Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-04
MYSTIC
Tennis Tournament for crary Cup Opens Today-Miss Mccrath to Be Organist at Seymour.

The tennis tournament at the Mystic Country club for the silver loving cup to be presented by Jesse D. crary Of New York, a summer visitor here, will begin this afternoon at two o'clock The following entries have been made: Walter Atwood. Stuart crary, Harry Cornwall. B. H. Hewitt, Dr. McGow- an and Charles Dodge, Dr. Meyers, Walter Lathrop, Norton Wheeler. A. F. Earnshaw, c. F. Cheney, 10. A. Rathbun. J. W. Wilcox, M. R. Schenck. Dr. Leonard. Much interest has been taken in this tournament. as many or the players claim to be professionals. Spectators will be admitted to the grounds to watch the tournament. The grounds around the court have been arranged attractiyely. It is expected that MT. Crary will be present to watch the games.
 Rural Carriers Vacation Ended.
 Louis Crandall, ural free delivery carrier from the Mystic postoffice through Fishtown, Ledyard, Quaker town. returned to his duties this morn he spent travelling through the western part of the state. His place on the rural route was taken by his brother, William Crandall.
 D. A. R. Picnic.
 The members of Fanny Ledyard chapter, D. A. R., enjoyed their annual picnic at the home of Mrs. Louis P. Allyn on Prospect hill. The day was an ideal one and over forty members of the chapter were present, besides some from the Anna Warner Bailey chapter of Groton and the Phebe Green Ward chapter of Westerly and many others from cha pters in different states. Dinner was served at 2.30 on the lawn and was. simply fine. After dinner a musical and literary pro- gramme was carried ouf. A vote Of thanks was given Mrs. Allyn. She was assisted by Mrs. Fred Colby. Mrs George Lane and Miss Sarah Hewitt
 Orsanist at Seymour.
 Miss Katherine McGrath who has been organist at St. Patricks church for the past six years has been 3 1T gagged as organist at the Catholic church at Seymour and left Wednes- day to take charoe there at once This is the church to which Rev. Father Leddy has been transferred. Miss Me Grath's many friends will be pleased to hear that she has been so successful in securing so large an organ to play
 Newsy Notes.
 Wednesday afternoon most of the people of Mystic went to New London and to Ocean beach to witness the eel ebration.
 Fred Learner has returned from Rockville.
 Rev. Albert E. Falmouth of Rome. N. Y., is visiting his son and daughter in-law, MT. and Mrs. George Kin
 
 Miss Helen Perry is visiting Prov idence friends
 Miss Bessie Hunnerson and Helen Ba tes of Providence are guests of MT. and Mrs. Charles Eccleston.
 Miss Etta lBelle Woodmansee is spending two weeks vacation in Man chester and Hartford.
 Mrs. Theodore Bailey is spending a month in Asbury Park with relatives.
 Raymond Holmes, Richard Lystur Munyan of Mystic and Fred Mercer of New York have returned from spending a week at Nauyaug
 Mrs. Charles Hoxie and Misses Eliz- abeth and Mildred Hoxie of Boston are guests of Mrs. Hoxie's parents, MT. and Mrs. Frank Foote.
 Miss Eleanor Baggs has returned to Providence after a visit with My and Mrs. John W. Phillips.
 MT. and Mrs. Edwin Dprr of Dor chester are guests of the latter's par ents. MT. and Mrs. John Rippel.