Norwich bulletin., 1910-03-19
OLD MYSTIC
Called Home by Serious Illness of Brother-MitcheIl Hoxie Wedding Celebrated Seventieth Wedding An niversary.

l Miss Lucy Gallup, who has been l spending the winter with her niece, Miss Mary Williams. of Providence, | was summoned home last Friday on account of the serious illness of her brother Deacon Simeon Gallup. Miss Gallup is at the home of MT. and Mrs. Gallup, assisting her sister in-law in caring for MT. Gallup. Mrs Abel H. TIinclxley of Main street | IS recovering from grip cold. Miss Margaret Reeves and Miss Gladys Mary Olmstead were guests on Saturday and Sunday of Miss Gene vieve Frink of the Wolf Neck district. The Baptist library committee held very pleasant session Monday even ing with the cllairrnan, Mrs. Charles Q. Eldredge. at Riverview.
 Mrs. Louis Barlow of Newport is caring for her mother. Mrs. Samuel Dennis, who is critically ill.
 Mrs. Charles O Eldredge of River Townsend of Stonington.
 Miss Lillian Pendleton Chipman of Brushwood was the guest Monday af- ternoon of her cousin Mrs. Herbert $. Colt, of Mystic.
 Miss Mary Harris Dean of Main days.
 Miss Mary Williams of Providence was an over Sunday guest of her uncle and aunt, MT and Mrs. Simeon Gallup, of Main street.
 MT. Rattison has moved his house.
  tha Lalnphere's house in West Main street to the house owned by Mrs. Mary Jane. Williams near the village lake.
 Mrs. Charles w. Becaxwith of Smith street is again critically ilI
 MT. and Mrs. A. Zephaniah Brown of Pleasant View farm, Ledyard, were village callers Saturday.
 Walter Dennis and brother, Samuel F. Dennis, of Providence. and Daniel Dennis of WsiEehaasase eMass.szszeRessuH- II nnoned home last week owing to the critical illness of their mother, Mrs. Samuel Dennis.
 < Mrs. Charles H. Briggs of Denison avenue was a recent guest of her brother in-law and sister, MT. and Mrs. Horace O. Williams. of West Main street.
 J. Burton Copp and mother of Main |etreet expect to move to their new home the Junior farm, West Mystic, about March 16th, 1910
 fMitchsil- Hoxie Wedding.
 The marriage of Miss Carrie Hoxie, daughter of hIr. and Mrs Calvin H. Hoxie of Main street, and Louis Mitch ell, son of William w Mitchell of Mys- tic, took place Saturday evening at o'clock at the Baptist parsonage, Mys- Rev. Welcome E. Bates. pastor of the Union Baptist church, Mystic. Mir. and Mrs. Mitchell were guests Sunday of Mrs. Mitchells parents at their home in Main street, Old Mystic.
 Union Temperance Service.
 A union temperance service will be held Sunday evening in the Methodist Episcopal church at the usual hour of service. Rev. Jeptha NJ. Olrhsteads and his pupils in the class of expression will have charge of the services. Rev. Beniamirle M. Deniston, pastor of the M E. church, will assist Rev. Mr. Olrn- stead.
 8eventieth Wedding Anniversary.
 Mir. and Mrs. Moves Hancox of the Burnett's Corners district have enjoy ed seventy years of married life, hav- ing been married March 14th, 1S40. On Monday March 14th, 1910, the anni versary was greatlycioP .wVVcti versary was quietly celebrated at their home, only few relatives and friends being present. The seventy years welded pair are blessed with good health.
 Local Briefs.
 Clarence W. Beckwith of Smith street has obtained Q position with the American Tobacco company, III Fifth avenue, New York as saIesm an, and has been sent south for three or four months, working in Georgia, Mississip- pi and Tennessee. Headquarters at At lanta. The Queens of Avi1ion met Monday evening at the Methodist parsonage They are rehearsing for @ medal con- test to be held the last week in March