Norwich bulletin., 1910-02-16
MYSTIC.
Epworth League Entertained - New Industry Coming-Poiiee i Vigilance Needed on West Side--Lodse Inter- ests.

Mrs William Perry Bostwicl1 enter tafned the members of the Epworth que at her home in Nistuxet ave nue Monday evening Vocal and in- strumental music was rendered and re- treatments were served during the evening by the hostess.
 MT. and Mrs. Peter Bruggenman are in New York for a few days visit. Village to Have New industry.
 Mystic is soon to have another man. Notwithstanding company is to locate here and has hired part Of the Watrous block. It is the intention of the com pany to build a three story brick building as soon as the plans can be carried out. Already stock enough has been sold to insure this to make a go. Mfr Dennis, who has been looking into the matter for the past six months. says there is no need to fear but what it will be a good thing and that orders enough have been taken to keep them busy for a year or more.
 Rehearsins a Play.
 The Young Peoples society of the Congregational church is rehearsing a play entitled Scarlet Bonnet. Follow Mrs: Nancy Mather. Miss Edna Wheel CT, Mrs. Hope Afather, Miss Annie Rathhun- Mrs. Jane Gordon. Miss Phebe Stinson, Mrs. Mattie White, Miss Josephine Diekerson, Miss Jean Cor don. Miss Louise Paige. Mrs. Alice Burnett, Miss winifred Fiske.
 Supt. RyIsy's New Home.
 Supt- Thomas N. Ryley has lea sed the Crandau cottage on West Mystic avenue and will soon move his family there from Broadway
 Various Notes.
 Tuesday was certainly jag day for fair,7 as, the main street was alive with rounders. It seems a pity that an of ficer Of the law cannot be furnished for the West Side and something done with them.
 Stonington lodge, No. 26, I. o. o. F., meets in regular session this evening, when the degree team will confer the first degree on class of candidates. It is expected that a number of visit ors from Fairview lodge of Groton will be present. At the close of the session supper will be served.
 Mistuxet lodge, No. AZ, K. of P. has received an invitation from Trumbull lodge, K. of F., of New London. to attend their meeting on Wednesday night, Feb. 23, when Grand Chancellor Jacobs of New Haven and his staff will be present. and no doubt a large delegation of this lodge will attend
 Mrs Julia Frazier Of Providence ar rived in town Tuesday. called here by the serious illness of her sister, Mrs. Jane Cameron, of Greenmanville ave- nue.
 John Rossie has returned to New York after few days visit with rel atives.
 Willard Kefgwin. one of the conduc- tors on the Groton and Stonington railroad. is confined to his home with an attack of tonsiIitis.
 Charlie Coogan is seriously ill at his home on Willow street.
 Mrs. Isabella Mackenzie spent Tues day with her son and wife. Mr. and Mrs. George Mackenzie, of Westerly. .I
 Clifford Meyers, son of MT. and Mrs. Henry Meyers, of High street. who has been in New London for treatment for his eyes, has returned home. il
 Frau Anna Moll was in Westerly 
 Hemon Holdredge,. who is seriously i'll with scarlet fever and diphtheria, was more comfortable Tuesday.
 Mrs. Henry Parks of New London spent Tuesday with Mystic relatives.
 Roscoe Burnis was in Westerly Tuesday afternoon.
 George A. Perkins spent Tuesday in Boston.
 Mrs. George E. Tripp spent Tuesday with relatives in Stonington.
 James McKendriek was a business caller in Westerly Tuesday.
 Benjamin GaskeH, who has been i'll with grip, is able to be out.
 Rev. C. IT. Hatch went to Noank and preached in the Baptist church at Noank Sunday evening.