Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-24
OLD MYSTIC
Over $50 Melted by Ladies' Aid Society Sale-Students Home for Vacation Christmas Exercises.

Sae-Students Home for Vacation Christmas Exercises. The Ladies' Aid society of the Bap- tist church held it's annual sale Mon day evening. Cake, sandwiches, home- made candy, ice cream, coffee and CO., coa were on safe throughout the even ing The mystery table was the chief attraction of the sale. It was in charge of Miss GeneVieVe Frink and her class of young girls. The proceeds. amount ing to $50, will be used for church ex- penses.
 United Workers Meet. The United Workers of the Meth odist Episcopal church met "Wednesday at ?. m. with the president, Mrs. Herman Main. Quarantine Removed. Miss Laura Avery, secsnd daughter of MT. and Mrs. Joseph Avery, who has been ilY with diphthcria, has re- covered and no new eases developing in the family, the quarantine was re- moved from the Avery residence Tues day.
 Paul Massey has had an acetylene gas plant installed in his residence, which for years was owned by the late Elias B. Brown.
 Mrs. Ann M. Van Auken is still con- fined to her bed from the effects of a fall from her wheel chair ten days ago.
 Mystic Preacher at Baptist Church
 Rev. George H. Miner. D. D.. of Mys- tic occupied the pulpit of the Baptist church Sunday morning, Dec. 18th. There was no service in the evening. A good number from the Baptist church attended the Methodist service Sunday evening, listening to the new pastor, Rev. H. V. Morrel. Thomas Grinneu incurred slight in- juries from a fall Tuesday in the dye ing room of the Mystic Woolen com pany of Old Mystic where he is an employe.
 The public schools closed Friday for the Christmas vacation. Going to New Jersey.
 Mrs Jeptha NI Omstead and daugh- ter, Miss Gladys Nj. Olmstead, are the guests this week of MT. and Mrs. AL pheus H. SchoOnOver at Elmhurst af ter which they will leave for the Bap- tist parsonage at Bloomingdale, N. J., their new home. Rev. MT Olm6tead went a week ago to begin his pastorate there.
 Mrs J. Harold Williams is in New York caring for an aunt who has been seriously ill
 Mrs. William Perry Bostwfck and young daughter Violet of Mystic were guests Monday of Mrs. Bostwicks mother, Mrs james s. Russell.
 Miss Ruth Allyn has recovered from an attack of bronchitis.
 Ernest w. Brown of Riverhead farm attended last week at Waterbury the executive board meeting of the Con- necticut Poultry association, being member of that board
 On His Way to Maine.
 Ray Hayward, a student at Wes- leyan university, and son of Rev. Frank l.. Hayward a former pastor of the M. E. church here, stopped over Tuesday for a brief visit to his uncle and aunt, Mir. and Mrs. Prentice A. Williams. while en route for the home of his parents at SkOvhegan, Me..where he will spend the holiday vacation.
 Mrs. Thomas GrinneII has returned from a visit to relatives in Essex.
 Miss Nellie F. Schoonover, a student at Smith college. arrived Wednesday at Elmhurst to spend the Christmas vaca tiOn with her parents. MT. and Mrs. AL pheus H. SchoOnover.
 Miss Amy Fldridge who teaches at Versailles, arrived at the Eldridge homestead for the holiday vacation. To Occupy Former Manning Property.
 MT. and Mrs Clark Whitford are moving from their farm on the north ern outskirts of the village to their newly purchase property in the Vil lage, formerly owned by the late Dr. Mason Manning and where he resided during his professional life. Mrs. Whit ford purchased the property of Mrs. Caroline Turner who had owned it for a number of years.
 Miss Louise Hayward has returned to her home in Maine after spending g number of months with relatives at the Williams homestead on QuOquetaug Hill.
 Samuel F. Dennis is spending the winter with his son and daughter. MT. and Mrs. Samuel E. Dennis, Jr., of Providence.
 William Clark of Quiambaug is stay- ing this week with friends at River head farm.
 Miss Lydia Greene has returned to Stanton, of Lyme, after brief stay at the home of her parents, MT. and Mrs. Charles Greene.
 Christmas Services.
 The Baptist Sunday school will pre- sent Sunday evening. Dec. 18th, His Birthday. a Christmas service of song and story
 The Methodist Sunday school will hold it's Christmas entertainment on Monday evening, Dec. 2t6h, in the church.
 The ice on the village lake Is sev- eral inches thick.
 Mrs Ryder of Norwich is the guest this week of her son-in-law and daughter. MT. and Mrs. David Cud- worth.
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