Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-17
NEW LONDON COUNTY
OLD MYSTIC
Holiday Sale of United Workers a Sue osss-Rev. J. A. olmstead Gone to New Jersey--Genersl News.

The United Workers of the Mcthod- fist church held their annual sale on "Wednesday, December 14. In the NJ. F. rooms Ice cream. cake and home made candy were also on sale. A my.tery table was an attraction. The proceeds vii be used for church ex- Iensea.
 Gone to New Jersey Pastorste.
 Rev. Jeptha M. Olmatcad closed on Sunday his services es pastor of the First GrotOn Baptist church, Old Mys- tic. and at once assumes the paatorate Of the Baptist church at Blooming Rev. II. v. Monen, the new pastor of the Methodipt church, has arrived at tho parsonage. Mrs. Monell and their two children are expected later.
 Recovering from Injuries.
 Mrs. Ann M Auken. who incurred slight injuries ny a fall from her wheel-chsir. is recovering but still un- der the care Of a physician.
 The Ladies' Aid society of the Bap- fist church met Tuesday morning with Mrs. Horace Q. Williams.
 Rev. Jeptha M. Olmstead's class In expression held its last sesiOn on Fri- day evening.
 Shot t6 12 pound Coon.
 CheEea J. Williams caught large 'coon one day last week. The animal
  supper wac served the Williams fam fly and few friends at Plain View farm.
 Miss Laura Avery. who has been III with diUhtheria, ia slowly convales- CinE
 The fec on the village lake is sew orsl inches thick.
 The Mystic river is also covered with ice a number of inches in thick ness. Parties of men have been ceiling 1hrough the ice for several days.
 The coasting has been good on the Baptist church hill and the boys and girls heartily enjoy it.
 Edward Chesebros family has moved from Cuba \. Y.. to the Chesebro homestead at Burnetts Corners.
 Miss Lydia Green has returned from a months stay with her aunt, Mrs. Frank stanton of Lyme.
 Mrs. Annie E. Avery has been the guest since Thanksgiving of Dr. and Mrs. Charles II. Congdon of Mystic. Mir. and Mrs. Edward Cam pbell have returned from visit to their son-in- law and daughter, Mir. and Mrs. John Everett of Essex.
 Guest iron, cslifornis.
 James Hyde of California f.. the guest of Hon. F.. Burrows Brown and family.
 Local Notes.
 Mrs. Frank Ingrahsm has returned from Meriden, where she attended the funeral of her cousin. Mrs. Ida Davis. MT. and Mrs. A. A. Haley and Mas ter Leslie Haley were over-Sunday guests Of Mir. and Mrs. Harry Keeney sf New London.
 Mrs. J. Henry Fitzpatrick and son have returned to Noank after two weeks visit with MT. and Mrs. Chas. E. Stapelyn-
 MT. and Mrs. Samuel D. Dennis have returned to Providence after a few days visit at the Dennis homestead. Mrs. F. K Cudworth has returned to her home at Fitz William, N. H., after q visit to her son and daughter. Mir and Mrs David Cudworth
 Mrs Frank Fl. Gates and daughter Miss Mildred Gates. have returned to Providence after a visit to relatives ct the Holloway homestead.
 Mrs. Abel H. Hinckley is slowly con- salescing from a serious attack of grip.
 Ernest ConL1in and young gentleman friend of Essex were over-Sunday guests of MT. and Mrs. Thomas Grin nell
 Mrs. Sherwood R. Swan has return d to her home at Preston City liter two weeks visit to her daughter, Mrs. John ". Shank.
 Mrs. Andrew Haley, who underwent en operation at Memorial hospital New London, two weeks ago, is steadi- iy improving.