Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-03-17
MYSTIC
Tucker Mckendrick Marriage at Little
Church Around the Cornsr-Death
Of Mrs. William Younq-Methodist
Society Requests Pastors Return.

Miss Jennie Mae McKendrick, only
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. James Nc
kendrick; was united in marriage with
Clarence, E. Tucker of New York on
on Sunday afternoon at three o'clock
in the Little Church Around the Cor
ner in New York city. Mrs. Tucker
was born in Mystic and spent all her
life in this village until eighteen
months ago when she went to New
York to study elocution. Mr.. and Mrs.
Tucker will reside in New York, where
Mr.. Tucker is fruit broker.
No Game with. Troop B. -
Manager Shea of the basketball team
has stated that the game that was to
be played this evening in st. Patricks
hall with Troop e has been cancelled
The next game will take place on
Tuesday evening next when the Brown
university team will come from Prov
idence to play. A good game is looked
for. Davis will play center for Mystic.
Wilcox right forward, Gley left for
kin left guard. Ed Denehee of Ston-
ington will referee the game.
Death Of Mrs. William Young.
Mrs. Eliza Young, ", died after a
long and painful illness at the home
of her daughter. Mrs. Harry Prentice,
on Thursday morning. Deceased was
the widow of William Young, and had
spent many years in Mystic, where
she was trained nurse. She was a
member of st. Marks Episcopal
church. She leaves one daughter. Mrs.
Harry Prentice, and two rranddaugh-
yers, Misses Edna and Marion Prem
I lice.
Fourth Quarterly Conference.
| At sthe fourth quarterly conference
| ,f the Methodist Episcopal church,
| s7ev; J. H Newland, district superin-
endent being present, a unanimous
| All was given the pastor Rev c. Z.
/ Hatch, to return for ANOTHER year. The
I 'oliowing officers were elected: Stew
I lrdS, George w. Keigwin, George E..
siinnell, Thomas w. Ryley, John Ira
| -ena, Ira F. Noyes. William Stott, John
Noyes. Charles Johnson. S. s.
'rown Mackenzie, ]. Elmer Newbury,
4 Seorge p Spencer. George Wallace;
I recording steward, Ira f. Moves: dis
trict steward, George P. Spencer; com
| mittee on missions, Mrs. Halsey Pack
| er, Mrs. Jabez Brooks, Mrs Harriet
| Avery. Mrs. George w. Keigwin, Miss
Margaret Boothfnan; home missions
and church extension, Mrs. W. p,
Bostwick, Mrs. Alonzo B. Coils, Mrs.
< Ellery Burdick; Sunday school com
mittee, John Travena, John F. Noyes
| Miss Mabel Duncan, Miss Helen Bent
| ley,S Mrs; A. NJ Purdy. Mrs. Alex
| Taylor Mrs. Halsey Packer; tracts
Mrs. Otis Abel, Mrs. Jabez Brooks
Miss Margaret Boothma1n; freedrnan's
aid, Mrs. George Keigwin, Jabez
Brooks, John Travena; education, Alex
! Taylor, Donald Maxson, Mrs Thomas
Travena;s temperance, Jabez BROOKS
John F. Moves, Mrs. George M. Keie-
win: hospital committee and district
nurse association, Mrs. w. p. Bost
| wick, Mrs. G. C. Potter, Miss Flor
ence Coils: church music, Ira f.
Noyes, Mrs. Thomas w. Ryley. Mrs. w
p. Bostwick, Miss Nettie McGregor
~; Elmer Newbury; committee on
church records, George M. Keigwin
George E. Grinnell; estimating com
mittee, Charles H. johnson, George %
lGrinnell; parsonage committee. Ran
dali Brown, William Stott and La
dies Aid society; delegate to Will
mantle camp ground, Randall Brown;
trier of appeals, George E. GrinneH.
Local Notes.
The cake and apron sale held by the
ladies of the Congregational church or
ThurSday afternoon was largely at
tended and a good sum was added t.
the treasury,
George D. Johnson has returned
from New Haven. where he went as
delegate from Stonington lodge, No
rs, /. O. o. f., to attend the incorpora.
tors meeting, that was held in tina,
city on Wednesday,