Norwich bulletin., 1911-08-30
MYSTIC
Choral Union Gives Successful Con- cert-Robert StapIins Escapes In- jury in Train WrecI-Local Partici pants in Westerly Musicale.

cert-Robert StapIins Escapes In- jury in Train WrecI-Local Partici- pants in Westerly Musicale. One of the finest concerts ever giv- en in Mystic took place at the Ly- ceum theater when the Mystic Choral union of 90 voices, which has been under the instruction of William H. Neidlipger rendered an attractive con- cert programme, for the benefit of the Village Nurse association, being lib- erally patronized The soloists were Mrs Barnum Win ters, Mrs F. H. Merrill. soparonos; Willard N. Keigwin. tenor: Miss Browne. contralto: Eugene B. Sea Helen Wilcox accompanied on the pi- ano. The programme follows: Part I.-Prayer; Promise and Praise, a sacred cantata, by Neidlinger; cho- rus, Out of the Depths; contraIto solo, Miss Browne; chorus, My Soul Waiteth Truth. Mrs. Merrill, Miss Browne, Wn- lard \. Keigwin, Eugene E. Seamans; chorus, Judge Me. o God: chorus, He That Dwel1eth; duet, Search Me, 0 God, Mrs. Merrill. Allan W. Rathbun; chorus, Q Give Thanks; solo, Lead Me to the Rock, Mrs. Barnum Winters; chorus. Gods Own Refuge.
 Part H.-Me7i's chorus. Bye, Baby, Eye; solo F. E. Seamans; mixed cho- rus. Maidens with the Lips So Rosy; tFomen's chorus, Day Is at Last De- parting, GaIiia, motif by Gounod; Solitary Lieth the City.
 The good work of sooIists and c1o- rus was heartily applauded and the director was given proof that his ef- forts were thoroughly appreciated.
 Robert Stspiin in Train Wreck.
 Robert StapIins of this place was on the train on the Shore line division on Sunday evening en route to Hart ford that was wrecked near Middle town. Reports from him on Tuesday stated that Ee escaped without serious injury. MT. Stapiins had been in Mystic to spend Sunday and was re- turning to his work when the accident happened.
 Entertained Monday Club. < Miss Geneva Rathbun entertained the members of the Monday club at her summer home in Quiamba-Ig on Monday. The members left Mystic on tine 1908 trolley and were met at Miners corner. pus concveying them 10 Miss Rathbun's- home. about one mile north of the trolley line At noon dinner was served. The afternoon was given over to making arrange ments for fall work. i delightful day was spent.
 Wofk on rofey Exterston.
 On the trolley line between Mystic and Old Mystic the ties and rails are nearly all laid At the junction of Broadway and East Main street a switch is to be put in. The linemen are busy at work with the overhead wiring. It is hoped to have the trolley running by the middle of September.
 Firemen Plan Outing.
 The Mystic hook and ladder com pany is making arrangements for the annual picnic and clambake to be held Monday Oabor day) at Nauyaug. George D. Johnson is chairman of ar engagements.
 Trophy for Tennis Expert.
 The silver loving cup to be presented by Jesse D. Crary to the winner in the tennis tournament to take place at the Mystic Country club this week, IS on exhibition at Perry & Stones store.
 Took Part in Westerly Musicale.
 Mrs. Nellie Raymond and Miss Car olNn Beebe who spend the summer in MNstie. were in Westerly Tuesday aft ernoon and took part in the musicale SlVen by Mrs. Harriet Cottrell at her home on Elm street.
 Local Jottinas.
 Theodore Kirby of Providence is vis- II.
 Mir. and Mrs Jeremiah Holmes of Bridgeport are spending a few days at Willow Point.
 Mir. and Mrs. B. l.. Holmes have returned from four weeks stay at the White mountains
 Roy lift and Everett Johnson have returned from Providence
 ATS. Luke Mckeon and daughter are Nis!tlng relatives in Providence
 samuel Stewart and son. Samuel, Jr,, are visitin gin Lancaster, Pa.
 Mfs. fhebe Burrows is spending her vacation at Maplewood, N. Il.
 sidney Rathbun is seriously ill at the home of his niece, Mrs. Alfred Butler.
 Elmer Brown of North Stonington IS visiting Mystic relatives.
 Charles Eberhardt of New York is visiting at the home of Mrs Mary
 Mrs. Edward Dobson of New Brit ain is theh guest of her sister. Mrs. John Mccarthy
 Mir. and Mrs. Thomas Bush are spending two weeks in Waterbury. MT. and Mrs. George Leland Miner have returned Providence after a visit to Rev. and Mrs. George H. Miner.
 Miss Lois Palmer of Hartford is in town
 Joseph Donahue of Waterbury is the guest of his parents Mr. and Mrs. Peter Donahue.
 Fred Douglas and Max Burdett are in New York.
 Mrs George Stafford and son, Jus tin Stafford. are visiting in Hartford.
 MT and Mrs. Fred Murphy have re- turned to Hartford after a visit with the formers parents. MT. and Mrs. Enos Murr1hy.
 Mrs. Alice Jackson of Jersey City is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Amos 
 Warren Kimball of New York is the guest of MT. and Mrs. F. Kirke Spaulding.
 Miss Helen Irving has returned to Pa.. after visit to her MT. and Mrs. Alexander Try ing.
 Rev. R. w. Hatfield has returned from visit to Halifax, N s.
 Dr. A. M. Purdy has returned to