Norwich bulletin., 1910-06-25
OLD MYSTIC
Deacon Simeon GaIIup's Death
 Strawberry Season at Its Height Pupils Perfect in Attendance.


 Strawberry Season at It's Height Pupils Perfect in Attendance.
 Dana s. Gallup was summoned from Harvard Law school Saturday while in the midst of his examinations owing Deacon Simeon Gallup, who died from heart trouble on Tuesday.
 Harold Williams Schoonover, a stu dent at Worcester academy, has ar rived at Elmhurst to spend the sum- mer with his parents, MT. and Mrs. Alpheus H. Schoonover.
 Miss Elizabeth 1T. Hoxie, a student at the Willimantic Normal school, has returned to the home of her parents, MT. and Mrs. Calvin H. Hoxie.
 The public schools closed Friday.
 Miss Ruth Taylor of New London was recent guest of MT. and Mrs. Elisha c. Davis.
 HustIng in the Strawberry Beds
 Strawberry growers and pickers are rushing work this week
 Cnr. and Mrs Timothy T. Whipple attended the funeral Monday of Mrs Whfpple.s mother, Mrs. Daniel H. Frink, held at her home in North Ston- ington. Burial was in Elm Grove cem- etery.
 Mrs. Wallace A. Phillips of Bridge port is seriously ill at the home of her sister, Miss Susan H Babcock.
 Amos T. Burrows. a student at Riv- erview Military academy, Poughkeep- sic, is at the home of his parents Mr and Mrs. William A. Burrows, for the summer vacation
 Samuel H. Bentley. who has been critically i'll for many weeks, is very low. His youngest daughter, Miss Florence Bentley, who was gradua ted Monday from the New Haven Normal school, has returned to the Bentley homestead for the summer. Miss EIiz- aheth Bentley, who taught the pas year at Port Chester, N. Y,s has also arrived at the homestead
 William Gallup has returned to East Great Plain after ten days visit to local relatives.
 Misses Amy and Frances Eldredge. who teach in the town of Lisbon, have arrived at the Eldredge homestead fer the summer vacation
 Mrs. John E. Spofford of Brooklyn N Y, arrived Monday for visit at her home.
 Louis Hood of TaftviIle, a former ing local friends.
 MT. and Mrs. William Harris have returned to New London after visit to Mrs. Harris father and sister, Dr. Albert T. Chapman and Miss Gertrude Miss Annie Fiedfer, who taught the intermediate department of the village school has returned to her home in New London
 Merton Handy of New Haven was an over--sunday guest of his father in-law, Samuel H Bentley.
 Mrs. Anna Gallup of Laurel Hin, past two weeks of her sister, Miss Lucy Gallup.
 F. Jay Bates. principal of the Old Mystic public schools for the past year. returned Friday to his home in Stam- ford. t
 Stephen A. Brown has recovered from a severe attack of bronchitis
 Miss Hoxie Postmistress.
 Friday. June 17th, Miss Elizabeth Hoxie received from the assistant post master general at Washington, D. C.. her appointment as pos tmistressso of the Old Mystic postofhce, she having sue cessfully passed the recent examina- f1ons held in the postoffice at Mystic The office, which is in the fourth class, necessitates an examination, it something over $500 the past year Miss Hoxie will assume the duties of the office July 1St. The office will be removed from it's present location in store occupied by Miss Hoxie's father, Calvin H. Hoxie. Mr. Hinckley. the present postmaster, has faithfully served for a long term of years His retirement was due to i'll health.
 Perfect in Attendance.
 The following pupils in the primary grade of the Old Mystic school were perfect in attendance for the term end ing June 17th. 1910: Spicer Brown. George Welles, Valentino Carocari. Paul Massay, Emilio Seussel, Rachel Carocari, Thomasine Marchand
 Perfect attendance for the year: Spicer Brown, George WelIes. Absent only half day during the year: Flor ence Treese.
 Personals.
 MT. and Mrs F. AIonzo Chapman at tended Tuesday the funeral of MT. Chapman's father, Israel Clark Chap- man, which was held at his home on the PendIeton Hill road, near North Stonington.
 The Baptist Library association held a meeting Monday evening with the Mrs. Charles o. Eldredge. at Riverview.
 The Baptist Ladies' Aid society met wedn esday evening with Mrs. Caroline Turner.
 John A. Taylor has suffered many months from rheumatism. Billings F. s. CrandaH attended the reunion of his class, 'O7, at Worcester academy, and was one of the speakers at the class banquet.
 Edward Spofford of New Jersey is visiting relatives in the Mystics and 
 Proeeeds $68. The proceeds. Of the farce entitled The District School at Blueberry Cor ners amounted to about s68. After ex- penses are met the balance will be di vlded between the church and the pu- pills, one-haf to church and remain der shared equally among the pupils
 
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