Norwich bulletin., 1911-01-21
OLD MYSTIC
Baptist Church Elects officers-Li- brary Committee Named = Ernest w. Brown Lectures at Kingston.

At the annual meeting of the Bap- tist church the following officers were elected for the ensuing year: Clerk Frank E. Williams; agent A. Zephd- miah M. Gallup; collector, Mrs. Hor- ace O. Williams; collector of en- velopes. Mrs. William D. Beckwith standing committee, Oscar F. Crumb William D. Beckwith, Daniel Brink; committee on benevolence, William D. Beckwith. Nehemiah M. Gallup; ush- CTS, A Zephaniah Brown, David Brink
 The Baptist library committee ap pointed by superintendent Frank E. Williams includes: Chairman, Mrs Charles c. Eldredge; Wiss Lillian P, CMpman, Miss Clara. Bennett, Oscar F. Crumb. Harry F. Hanks.
 Attended Niantio Funeral.
 Mrs. Elizabeth Greene Bigelow, whose death occurred Wednesday of last week at her home in Mantle, Ct was a sister of Charles Green of Old Mystic. MT. and Mrs. Green and their two daughters, Misses Lydia and Ma bel Green, attended the funeral held at her home.
 Death of Mrs. E. C. Hartley.
 Mrs. Elisha c. Hartley died Sunday morning after a lingering illness. The funeral was held at her home Tues day afternoon at o'clock Rev. H V Morrill,, pastor of the Methodist Episcopal church, of1iciated. Burial was in Elm Grove cemetery.
 Lectured at Kingston.
 Ernest w. Brown of Riverhead farm Old Mystic, lectured Thursday after noon of last week to class numbering 70 at Kingston college. On Friday he visited the poultry show in Boston.
 The United Workers of the Method ist church met Wednesday afternoon with the president, Mrs. Harmon Main.
 The Ladies' Aid society of the Bap- tist church met Wednesday evening with the president, Mrs. Oscar F. Crumb.
 Mrs Sumner LincoIn's Death.
 Mrs. Stephen A. Brown received word Wednesday of the death of her sister, Mrs. Sumner Lincoln CMary saunders), at her home at somervtlle Mass. Death was due to heart trou- ble. Mrs. Lincoln was a resident of Old Mystic during the early years of her life.
 Theodore Johnson has returned from Providence where he has attended an automobile school. The Baptist Sunday school library has loaned 1,578 volumes during the year 1910-
 Attended Grange Meeting.
 Miss Louise Harris, Miss Florence Johnson, Miss Leah Johnson and Ev- erett Johnson attended the last We'd nesday evenings session of the Ston- ingtonl grange at the Road district. Miss Harris and MT. Johnson were in- itiated at this session.
 Frederick Wildig, a Stafford Springs member of the Mystic Woolen compa- ny of Old Mystic. was a recent busi- less caller here.
 Mrs. H. v. Morrill, of wellfeet Mass, and infant, arrived Saturday at the Methodist parsonage. She was accompanied by her mother, Mrs guest of Rev. and Mrs. Morrill,
 Mrs. Aipheus H. Scifioonover of Eimhurst is the guest of her brother and sister. MT. and Mrs. Abram Sci1oonover of Newark.
 Harlow Burton of Cuba, N.s r., is the guest Of MT. and Mrs Edward Chessbro and family at Burnetts Corners.
 David Cudworth has moved his fam fly and housero1d goods from, Mrs Benj Hewitt's house to the tenement house of Frederick A. Barnes in residence MT. Cudworth is employ ed as teamster by Mir. Barnes.
 Visited His Stock Farm.
 George w. Middleton has returned to New York after a visit to his stock farm on Quoquetaug Hill.
 Mrs. John B. Spofford and young daughter Thelma of Brooklyn, N. Y are guests of Mrs. Spofford's parents MT. and Mrs. Charles E. Stapelyn.
 Miss Minnie Welles has returned from a visit to her brother-in-l law ano sister, Mir. and Mrs. Ray.
 Clinton Fitch of New London was 8 recent guest of his uncle and aunt MT. and Mrs. Hiram Holdredge.
 Miss Mabel Green has returned iron, visit to her aunt, Mrs. Frank Stan ton of Lyme.
 Mir. Wiles returned to East Green wich academy Monday after an over- Sunday. visit to his brother-fn- law Rev. H. V. Morrill,.
 Representative John R. Babcoek if in Hartford this week.
 Mrs. William P. Welles and Mrs Clarence Watson were Sunday visitors at Poquetanock.
 Mrs. Elisha c. Davis has returned from visit to MT. and Mrs. Harry Keeney of New London
 Albert Welles received a bad wound in his finger last week while working in his fathers Sawmill.
 Mrs. Oscar F. Crumb was recent guest of her sister n-law, Mrs. Mar. tin B. Stoddard.