Norwich bulletin., 1911-11-11
NEW LONDON COUNTY.
OLD MYSTIC
w. C. T. U. Elects Officers-Offcial Board of United Workers-G. and S. Road Lights the Highway-TenPer- ance Sunday Sern1ons.

The annual meeting of the Woman s Christian Temperance union was held Friday at 3-3O p. m- at the residence CT Mrs Jane H. Dean. The following officers were elected for the ensuing year: President, Mrs Emily Schoon- over: first vice president, Miss Mar garet BOothman: second vice president, Miss Genevieve F'rink; third vice pres ident Mrs. Cordelia Davis; recordin g secretary. Mrs. Anna Williams; core spending secretary, Miss Mary H. Dean; treasurer Miss Genevieye Brink.
 United Workers Election.
 The annual meeting of the United Workers of the Methodist Episcopal church was held Wednesday at p. Iii. in the NJ E. rooms in the Williams block The following officers were elected: President, Mrs. Herman Main; vice president, Mrs. George G. Welles; secretary, Miss S. Annie Williams; treasurer, s. Annie Williams; direc- tresses. Miss Callie T. Chapman, Mrs. Prentice A. Williams and Mrs. Joseph Desley
 The Ladies' Aid society of the Bap- Wednesday evening at the home of Mrs. Frank L. Lamphere.
 Taken to Rackus Hospital
 Clarence Watrous who was serious Iy injured about the head two weeks ago by a fall from wagon while driv ing near Westerly, was taken Tuesday t6 Backus hospital for treatment.
 Electric Street Lights
 The Groton and Stonington Street Railway company has installed electric lights in Main street, Old Mystic, from the east end of the factory of the Mys- the terminal of the track near H. O. Williams store.
 Recited at Concert.
 Misses Etta May Lamphere Viola EsIdredge and Hazel Clyde gave recfta- tions at the harvest concert at the Methodist Mystic Ia at Sunday evening. Miss Lamphere recited The Angels in the Clouds and The Teach ers Reward. Miss Eldredge rendered The Pastors Reyerie, and Old Soapy was rendered by Miss Clyde.
 MT and Mrs. William P. Weller en- tertained a house party Sunday. The guests were Mir. and Mrs. Comfort Bcgue and family. MT. and Mrs. George Bogue and family of Norwich and MT and Mrs. William Gilbert and family of Plea sant View, Old Mystic.
 try farm has returned from a business trip to Hartford, Springfield. Worces-- ter and Fitchburg.
 To Deliver Temperance Sermons.
 Rev. w1nfnr1a B Cornish, pastor of the Methodist church, will observe the at the morning service on The Relation of the Church to the Cause of Temper ance- The subject of the evening ser non win be The Unpardonable Sin
 
 stsrllnG Pastor Coming. Rev Mir Anderson Of Sterling will sccupy the pulpit af the Baptist church @anAay morning and evening, Nov. 12.
 Brtefs sad Personals.
 Rzzph HaywR&d returned to Man s.ffsSter -br- ahe-Sea, Mass, where he is pptncspaA of a school, after an over Sunday visit to his uncle and aunt, NIT. and MrH Prentice A Williams. Mrs. yohp L. TtSt and daughter, sdnc EaHaezk IA.Ensy, of Providence, are ss1eess s< MA end Mrs. W. Martin NAits. Mrs. M. osaee Hammond and the Nssses HArFfek and Virginia Root of rcezr London were Eecent guests at the ko1ss of Hf< and Hrs. Teseph L. Des- Mss fx F. z.s<ssin of New Haven and k1ss M. c. Maooniber of New York are gsssses thfs week of MT. and 1 Mrs Calvin H. Hozae. cher7ss Q. nEredEe of Rverview l and FrsdeYs<k A Baxnee of oakiawn | ~e9e fn c<xsttc Tuesday evening at l t endsnx ffss fssss Masonic meeting held | in <be new &fzsUnie temple Hlas EHzz1esA za Hezie has return l eA trap . wssA te her cousin. Miss | FxFA IAfsAn, 4 Ew Haven- was esMkAx rnee6ay on local relatives | ss7se xsny EaSz~dEe irnpressiveIy | rssa3sre6 eiae ssio entitled His Wound l eA S51t ax eHFrtery last Sunday | fn sRrfr91aa the Baptsst church.