Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-07-29
OLD MYSTIC
Order Of Service at Union Nesting
Garden Party at Parsonase-Big
Red Snake. kiIied-PersonaIs.


There were no preaching services at
the Baptist church Sunday.
Evangelist Albany r. Smith preached
Sunday morning at the Methodist
church. Mrs George 0. Reed inn
pressiveIy rendered a solo during the
the evangelist sang He Lifted Me.
union service was held in the eve
ming at the M. E. church conducted
by Evangelist Smith. The choirs of
the Baptist and Methodist churches
united in the choruses. The order of
Hymn, I Need Thee Every Hour.
choirs and congregation; prayer,
Evangelist Smith; duet. The Better
Land, Miss Lottie Marchand, Evangel-
list A. r. Smith; solo, Take My Life
a Tbae Let MRS R Be AL for
chorus. Stand Up for Jesus; solo,
Lord, I Believe. Mrs. George Q. Reed;
reading, selection from Black Rock,
Miss Florence johnson; solo, An Eve
ming Prayer. Mrs. Robert J. Hender
son; chorus, The Royal Banner; solo,
Face to Face, Mrs. George o. Reed;
solo, My Only Song Is Jesus, Albany
r. Smith; collection; hymn, Abide
With Me, choir and congregation;
benediction, Evangelist Smith.
Garden Party.
A garden party was held Wednes-
day evening on the Methodist parson-
age lawn from 6 till p. m. Salads,
cold meats, sanwiches and ice cream
were on sale. The proceeds will be
used for church expenses.
Three Foot Red Snake Killed.
Hiram Holdredge of Old Mystic
killed a red snake on Candlewood Hill
Saturday which measured three feet
and three inches in length.
The Ladies Aid society of the Bap-
fcf oh Of low fvrr oh
the home of Miss Lucy Gallup.
Rev. George o. Reed and family OF
Abingdon are guests of former parish
toner's.
Mr. and Mrs. William D. Harris OF
New London motored to Watch Hill.
They were accompanied by Mrs, Har-
ris' sister. Miss Gertrude w. Chap
man of Old Mystic.
Postmistress Elizabeth H. Hoxie
was recent guest of friends at
Ocean Beach,
Mrs Nathaniel H. Avery has re-
turned to Groton, after two weeks
visit to her parents, Deacon and Mrs.
William D. Beckwith.
Little Phyllis Harvey is recovering
from an illness.
Mrs F. A. Marsh has returned to
Maynard. Mass, after visit to her
sister, Mrs. Abner Wilkinson.
Mrs. Watts has returned to Poquo-
mock after a weeks stay with Mrs.
William Gilbert.
Miss Bertha c. Lamb is the guest
of her sister, Mrs. Joseph A. Clark of
Poquetanock.
Guests from New York.
Mrs. Eugene C. Reggie and daugh-
ter. Mildred. and son, Raymond, and
Miss Sagura, all of New York city,
are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert j.
Henderson at Pleasant View farm.
Going to Europe.
Miss May Bentley who has taught
in New York. will not spend her sum-
mer vacation at White Hall, as usual,
but will take a trip to England with
a party of young women teachers.
Matteo Panceria has improved the
house he purchased of Frederick A.
Barnes by the addition of a handsome
veranda across the entire front. A
new walk will be laid from the We
randa to the street.
Mrs. NJ L. Averili and daughter,
Miss Sarah Averill, have returned to
Worcester, after a visit to Mr.. and
Mrs. William H. Harris.
Mr.. and Mrs Herbert @. Eldredge
of Perry H Eldredge and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Paisley and
family Of South Manchester are the
guests of Mrs. Annie E. Avery.
DR.. and Mrs. Greene and child of
New York were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Nathan Williams of Gallup Hill
during last week.
Dana T. Gallup is spending the
summer at Manchester by the Sea,
Mass, with the family OF Henry Ca
bot, as tutor Of Mr.. Cabot's two sons.
Receivers from Illness.
Mrs. c. Edwin Stapleton has return
ed to her home at Burnett's Corners,
after an illness from diphtheria at
the home of her son-in-law, Henry
F7itzpatrick of NOank She was ac-
companied by her daughter, Mrs. F'itz-
patrick, who has also just recovered
from diphtheria.
Mrs Lundy has returned to her
home at Passaic, n. J., after a visit
to her cousins, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Har-
old Williams :.
Miss Annie E. Lee is the guest Of
her cousins, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Champlain of Saunderstown, r. I.