Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-06
LETTERS FROM TOWNS IN TWOs STATES
OLD MYSTIC
Funeral of Miss Lucy Perkins-Birth- day Party-Sale of Farm-Personai Items.

range for the funeral and burial of Miss Lucy Perkins, whose death oc- cured early Sunday morning at the Brewster Neck hospital, where Miss Perkins was taken a year ago. She was in her 71st year. For many years Miss Perkins resided with the families of William J. Williams and Daniel Brink Burial was Tuesday at 2-30 o'clock in the family plot at Gales Ferry. William J. Williams, Miss Ruth Williams, Miss Maude Williams and Mrs Mary J. Williams were present at the burial
 Birthday Celebration.
 Mir. and Mrs. George Koch of New York celebrated Thursday July 18th, the birthday anniversary of MT. Koch at their bungalow midway between the Mystics on the west bank of the Mys- tic river. Out of town guests were Mrs. H. w. Koch. Miss Anna Koch, Al fred Starkweather MT. and Mrs Fred of Brooklyn. N. Y. MT. and Mrs. Harry Mitchell, William w. Mitchell and MT. and Mrs. Louis Mitchell of Mystic The evening was passed with music and games. after which refreshments were served. The wide veranda facing the river was prettily decorated with Jap anese lanterns
 Mrs. Wendall Shepard and son Paul of Waterbury are guests of Mrs. Fan nie c. Lamb.
 Personal and General.
 Dana Taylor Gallup of Harvard Law school is spending the summer vaca- ton with his mother Mrs. Lillie Tay- Tor Gallup.
 Mrs. John E. Spofford is spending a few days at her home in Brooklyn, N Y, after which she will return to the home of her parents, MT. and Mrs. Charles E. Stapelyn, for the summer.
 Miss Daisy Hanks and brother, Ed win Hanks. have returned to Norwich after a visit to their father, William H. F. Hanks.
 spent Saturday night and Sunday here with his family.
 Lawyer and Mrs Jensen and Miss Rose Osten of Stamford have returned sens parents, MT. and Mrs. Water bury.
 Mrs. Ryder of Norwich is visiting her daughter. Mrs David Cudworth.
 Mrs. C.. Leavens Eldridge and young daughters, Marguerite and Amethyst. of Cherryfield, Me, have been guests for several days of MT. Eldridge's par ents, MT. and Mrs. Charles o. Eldridge, at Riverview.
 Eugene Morse of Providence was an over Sunday guest of his cousin, Mrs. Addie- Musgrove Holmes.
 Miss Kitty Greene. who was the guest of Miss Elizabeth H. Hoxie for two weeks, is now visiting Norwich rala-
  her home at Birmingham Mass.
 Earl Walbridge of Fishers Island and Charles s. Cady of Hartford were over Sunday guests of MT. and Mrs. John Kennedy.
 Calvin H. Hoxie has returned from. a visit to Boston relatives.
 Farm Sold.
 Mollie Flats has sold her farm at Burnettss Corners to a man from New York who will take possession at once.
 Nicholas Duerr and family have moved from the farm to a a-tenement in Mystic.
 Miss Clara Mae. Brown has returned from a visit to relatives in Hartford.
 Representative Everett l.. Crane. Poquonoc and her guest, Miss Helen Bidwell, of Southbridge,s Mass. Miss Lillian Pendleton Chipman of Brush wood. Old Mystic, Samuel Lamb of Groton borough and John Co1ver of Center Groton were guests Sunday of Mrs Fannie c. Lamb and family.
 Miss Mary Shehan of Waterbury was the guest Tuesday of Miss Matilda Holloway and Mrs. Isabel Neil
 William Holmes, for a time fireman as chauffeur for Rossie Brothers of Mystic.
 Maude Shank has returned from visit to her grandparents. MT. and Mrs. William Shank of Ledyard.
 Miss Mary Williams of Providence has arrived at the home of her aunt, Miss Lucy Gallup, for her annual va cation.
 Miss Florence Treese is recovering from a dangerous illness.
 Preached at Jewett City.
 Rev Herbert Bacon Hutchins of Lewiston, Me, who with Mrs Hutchins is spending a part of their vacation with friends and former parishioners at Old Mystic, occupied Sunday the pulpit of the Baptist church at Jewett City.