Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-09
The Business and Social Life of Every Town and
 Settlement Reflected in These Columns.
NEW LONDON COUNTY.
OLD MYSTIC
Annual Meeting in Sixth School Dis trict-Methodist Pastor Breaches in Philadelphia = How Independence Day Was Celebrated.

Annuaf MectinQ m Slxtn Schooi DtS-
 trict-Methodist Pastor Breaches in
 Philadelphia - How independence
 Day Was Celebrated.
 The sixth school district held it's an- nIlal meeting Tuesday evening, July ,. As the school building is located in Stonington and owned jointly by the residents of Stonington and Groton, there is some question as to what the outcome of the recent consoliddatlon of schools in Stonington may be in this particular case. The district has g small indebtedness and a fine school property which has always been kept in the best possible condition. Charles c. Eldredge was moderator and the usual reports were accepted Calvla H sHoxie was elected committeeman, Sidney Seswick re- elected treasurer, William R. Hull clerk and Charles o. EIdredge auditor. All reports were ac- cepted and the work of the past year commented as fully up to the stand- ard.
 Local Pastor in Philadelphia.
 Rev. George O. Reed. pastor of the Methodist church, offlciated at Methodist church in Philadelphia last Sunday. Rev. J. Curtis Lamb of No ank occupied the pulpit Sunday morn ing in the pastors stead. The Ep- worth. league held a concert at the evening service.
 Clarence W. Beckwith. who has been
  through some of the southern states. representing tobacco company of New York. has been spending week here with his family.
 university, Nashville, Tenn. Mrs. Harris and their little daughter. Eliz- areth. fhave arrived at the Harris henestead for their annual vacation.
 Picnic at Riverview Park.
 The O. NM club enjoyed a picnic =-- 70 a1--l- The Ladies Aid society of the Bap- tise chaseh met Wednesday evening w1thksc,e. Horece o. Williams.
 Tie @Ssrdst library committee held e4e srhssmzn. Mrs. Charles o. Eld-
 HsssErz.besh H Hoxie began her 6Bt5es as ~Scstnnisuess of Old Mystic fTszs Misses Amy and Frances left HsndaF=srnorzi iBgs for Storrs college for e meafns r3aning sin school work.
 sher<, Strawberry Season.
 -Tsf stEAzsoerTy season has been a ahert one in this locality. owing to much frainy and, ,cold weather. E. Mr. and Mrs John Kennedy enter te4aed<onsthe Fourth MT. and Mrs. W. x C1Rke and Cfaries S. Cady of asstfsTd and ,SEr. and Mrs. Henry J. Alpi1eu sssuhoenoper of New. York wasFa guest over the Fourth Of his psrsnts, Mfr. and. Mrs. sAlpheuis H.
 Miss Mary H. Dean is the guest of her sister, Miss Ada1ire D. Dean of New York.
 Miss Daisy Hanks and brother, Mas ersEdwin M Hanks, of Norwich. are visfting their father. William H. F. Hanks.
 Fourth of July Guests.
 Mir. .and Mrs. Charles E. Stapelyn entertained Independence4 day Captain and Mrs. John B. Spofford and daugh- hof ofs fsBreoklyn. N. Y.; MT. and Mrs. Ren5aznan L. Muld and daughter; Biancfse. Mir. and Mrs. J. Henry Fftz- patrick and son. Jofn5 of Noank, and Mir. and .tAfSs. Henry F. Hanks and in fants daughter, Phyllis. of Burnett's Corners
 Mr.t and Mrs Edward Page of Mer- tden were guests over the Fourth of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Tinker and fam fly.
 MT. and Mrs James Paul Brown and sons, Nelson and Efwood, of Noanlx, were Sunday guests of MT. and Mrs. Edwin i1sarnpfsere.
 Mfr. and Mrs. Edward Policy and daughter, Bertha, are visitors at the home of Mrs. Polleys parents, MT. and Mrs. F. AIonzo Chapman
 Mrs. Dewey and five children are guests of Rev and Mrs. George O.
 Mrs. Margaret Johnson and son, Stanley Johnson, of P1antsville, are eueets of MT and Mrs. Benjamin F. CruT1b. Jerome Denison is critically i'll at his home in Ledyard.
 Mir. and Mrs Frank F. Gates and daughter, Mildred, and Mrs. Chesbro of Providence were guests over Inde- pendence day of Miss Matilda Hollo- way andsMrs Isabel Neil at the Hol- 1oway homestead.
 MT. and Mrs. Richard Van Hine have returned to Passaic N. J., after a visit with MT. and Mrs. William Gill 1 bert.
 Perry Swan of Preston City was the guest Tuesday of Mir. and Mrs. John ". Shank.
 MT. and Mrs Calvin H. Hoxie en- tertained the Fourth Mir. and Mrs. 1 SWalter Burton and nephew, Master | Robert Baird Burton of Boston. and l Miss Margaret Henderson of South | Birmingham Mass
 Mir. and Mrs. Zephamah Brown spent | the Fourth at Fishers Island with a | party of visitors from Ouiambaug. Edna and Maude Shank have return ed from two weeks visit to their | grandparents, MT. and Mrs. Sherwood i R. Swan of Preston City. Rev. George O. Reed has returned | from Philadelphia.
 Mrs. Claude Chester Of Noank was an over Sunday guest of her parents, | MT. and Mrs. William R. Hull. John w. Shank and David Cudwortl l attended the races at Poquonoc the | Fourth Mrs James s. Russell of Mystic has | returned to Hillside terrace to reside.
 Miss Lucy Gallup is the guest of her | sister. Miss Anna Gallup of Laurel
 PRESTON open Air Service at Haskell School