will address them in anticipation | of St Johns day, a big day in the history of the order. Special music l is being prepared by the chorister. AL Ian Rathbun.
 Mrs. James Russell has sold to Floyd Russell her two houses on Brown street. Mrs. Russell will move to Old Mystic to reside.
 Close of West Side School. The schools on the West Side closed Friday for their summer vacation. Special exercises were held in all the course as prescribed by the town, Hen ry Deneke and Miss Dorothy WalI1eley, but no commencement exercises were held This will probably end the use of the old schoolhouse as befC/s fall the new schoolhouse will he completed. Work is being rushed in all parts of the school and Contractor O'DonoVan says that without doubt the new build ing will be completed by that date.
 Fell Twenty Feet.
 Miss Flora Wilson, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Henry Wilson. fell twenty feet from a rickety staircase and sus- tained serious injuries. The accident happened at about o'clock in the | summoned and found her unconscious and in a serious condition.
 The members of the sewing circle of the Eastern Star met with Mrs. N. B. Cook at her home on Pearl street Friday afternoon.
 The following have been appointed from the Union Baptist church to at tend the annual association of the sup. June 15 and 16: Deacon and Mrs. Charles F. Wilcox. Deacon and Mrs. R. P. Wilbur, Deacon w. H. Smith. Miss Carrie Latham Mrs Rowland Wilcox, Mrs. c. H. Wolfe, Miss Harriet Fish and Rev. and Mrs. W. E. Bates.
 A real estate deal was put through Friday when William Inderlist became owner of the property belonging to Walter J. Webb. Mir. Inderlist will
 Norman s. Brook of Montreal has been the guest of Attorney B. H. Hew- itt this week.
 Today's Game With Carolina.
 Mystic baseball team will play in Carolina today with new battery and a first baseman and some other chang Benjamip Hewitt. who has been one of the association, has sold his share to E. A. BIiven and George w. Ting ley.
 Enjoyable Social.
 The High Dinky Dinks gave a so-
  tendance. GrinnelPs orchestra furnish ed music. The affair was in charge of Misses Marion and Mildred Chapman, Beatrice Thurber, Florence Crumb. Ed na Prentice.
 Village Notes.
 Mrs. Fred Godfrey has returned to New Haven after visit with her sis ter, Mrs. Conrad K-etzer.
 Louis P. White l. in Boston. Mrs. AIvah Chapman and two chill dren are visiting relatives in New Ia- ven. George Swan of New York was the guest of relatives in town Friday.
 Hon. B. F. Williams is in Boston. MT. and Mrs Conrad Kretzer have returned from short stay in Provi- dence. Mrs. Clara Wilson has returned to Waterbury after visit with her sis ter Mrs George T. Spink. MT and Mrs Byron Watrous of Port l Jefferson, L. l., are guests of relatives | in town. Dr. Kirk Spaulding of New York Is | the guest of his mother. Mrs. still | man. | Henry Abeli of Providence is the | guest of his brother. Otis AbelI. MT. and Mrs Harry Anderson have | returned from a weeks visit in Prov l