Norwich bulletin., 1910-03-26
OLD MYSTIC
Deacon Simeon Gallup improving Rev. B. M. Denison Closes Pastorate to Complete Theological Studies a. Wes:>ya1-Easter Concert

l word Monday of the death of her
 Oneida, N. Y. The burial will take place today (Thursday) at Indian Hill
 cemetery, Middletown.
 l Miss Nellie F. Schoonover, a stu i dent at Smith college, arrived Wednes-
 day evening at Elmhurst for the East CT recess.
 Miss Myrdell Taylor of New London
 was an over Sunday guest of her cou- | sin, Miss Maude Tinker. 1 There is a marked improvement in 1 the condition of Deacon Siemon Gal | lup. who has been sick for the past l five weeks with heart trouble. Miss Oracle Hammond of Norwich | Was q recent guest of her sister, Mrs. ! Joseph Daley
 | Mrs. Benjamin P. Hewitt of Ston-
 tngton was calling Sunday on her | cousins. the Misses Welles Thomas Rattican has returned to Westerly after a visit with his brother and sister. MT. and Mrs. Lawrence Rattican.
 I Mrs. John W. Burrows, who has been ' critically ill for the past three years, | has been rapidly failing for the past week and is now very low.
 Mrs. William R. Hull and sister. Mrs. | week of their brother Everett Miller of Norwich.
 Charles E. Lamphere was one of the chorus singers of the cantata, The ucif1xion'' which was rendered the evening of Palm Sunday in the Meth odist Episcopal church, Mystic. Miss Genevieve Frink of the Wolf
 Track district was the guest Saturday and Sunday of Miss Margaret Reeves. William H. Harris. Elmer woite, Amos Georges and Horace Dewey re- gently engaged in target practice at the grounds of MT. Waite at Burnett's Corners.
 There is not much change in the condition of Mrs. Samuel Dennis, who is critically i'll.
 Mrs. George Harvey and sister, Mrs. Arthur James of New London. were callers Tuesday on local relatives. Myra Denison. the three year old daughter of MT. and Mrs. Charles H. Denison of Mystic. was the guest on 1 Tuesday of Miss Chipman. Willard Memorial Service. A Willard memorial service under 1 Temperance union was held in the Methodist Episcopal church Sunday evening. MT. and Mrs Olmstead's class in expression had charge of the ducted by Mrs. Olmstead. Following is the order of exercises: Singing, A Foreword. class; scripture lesson and prayer. Rev. Benjamin M. Denison; singing, Prohibition Is Coming, class; oration on Miss Willard, Julian H.
 Hanks; eulogy on Miss Willard Miss Florence Johnson; singing, The Sa- looms Must Go, class; recitation, On
  William; extract from Miss Willard's s addresses and writings. Miss Gene vieve F'rink Miss Etta May Lamphere, Horace S. Williams. Everett Johnson; solo, Battle Song, Frank F. Williams, with chorus by the class; Katherine Lent Stevenson's poem on the statue of Miss Willard, Miss Iva Johnson; recitation, The Shoemakers and The Williams: solo. Mothers Voice, Miss Viola Eldredge, Miss Gladys NJ. Olm- stead off1ciated as organist- A collec- tion was taken for the temperance Olmstead
 Two Years Pastorate Closed. Rev. Benjamin M Denison closed a two years pastorate with the Meth odist Episcopal church on Sunday. He left Thursday with his family for their new home in New York state. MT. Denison will return in a few days to Wesleyan university to complete his
 theological studies He will later be assigned pastorate in New York state near his old home. Missionary Social. A missonary social was held Tues day afternoon and evening at the Bap- tist parsonage. Refreshments, con- Sisting of cake sandwiches and coffee, were served to all in attendance The >chief features of the evenings enter tainment were an old-fashioned soap boiling and a hunt for the North Pole. A silver collection was taken for the cause.
 Easter Concert. An Easter concert will be held at the Methodist church Sunday morning at the usual hour of service. The Ladies' Aid society of the Bap- tist church held it's regular weekly session with the president Mrs. Oscar F. Crumb. | Taken to Backus Hospital. A colored man named Jerry, whose hand was badly crushed Monday at the birch mill near Lantern Hill, was taken to Backus hospital for treat ment.
 Medal Contest. The Queens of Avilon will hold a medal contest in the audience room of the Baptist church Saturday even ing, April 3. The contstants, are Miss Gladys M. Olmstead, Miss Etta M. Lamphere, Miss Maude Williams, Miss Lottie Marchaund, Miss Esther Bar rows Miss Hattie LSrs2here-