Norwich bulletin., 1911-10-28
NEW LONDON COUNTY
OLD MYSTIC
Clarence Watson Shows Litae ln1- provement-LocaI Girl Comp etes for Diamond Medal - Albany Smith Starts for New York.

Clarence Watson met with. an acci- dent Sunday last at Westerly, when he vyss seriously injured and badly bruised He was driving in a team between Brightman's Pond and Westerly when fine kingboIt of the vehicle broke and he fell ont striking on his head with s,ch force as to render hJ m uncon- sfious. He was taken in the, ambulance from Westerly to his home here, in the Wolf Neck district. He still lies in critical state, with not muc h Ii any lm- u,rovenent in his condition since he was first injured.
 Guests of Mrs. La mphere.
 Nrrs Frank P. LamplseTe entertained a party of friends at ldillside terrace Wednesday. The guests were. Miss Mary Murphy, Miss Nellie Adams and Mrs. Charles E. Holly of Mystic, and Miss Sarah H. Fellows and Miss Lillie p. Chapman of Old Mystic. A course dinner was served at 1 o'clock. The day was given over to music and so- claI intercourse.
 Connected for Diamond Medal.
 Miss Lottie Marchand returned Mon day from Meriden, where she was one of the five competitors for the diamond medal at the contest at the Woman Christian Temperance Union conven- ion last week in that city. Although the prize was won by Mir. Andrews of Willimantic. Miss Marchand stood a close second.
 Albany Smith Goes to New York State. Evangelist Singer Albany R. Smith was calling on friends in the village Monday, preparatory to his departure for New York state, where he will be- gin his engagements for the winter months Mrs. Smith and two little pons. Jackie and Wilbur. will reside here at the Methodist parsonage dur Ing his absence.
 The Ladies Aid society of the Bap- fist church rnee Wednesday evening at Inc home of Mrs. Hiram Holdredge.
 Delegates 10 Convention.
 Mrs. William D. Beckwith has return Id from Waterbury, where she was a delegate from the First Baptist church, Did Mystic to the state convention.
 News in General.
 Rev. Lucian B. Drury of North Ston- inEton occupied ths pulpit of the Bap- fist church last Sunday morning
 Mrs. William P. BostWick and dangh- ter. Violet, and Mrs. Hancock were guests Wednesday of Mrs. Floyd $. Russell at Hillside farm.
 Air. and Mrs. !. Emerson Harris and 4Ir. and Mrs. William D. Harris of New London were Sunday guests of Mrs. w. D. Harris's father and sis- truds W. Chapman
 Miss Ruth Lararen of New Haven is a visitor this week ct the home of her p0z1zxna, Ar. and Mrs. Harry Cady.
 Mrs. Harry F. Hanks and daughter. PhyIlia are guests Of MT. and Mrs, Bea1arnin L. Null of Noanll
 Mfr. and Mre. Charles Austin Of West ersy were recent guests of ME. and Mrs D. Frank Wheeler.
 Dana TcySOP Gallup returned Mon day to Harvard Law school. after a vass1 to his mother. n1rs Simeon Gal fzp.
 Georgs walworth Middleton has re- turned 50 New York. after an over Sunday siAtt with his family at tleiE surnzne7 residences on Quoquetaus Hiu.
 afra. zofrn E. SpoTord has returned 70 Erou&7yn.Ny~ after a months visit Go relatives ae Burnetts Corners, Mys- He end %oank.
 Robert ,. Henderson of Pleasant View 6arm has recovered from d week g illness.
 Mrz. Samuel K Dennis. Jr., of Prov f6encs and Mrs. Louis Barlow of New port have returned np their homes, aft e visit to Sanalxez E. Dennis at ths Dennis homestead on the River road
 Mrs. John E. WiiHaxns is recovering from a serious illness.
 Mfss Genie WiApple and brother, Elm srsou whfpP1A. of Center Groton, were calling Sunday on their grandma ther Mrs. Mary ,. Williams
 Smeit fishing Is the fs;vortts aut71zn | past1ne,Gnd many from the HysEcS are enSsEed h t.