Norwich bulletin., 1911-03-14
MYSTIC
Queen Esther Circle Formed oraan-
 ization of Ladies' Auxiliary, A. o. H.


 At the Methodist parsonage on Fri day evening a Queen Esther circle was formed for the young ladies of the church above 16 years of age. Mrs. Lund of New London organized the society which will meet the first three Friday, evenings of each month. Off, cers elected were: President, Miss Florence Crouch; vice president, Miss Lottie Hatch; recording and cores bonding secretary, Miss Lila Dong lass; secretary of supplies, Miss Ruth Abel1; mite box secretary, Miss L1l- Han Payne; treasurer, Miss Maud Brown. The director will be Mrs. William F. Bostwick. The object Of this society is to pack barrels for the missionary work. It started with 15 new ones will be added. The meetings will be held at the parsonage for a few weeks, and then each one of the mem bers will take turns in entertaining.
 Ladies' Auxiliary, A. O. H.
 The Ladies' Auxiliary to the Mystic division, Ancient Order of Eibernlans, met in St. Patrick's hall Sunday aft ernoon and a society was organized, there being present the county presl- dent, Mrs. Henley of New London, Miss Clark of Taftville, and Miss Holland of Stonington. The following officers were elected: President. Mrs. John Howe; vice president, Miss Mae Don aI1ue; recording secretary, Mrs. Rosie O'Neil; financial secretary, Mrs. Eu- gene Smith; sergeant, alrs. Teresa McKone: sentinel. Miss Mae Sher- burne.
 Burial of Mrs. Henry L. Wilbur.
 The body of Mrs. Hannah l.. Wilbur, widow of Henry L. Wilbur. who died in Memorial hospital, New London, on Friday, was brought to Mystic on Mon- day for burial in Elm Grove ceme- tery.
 Met With Mrs. Charles Davis.
 The Monday club met yesterday aft ernoon at the home of Mrs. Charles Davis, continuing the study of Ven- ice.
 Mrs. Belle Latham Burned.
 Mrs Belle Latham, who resides in Fort Rachael. had a narrow escape of being burned to death Sunday even- ing. Having returned from spending the evening, she entered the house and lighted two lamps, one for downstairs and one to take to her room. Mrs Latham must have tainted, but came to enough to find that she had been terribly burned about the body and arm. Fortunately in some way the fire burned out. Mrs. Latham'S clothes were badly burned. and on Monday she was suffering intense pain. She was alone in the house the time of the fire.
 Stephen Morgan Buys StiIlman Place. On Monday the Stillman property, in GreenInanyille avenue, was sold to Stephen Morgan of Poquonoc. Mir. Morgan recently sold his farm in Po- quonoc to Morton B. Plant, and will retire and live in Mystic. Resigns at Lathrop's. Charles Gallup, foreman in the J. w. Lathrop t& Co. shop for the past twelve l years, resigned Saturday. Charles T 1 Crandall. Jr., who has been employed there for ten years, also resigned on l the same day.
 l Double Anniversary. MT. and Mrs. Louis G. Mitchell ob- served the first anniversary of their marriage and also the birthday Of MT l Mitchell Sunday afternoon and even- 1 ing at their home, in Orchard street l A large company of near relatives and friends was present. Prof. Rogers ! furnished music on the piano, and re- 1 treatments were served.
 1 Supt. RyIey Recovers. 1 The many friends of Supt. T. W. By 1 ley of the Groton. and Stonington street 1 railway are glad to see him on the l street again. He has been i'll with 2 1 severe attack of grip.