Norwich bulletin., 1911-09-09
AEV LONDON COUNTY
OLD MYSTIC
r. Celebrate Opening e< New TroI- icy Line-Religious Notes-Teachsrs and Pupils Begin Years Work.

and Pupils Begin Years Work.
 There was a large attendance at the meeting in the conference rooms in the Williams block Saturday evening to devise ways and means for cele- bration of the opening of the trolley line to this village, which it is expected will be completed within the next four days. The sentiment of the meeting was strongly in favor of a celebration for the entertainment of the ofi1cia Of the Groton & Stonington St. Railway company. their friends and guests, and it marks the appreciation of the 1n- habitants of this village for the public convenience which the extension of a branch line to this place affords Res olutions were adopted. and the neces- sary @ommit itueesappointed to make the celeora ton an enjoyable one. It is planned. weather permitting, to serve a collation. in Lamphere's park, direct ly opposite the terminus of the line. This will be followed by brief ad dresses by a number of those present
 To Supply Baptist Pulpit.
 Evangelist Singer Albany R. Smith will supply the Baptist pulpit for the following Sundays: September 10, IT. and 24.
 Union Service.
 A union service will be held Sunday evening September 10. in the Baptist CnCGCH. itc StI1uOD W III bc Uy tilC pastor of the Methodist church. Rev. William B. Cornish. The subject will be Manhood and Jesus Christ, or Why Man Should Be a Christian. Mir. Cornish has spent several years in Young Mems Christian association work
 Attending High School.
 The following pupils of Old Mystic are attending the Stonington high school. which opened Tuesday, Sep temoer ,; Helen Williams, Norah Massey. Hazel Clyde, Blanche Brown, jams, Dorothy Harris, Sadie Kennedy, Viola Eldredge. Esther Barnes and Clark Barnes. Paul B. Lamphere, Philip Harris Arthur DesfOsses and Elwood David
 Sunday Schools Protest.
 During last Sundays services at the Methodist and Baptist churches, it was unanimously voted to send pro- test against Secretary of Agriculture Wilson acting as honorary president of the Second International Brewers congress to be held in Chicago in De- tober.
 The Old Mystic Mems club met at the NJ. E. parsonage Wednesday eve ming. The new constitution was adopt ee and an interesting programme was carried out.
 The younger boys will meet at the M. l.. parsonage today (Saturday) at 1.30 o'clock to organize a patrol Of Boy Scouts All boys over eleven are elig- ible.
 New R. F. D. Route.
 The first delivery for R. F. D. route, No 2 was de Friday. September 1. This will start from Mystic postohlce, passing through Old Mystic by the riv CT road. then through part of the town of Ledyard., on to Lantern Hill returning to Mystic office by the way of Quoquetaug Hill, Old Mystic, and Quiambaug. 5=ic
 Teachers Appointed.
 The Old Mystic schools will open on Monday, Sept 1r5sMith the following teachersz Miss Marion E. Batchelder, in grades to &; Miss Charlotte John son for grades 3 to 5: and Miss Flor encs V. Nichols for grades 1 and ?.
 General News.
 Miss Susan H. Babeock entertained the Ladies' Aid society of the Baptist church Tuesday evening.
 The Women's Christian Temperance union met Friday at the home of Mrs. Jane H. Dean.
 Prof. William G. Park of Seaview cottage has left for Boston. where he will serve as principal of the boys department at Perkins Institute for the Blind Guests at Riverview with their host
 
 gansett Pier last Friday.
 Capt. T. Everett Welles and brother, George Welles, attended the fair at Hartford Monday and Tuesday.
 Mrs Cornish returned Labor day to her home at Paterson. N. J.. after, a visit to her brother. Rev. William B. Cornish, at the M E. parsonage.
 Judge Willis E. Heaton has returned to Troy, N. Y., after spending his annual vacation at Riverview.
 J. A1pheus. Schoonover of New York spent Sunday and Labor day at Elm hurst with his parents, MT. and Mrs. Alpheus H. Schoonover.
 Mir and Mrs Frederick Munich and two children have returned to Bridge port after a visit to Mir and Mrs. Charles Q. Eldredge at Riverview.
 Mrs Frederick E. Dewhurst of Chi oago was the guest Tuesday Of her father, Hon. Amos B. Taylor and a friend of Philadelphia were call ing Labor day on MT. and Mrs Al pheus H. Schoonover.
 Frank E. Gates returned Tuesday to Providence after a visit over Labor day at the Holloway homestead. Mrs. Gates and their young daughter, Mil dred, remained at the homestead for another day.
 Mrs Charles Leavens- -Eidredge and daughters. Marguerite and Amethyst, have returned to Greenville, N. H., aft CT a visit to Mrs. Eldredge's parents, Deacon and Mrs. Daniel Frink, and other relatives.
 Edwin Egglestone has returned to Yonkers, N Y., after a visit to MT. and Mrs. Andrew Haley.
 Samuel E. Dennis is sick at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Louis Bar low of Newport.