Norwich bulletin., 1910-05-21
BULLETIN NEWS LETTERS FROM ITS BROADENING FIELD
OLD MYSTIC
Elm Grove-local Interest in Penn syivania Towns Old Home Week.

Charles Fife has returned to Port Chester after a visit at Miss Hannah Williams.
 MT. and Mrs. Everett L. Crane of Poquonock were recent callers at Brushwood.
 Mrs. John w Shank is recovering from bronchitis.
 Mrs. Benjamin L.. Null and daugh- ter Blanche have returned to Noanlx after visit to Mrs. MulIs parents, MT and Mrs. Charles E. Stapelyn
 Deacon Cyrus H. Brown of Westerly was a recent guest of his cousins Mir. and Mrs. John R. Babcock and Miss Susan H. Babcock
 William P Welles is recovering from
 Miss Florence Bentley of New Ha- ven normal school has been spending several days with her father, Samuel H Bentley.
 Miss Sarah H. Fellows was the guest Friday of Mrs. Caroline G. Gun dall of Ledyard.
 Daniel Fife has returned from New York.
 Mrs Harry F. Hanks and infant daughter Phyllis are guests of rela- tives at Noank
 Mrs George o. Read and child have returned from q visit to the formers parents at Sterling, Conn.
 number rose early Wednesday morning to see the comet.
 Mir and Mrs Frederick A. Barnes were Sunday guests of Mrs Barnes
  Chapman of Center Groton.
 William Gallup of East Great Plain. Norwich, was calling Monday on Dea- son and Mrs. s. Gallup and Miss Lucy Gallup.
 Mrs. J. Harold Williams was the guest Tuesday of Mrs. Henry Chese- 'bre of Ledyard
 Funeral of Reginald F. M. EIdredge.
 Charles Q. EIdredge of Riverview received telegram Saturday. May II, announcing the death of his grand son, Reginald F. NJ. Eldredge, in Cherryfield, Me. at 4 o'clock Satur- day. The boy, F years of age. was the only son of Rev. c. Leavens FL dredge and Mrs. Mary (F'rinkD FL dredge. AIr. Eldredge is pastor of the Baptist church at Cherryfield. Mas ter Reginald was taken early last fall with a lame leg that developed can cer and the leg was amputated above the knee in December. The leg heal ed perfectly and the boy has for weeks been getting around on crutch- es and driving a pony around the country. Recently the disease attack ed his lungs and he wasted away from a robust boy of 85 pounds to less than A. The funeral was held Tuesday at Cherryfield. The body was brought Thursday for burial to Elm Grove cemetery in Mystic.
 Invitations to Old Home Week
 John D. Schoonover. younger son
  itt) SchoonoVer of Old Mystic, now a prominent resident of Stroudsburg Pa. has informed some of his Mystic friends of an Old Home week cele- bration to be held in StroudSburg July IS to g, 1910, to celebrate the one hundredth anniversary of the found ing of Strouds dsburg. MT. SchoOnover was appointed a member of the in dustrial committee.
 Purchases Mantle Farm.
 Rev. c. Frederick EIdredge, a native of this village who has just closed a pastorate with the OEyet Baptist church. Hartford has purchased a farm near Mantle. Conn. and will move there June l.
 To Supply Hartford Pulpit.
 Rev. W. P. Chipman, D. D., of Elm croft TaIcottvilIe. twin brother of Brushwood. has been engaged to sup ply the pulpit of the OliVet Baptist church, Hartford, for the months of May, June and July.
 Horace o. Williams is in Washing ton, D. C.. attending the worlds Sun day school convention.
 Lamphere Sisters Reunion.
 A reunion of the Lamphere sisters was held Saturday. May IA at the home of Mrs. Anna'bel Gamphere) Douglass of New London. The other sisters are Mrs. Albert c. Watrous of Stonington, Mrs. Courtland G. Biven of Westerly, Mrs George Wilcox, Mrs. Charles Flint, Mrs Bertha Lamphere of Mystic and Mrs. Edwin Lamphere of Old Mystic.
 Did Not Sight a Fox.
 A local hunter hurried few morn ings since to the home of William H. Harris, a skilled marksman. and in formed him that there was a young fox on S.. Gallup's meadow. MT. Har- ris seized his gun and rushed down there. There is a telescope his gun, which enabled him at once to discover the animal supposed to be a fox It was the handsome Angora cat owned by Calvin H. Hoxie. So Mr. Harris lost the S3 bounty which seem Cd almost in sight.