Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-08
oLD IT MYSTI
Aeupsrintsndsr John Kennsdj 1e<f1r. :.
 ing from InjuriSs in A0te e6ls jSs
 Obituary Nctes Ne6 eester Tor Methodist Society.

Superintendent John Kennedy of t(1S Mystic Wollen comp&ny of Old QEy1tfc; who was injured in an aixtofndb1Ie e 9e- c1dent Monday evening at 9tol1ixlGt611 while on his way from the trdr66X6 6 mills at Hope Valley to ttg h9}5ie iil and suffering from tlk ef4eets Of the severe bruise on his left side and the broken finger on his right hand. a6 Is unable to move in bed because o4 the severe pain and sorUs1ess but 1t io hoped by shis physician thai there ls no internal injury. Mrs. Holmes. who was on the rear seat of tl1e car and whose nose was broken when thrown out, is doing as well as can be ex- pected. Her son, who was running the car, suffered a severe nervous shock, but is able to be otlt.
 Death Of Madeline sohoonovsr.
 MT. and Mrs. Alpheus Schoonover o1 Elmhurst were notified Saturday ot >the death of their niece. N18de1ine Schoonover, the ten- year -oId dangl1te1 of MT. and Mrs. John s. Schoonove1 of Stroudsburgll, Pa. The funeral was held Tuesday at the residence Of heI parents at Stroudsburgh. Mi. ScHoon- over is native of Old Mystic, being the youngest son of the late John s and Desire (Hewftt) Schoonoyer o1 Old Mystic.
 Attended Concert.
 The following young people attend ed the Old Folks concert held Tues. day evening of last week in the Con- gregational church at North Stoning. ton: Miss Elizabeth H. Hoxie, Miss Clara May Brown, Miss Florence Joln- son, Miss Madilla Watrous, Miss Ada Kennedy, Miss Blanche Brown, RAss Leah Johnson, Calvin H. Hoxie. Jr. Henry Layton, William Kennedy and William Holmes.
 New Pastor at M. E. Church.
 Rev. Fl. Vernon Merrill has been as signed to the pastorate of the Method ist Episcopal church, Old Mystic, fol the ensuing year.
 News in General.
 The Baptist library committee held an interesting session Monday evening with the chairman, Mrs. Charles o E1dredge, at Riverview.
 George W. Harris, plant techno1ogisi of the government bureau at Washing ton, D. C., with headquarters at Bald Winsville. N. F., and his brother, Prof Albert E. Harris of Vanderbilt uni versity, Nashville, Tenn, have return ed to their respective duties after at tending the funeral of their mother Mrs. Elizabeth Harris.
 Mrs. William H. Lamphere of Mystic is critically ill at the home of rela- lives in Brooklyn, N. Y. Mrs. Lam phere (Harriet Crum'b) is a native o1 thiis village
 Deacon Nehemiah M. Gallup. who has been seriously i'll for the past week with grip, is slowly improving. Mir Gallup is in his 95th year. The Woman s Christian Temperance union met Friday evening at the resi- dence of Mrs. Jane H. Dean.
 Relatives and friends of old Mystic have received invitations to the 11tt
 
 Floyd s. Russell. Elm cottage. Deni- son avenue, Mystic, Saurd6y April 15 at 7.30 p. m.
 Mrs. Tourjss Imprdvina.
 There is marked improvement in the condition of Mrs. Ruth Tourjee who incu5red serious burns from building bonfire in her garden two weeks ago.
 Miss Nellie F. Schoonover. student at Smith college, has arrived At Elm hurst to spend the Easter vacation with her parents, MT. and Mrs. Alphe- us H. Schoonover.
 Herman Rawitzer of New York, a member af the Mystic Wolleh company of Old Mystic, came here Tuesday tc look after the business interests al both the Hope Valley and Old Mystic mills.
 Miss Iva Johnson, who teaches al Putnam, is spending the spring vaca- ton with her parents, Mir. and Mrs Henry Johnson.
 william Clark is i'll. threatened with pneumonia
 Harold w. Schoonover returned to Worcester academy. Edward Campbell is critically i'll with grip and infiammatory rheuma- tism.
 Misses Amy Eldredge and Frances Eldredge, who teach at Versailles and Putnam. are spending their vacation with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Perry Eldredge.
 MT. and Mrs. Benjamin r. Crumh are recovering from severe attacks o1 grip.
 dr. and Mrs. Halsey E. Packer of Mystic were over Sunday guests of Mrs. Packers mother, Mrs. Abby P Dewey.
 Miss Cassie E. Crane of Poanonocl is the guest of her aunt, Mrs. Daniel W. Lamb.
 Deacon Hiram Burnett and daueh- ter Miss Josephine Burnett of Brook lyn, N Y., were over Sunday guests of the deacon's brother, Warren Burnett Mrs Ryder of Norwich is the gnest of her daughter, Mrs. David Cudworth, MT. and Mrs. Charles E. Lamphere returned to New Haven after a visit with relatives in the Mysfics.
 MOHEGAN