Norwich bulletin., 1911-03-25
NEW LONDON COUNTY
OLD MYSTIC
Union Willard esrvics PIanned-Birth- day csIsbration--Encoursgina Re- ports from Captain IT. E. Welies.

A union service will be held in. the Baptist church Sunday evening, March 26. It will be a Frances Willard cele- bration- The class of expression will have charge of the service.
 Served Chicken Supper.
 Mir. and Mrs. James $. Russell cele- brated Saturday last the birthday an nfversary at Hillside Lown. Children served d chicken supper. Those pres ent were MT. and Mrs. Floyd S. Russell and daughters, Miss Addte Russell and Mis Hazel Russell, and MT. and Mrs. AIonzo B; Collis and daughter, Miss Florence Collis, of Mystic, and Mt. and Mrs. Frank l.. Lamphere and daugh- ters. Mrs. Louise Farmer and Miss Etta May Lamphere. and MT. and Mrs. Thomas Grinnen of Mystic.
 Received Wedding Invitations.
 Hon. and Mrs. John R. Babcock and daughters, Miss Emily Babcock, Miss Susan H. Babcock, Miss Anna Babcock of Old Mystic gre among the relatives to whom invitations have been issued to the marriage of Miss Allis Babcock and George Stone of North Stoning- ton. The wedding takes place Tues day, March 2S. in the Baptist church at North Stondngton at o'clock in the afternoon.
 Mir. and Mrs. Henry Chesbro of Led yard entertained at dinner Saturday evening MT. and Mrs. Charles @. Eld- re1ge of Riverview and MT. and Mrs. Harry Denison of Ledyard-
 The Ladies Aid society of the Bap- tist church met Wednesday evening with Mrs. J. Harold Williams.
 Teachers Visiting Day.
 The Old Mystic schools held no ses- sions Monday, it being visiting day. Miss Bowker. the principal, visited schools in Boston; Miss Kent, teacher of the intermediate department, visit ed Providence schools, and Miss Clark, who teaches the primary grade, visited schools in Westerly.
 Flora Kennedy, the year old daugh- ter of MT. and Mrs. John Kennedy, un- derwent a slight surgical operation on Monday.
 The Baptist Sunday school has be- gun rehearsals for the Easter concert.
 Spent Winter Away.
 Mir and Mrs. Benjamin F. Crumb re- turned to the Crumb homestead Satllr- day. after speeding the winter months with their Son-in-laW and daughter, Dr. and Mrs. E. c. Chipman of New London.
 Mrs. Nathaniel H. Avery of Groton borough was a recent guest of her parents, Deacon and Mrs. William ID. Beckwith.
 Mrs. Harry F.. Hanks and daughter. Phyllis, have returned from five weeks visit to Captain and Mrs. John E. Spofford of Brooklyn, N. Y.
 Samuel E. Dennis, Jr., of Providence has been spending a few days in the Mystics.
 There is no Improvement in the con ciition of Mrs. William c. Harris, who was stricken with d serious illness about three weeks since.
 Miss Lillian P. Chipman of Brush wood was the guest Tuesday of Miss Lilly Gallup of Gallup Hill.
 Mrs. Elizabeth Cook has returned From Springfield, Mass, where she spent the winter with relatives.
 Mrs Calvin H. Hoxie has returned from d visit to relatives in Norwich. Charles Chipman of New London was calling on local friends Saturday
 Mrs. Frederick KuttIIff of Attieboro, NIass.,- has been the guest for few days of Mrs. Perry H. Fldredge.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles E. Lamphere of New Haven were Sunday guests of the fomer's parents, Mir. and Mrs. Ed win Lamphere. at Elm cottage.
 Wallace A. Phillips of Bridgeport was recent guest of Mir. and Mrs John R. Babcock.
 Miss Grace Meech has returned to Providence after visit to her moth CT.
 The United Workers of the Metho- dist church held last weeks meeting with Mrs. Abby F. Dewey.
 Mrs George G. Welles was a recent guests of her sister-in- flaw, Mrs. John Caswell of Plainfield, Ct.
 James Hyde of California was re- cent guest of his cousins, Miss Agalice c. Brown and Carlton w. Brown of Brooksfde.
 Encouraging Reports Received.
 The latest reports the Misses Welles have received from their brother, Cap tain T. Everett Welles of Pensacola Fla. who has been critically i'll, are en- couraging.
 Dwight Gallup has been ailing for the past few weeks, with not much inn provement yet in his condition.
 The Methodist Brotherhood met on Thursday evening at the Meth odist parsonage to continue the study of First ~id to the Injured
 Mrs. Frank A. King and daughter Alice, and Mrs. Henry Karol of Pres ton City were recent guests of Mrs John w. Shank.