Norwich bulletin., 1910-01-15
The Business and Social Life of Every Town and
 Settlement Reflected in These Columns.
NEW LONDON COUNTY.
OLD MYSTIC
Union Services - Received Invitations
 to Golden Wedding.

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 Union Services - Received Invitations
 to Golden Wedding.
 Methodist Episcopal church Sunday morning and evening. The Baptist pastor, the Rev. Jeptha M Oinlstead had charge of the services.
 There were no Sunday sessions of Sunday schools in either church. by order of the health officer Dr. Charles H. Congdon of Mystic. The Junior league was not in session, by order of rhe health officer
 Public Schools Still Closed. week. as Dr. Congdon deemed it best not 10 run any risks. although there are no new cases of the scarlet fever.
 Married Half a Century.
 old Mystic relatives and friends have received invitations to the golden 'Coiver at their home in Center Groton, Jan 22s from until II o'clock
 Personals.
 afr. and Mrs George Campbell and two daughters. formerly of Yantic and now of Westerly, were over-Snday and Mrs Edward Campbell
 pr and Mrs Edwin C. Chipman of New London were recently calling on Mrs Chipman's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin F. CruTnb-
 Miss Agnes Chapman has returned to the business college at Poughkeepsie, ~ Y. after spending the holiday re- cess with her parents, MT. and Mrs. F. Alonzo Chapman
 Suffered Stroke of Paralysis.
 Mrs Annie F. Avery suffered stroke Of paralysis early in the week and there is not much change in her
 Miss Arlene Brown is suffering from Illness
 Mrs Charles H. Briggs of Dension avenue Mystic. is the guest this week Allan Stevenson of Boston
 Amos Turner Burrows has return ed to Riverhead military school at cugnkeepsie- N. Y.- after an IS days absence spent at the home of his par ents- 8ir- and Mrs William A. Bur rows John Brenton Copp returned Tues day afternoon from a two weeks visit to New York city Edward Campbell is i'll with rheu-- uaric fever Rev Benjamin M Denniston return ed Monday to Wesleyan university, Effddletowu after spending the holiday recess af the Methodist parsonage with ] Mrs Denniston and their young son, i Master Harold Dennston. Miss Alice Edgecomb of New Lon- l don was a recent guest Of her uncle | and aunt MT and Mrs Hayes Boss.
 Il to 14-ineh Ice.
 Edward L-smphere and son have | filled thefr-tve iceirisIses with ice from T to 14 inches in thickness
 Miss Mary Watrous returned to her home at Burnetts Corners Wednesday evening after a six months visit to relatives at Cuba, N !.
 Miss Margaret Bindloss is the guest this week of Dr. Clara McGuigan of Philadelphia
 III with Scarlet Fever.
 Thelma SpoTord, only child of Capt. and Mrs John E. Spofford of Brook 1yn, N r. and g-andchild Of Mir and Mrs Charles Edward StapeIyn of Bur 1ett's Corners, is very i'll with scarlet fever
 Miss Elizabeth Bentley has returned to Port Chester. N Y-. after spending the Christmas vacation at Whitehall stephen Larkin has moved his house hold goods and family from the upper rent in Matthew Meade's house to the Irving Haley place at Center Groton. Miss Lillian Pendleton Chipman of Br1shwood was the guest Tuesday of Mrs Matilda Holloway and Mrs Isabel Nell at the Holloway homestead.
 Miss Cassie Lanphere of Mystic is visiting her cousins MT and Mrs Frank E. Gates and daughter Mildred or Providence
 William Shank Of Ledyard was call Ing Wednesday on his son. John Will liam Shank and family
 Mfr and Mrs J. Harold Williams were guests Sunday of Mir and Mrs. Charles Tingley of Norwich
 Harvesting Fine Ice.
 Wilfred F. Brown is reaping a fine harvest of ice. having already filled his houses ATr. Brown and a gang of men from this village are assisting the ice harvesting Of Mir. Browns father-in- law. Edward Spicer of Greton borough. Albert A. Haley was calling Monday on relatives at Shewville.
 Left Memorial Hospital.
 Mrs. Elisha C. Dane who underwent a successful operation a month ago at the Memorial hospital, New London, was able to leave the hospital Satur- day last and is now the guest of re1a- tivss in that city.
 Mr. Harry Freeman Hanks is i'll uiEh a grip cold
 Mrs James Eidredge is slowly re- covering from a grip attack
 Zzcha-iah Pierce of Ledyard was a local caller Wednesday,
 Attended Masonic Service. Charles O Eldredge of Riverview at tended. with the other Aasons of the Mystic loge- the services at the Meth odist Episcopal church, Mystic last Sunday morning
 Rev. M- =. Stocking will occupy the pulpit Of the local Methodist church next Sunday morning and evening and ] will administer the sacrament of the l7rrlfs Sumner al le close of the TnOrn- 1