Norwich bulletin., 1910-03-14
MYSTIC
Mitchell Hoxie Marriage-J. Alden Rathbun's Fist Birthday Party-viI- Iage Free from Contagious Diseases.

1 ta9S free rom Ooutd9touS btSeaSeS. l The marriage of Miss Carrie Hoxie daughter of MT. and Mrs. Calvin Hox- | ie and Louis Mitchell. son of William ing at o'clock at the Baptist parson- age, Rev. w. F. Bates officiating MT. Mitchell is connected with the Lyceum Amusement company ot this place. MT. and Mrs Mitchell will at once go to housekeeping in a nicely furnished home on west Main street.
 Fist Birthday Celebrated. 1 At the home of J. Alden Rathbun about thirty relatives and friends gath cred to help him celebrate his 7lst were played and there was vocal and Instrumental music. Refreshments were served during the evening.
 The Flaherty farm. about a mile Walter c. Morgan last week. MT. Nor gan intends to fix up the buildings and to improve the land Prize Cue Offered. At the Mystic Hook and Ladder company is billiard cue presented by Jesse D. Crany of New York. to be given to the player who receives the most points in 8 series of games to be handsome piece of work which the members will be anxious to win. These games are to be played when Mir. Cra- ny is in town, so that he may enjoy l gifts to this company. He spends the summer months here. At a regular meeting of Charity chapter. Order of Eastern Star. the order voted to accept the invitation of Fidelity chapter to meet with them on Friday night at New London.
 At the special service in the Congre- gational church Sunday afternoon at 4.30 the pastor, Rev. E. F. Earnshaw. spoke on Washington Gladden., the au- thor, preacher and reformer. The choir rendered some fine music, Mrs. J. El- nDer NewbqIry rendering a fine solo. Quarantine Raised.
 Dr. c. F. Congdon. health officer, on Saturday raised the quarantine from the home of Heman Holdredge, Heman Holdredge. Jr.. having had the scarlet fever and dfphtherfa- This is the last contagious disease in the cillage-
 The members of the Mystic k1am Klub had an interesting time in the w c. T. U. rooms in West Main street Saturday night A fine supper was served at o'clock; in charge of Mrs. Briggs. After supper the evening was spent in merry-makins-
 About the Village.
 Mrs. John T. Brooks is entertaining hre mother. Mrs B. N. Dibble of Hart ford.
 Mrs. Isabella Mackenzie left for Led yard Saturday. called there by the ill., ness of her daughter. Mrs. Enos NJ. Gray.
 Seneca Eltredge d1as returned to New York, after visit with his aunt, Mrs. John O. Fish
 Mrs George Bailey of Providence is the guest of Mrs. Delight Bailey.
 MT. and Mrs. Bernard Lamb are en- tertaining Miss Blanche Judge of Brooklyn, N. Y.
 Mrs. Theodore Bailey leaves tonor- row for New York. to join her husband who is employed there.
 s. S. Brown Mackenzie is spending a few days f1 Norwich
 Walter Knight spent Sunday with his parents in Providence.
 Archie Gerrish of Providence is the guest of his mother, Mrs. R. A. Stan ton
 Mrs. William Neidlinger of New York is the guest of her daughter, Mrs. H. B. Moves.
 William Dennis has returned home after a week in Boston.
 Mrs. Charles Williams has returned to Jersey City. after a visit with Mrs. John Williams.
 A special meeting of Benevolence chapter, Royal Arch MaSons, was held on Saturday evening, at which the Royal Arch degree was conferred on a class of candidates. After the work a social time and smoker followed.
 Roy D. Judd of New York is in town ~I
 MT. and Mrs. Manning Miner are guests of relatives at A5lyn's Point
 Miss Ethel Cooper has returned from New York.