Norwich bulletin., 1911-12-09

SGf1-E STFncf FOSrfnlSLTcSS 0AHi VII
Duty.
The young people of the village gave
an entertainment in the auditorium of
the Baptist church Friday evening,
Dec LIST. when the following pro-
granme was rendered: Chorus, Tent
ing Tonight; recitation, Willie and His
Girl, Theodore johnson: song, You're
chand, Miss Emily Babcock, Master
Horace S. Williams; Chinese Love
Soag. Miss Genevieve F'rink, Frank
Earl Williams; song, You and 1 and
the Moon. Dear, Miss Amy Eldredge,
Miss Ruth Broad; round, Scotland
Burning, chorus: song. The Gypsy's
Warning. Miss Thomas, Miss Fran
ces EIdredge. Everett johnson; song.
Rathbun; song. Out in a Canoe, Miss
Viola Eldredge, Miss Lottie Mar
chand; solo, A Dream, Miss Ruth
Broad; solo and chorus, Winter, sung
not Sing the Old Songs, Miss Amy Ell
dredge; recitation, Debate in Dis
trict School IN Old New Hampshire,
Everett Johnson; solo, If Were
Rose. Miss Thomas; solo and chorus,
Old Folks at Home
Called to Baptist Church.
The Baptist church has unanimous
II voted to extend a call to Rev Hen
y E Anderson to be pastor of the
church.
LIE 4ulL6Q workers OF the Meth
odfst church met Wednesdays with
Mrs Hattfe Peckhan-
Evangelist Singer Albany r Smith !
left Tuesday morning TO fill two
weeks engagement at ithaca, n. Y.
Mrs Frank /. Hayward and son, |
Ralph Hayward have returned to |
Manchester by the Sea. Mass, after a !
visit 10 Mr. and Mrs. Prentice A. Will |
nams and family.
Burial of Mrs. Tyler.
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raer resident of Old Mystic, was
brought Thursday from Groton Dor
ough for burial in Elm Grove ceme-
terry Mrs Tyler was the eldest
A Wheeler OF the Road church dis
trict
Mrs Jane Dean received calls re-
Gently from her grandniece, Mrs. Ellen
srandniece, Miss Rosamond Holmes,
gTandnieee. Miss Rosamond Homer,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry HoI-
lner OF Providence.
vile. N H, was the guest Monday
night OF Mr.. and AIRS. Charles O.
Eldredge at Riverview- He was on
his way 10 Boston TO attend Baptist
Mr.. and Mrs Richard Wheeler and
daughter. Miss Ella Wheeler. of
Westerly. were guests Thursday Of
Hon and Mrs John r. BabcOck.
William c. Richardson of Boston
was calling Wednesday at the home
OF Miss Susan H Rabcock.
Postmistress Still on Duty.
Miss Elizabeth H Hoxie continues
acting postmistress Of the Old Mystic
office, awaiting orders from Washing
ton TO turn over the Office and belong
ngS to the new postmaster, Miss L1sy
Annett Tourjee.
Miss Lillian Johns, Miss Annie Car
son. Frederick Johns and Walter Johns
y Waterford were Sunday guests OF
Mr. and Mrs Joseph Tresse-
The Ladies' Aid society of the Bap- ,
list church met Wednesday evening at ,
he home OF Mrs J. Harold Williams
Miss Marian a Clyde attended a ,
-hurch entertainment at the Baptist
,hu-ch. Waterford. Tuesday evening I
and whistled several selections during !
he everfng. ,
The Baptist Sunday school is pre-
pairing for q Christmas concert
Rev George H Miner, d. D.. of cdys- 4
&c occupied the pulpit OF the Baptist l
shurch last Sunday morning and even
ng- :
Mrs. Frank Clyde has returned from !
visit TO relatives IN Nashua, N. H {
Miss Helen Clyde has returned TO I
aaverhill, Mass, after q weeks visit
= the Clyde homested- 1
Able to Leave Hospital T
Clarence Watson has returned to his
lone here. after two weeks treatment
Z Backus hospital, Norwich. There
: not much Improvement in his con- 5
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