Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-07-12


95ay-Matters OF Local Interest.
rs evening the members of the
f-az-ist church Will give a reception
tr their pastor. Rev Welcome z. Bates
nd vile in the vestry OF the church
u rhich an are invited. Refreshments
viz be served and Grinnelrs orchestra
~tli furnish the music.
Miss Wheeler Entertains
The Young Peoples society of the
St Marks church were entertained
Monday evening BY Miss Ella Wheeler.
musical and literary programme was
well carried out Refreshments were
served during the evening by the host
ess in o blessing manner.
McGsuehey-Peine NuptiaIs Today.
A wedding that will cause much in
terest 20 be taken n viii take place
r1lE afternoon at O'Clock when Miss
Elsie Paine Of Boston will be united
sr naEZ2ze to Christopher c. McGau-
ahey At the home of the bride Only
the n1ersoers Of the two families will
be present. and after a short honey
moon they will return to Mystic where
-he- Will reside On Pearl street where
. furnished home awaits them. Both
Mr. and Mrs McGaugaley have a host
or friends IN the village Mr.. McGau-
Ehcy Il a stone cutter and owns fine
business On Pearl street Miss Nc
Gaughey was a former resident of
age
Baptist Sunday School Picnic.
The members of the Baptist Sunday
school viii enjoy their annual picnic
next Tuesday at the casino at Vogue
teouodk- when q special car will take
viii leave 10 a n
currant Bush Growing in Elm.
What seems TO be quite q curiosity
for the people on East Main street
ard Broadway IS to see currant bush
Bearing [ruM in a hollow of an elm
tree This little bush has grown and
eIossomed and IS now bearing fruit
ard pzssersbs- stop 10 look and see if
IL ts really true No doubt some one
has grown so as to bear fruit
Hottest Day of Summer.
Monday was the hottest day Of
SUMNER and many people fled to the
beach to get g cool breeze Men who
were working outside had TO give up
- il was more than they could bear.
The 1880 trolley nook a large partv of
the summer visitors TO Lords Point.
where there Is q fine bathing beach.
Mystic is having more than her share
~nfs year of summer boarders, nearly
every summer place being full and
accom- INDICATIONS cannot be had for all
who would like to come What Mys-
ric< needs and really ought to have is
n s<r-- --e- hotel There are q 7 present
tel, snd no doubt IL would be paying
investment.
zrfstrxet Iodge. No. AZ. Knights of
Pythses, met in regular session Ia st
evening and the regular routine of bus
mess was Transacted An invitation
was receiEeG from Trum bull lodge of
New London TO be with them in the
last meeting night Of this month. July
e to witness the working OF the third
dexras and to a banquet The invita-
rirrls were accepted and a large num-
Der viz attend
Personals
MISS Flora B White has returned to
North stonfnEton after a weeks visit
with Miss Bessie Paige
Mss Beatrice Green of Rockville is
the guest OF her grandparents. Mr.. and
MrL William Duncan
William R McGaughey left today for
= few days' visit m Boston
John Dfbble OF Hartford is the guest
or his daughter. Mrs John T. Brooks.
Harry Duncan. Harry Mitchell and
Tracy Burrows left yesterday fer Ma
naur where they VIII spend two
weeks At Camp RDugh-house-
Mr. and Mrs. John w Macdonald
and family leays today for Killingly,
where they Will spend the summer.
Mrs Amos HGncox has returned
from n visit TO her sister, Mrs. Mary
Church st Mon<zztls-
Brr0 Bflfhaes Of East Lyme is the
rp<st OF hiss family this week
Mss Cassie LnrrpheFe is spending
-wn ~.ez<s via fr1en6s in Providence.
&Pr. I'D E8s Frank Gates and
dna<hsex NsF6Tsd have returned to
er41e.es exssr . visit with her
111hCs 1hEa EEHhel Neil