Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-11-25
OLD MYSTIC
MIR. and Mrs Frank L. Lamphere En-
terrain EPworth League from Mystic
improvement in SidewaIk--New
Peach Orchard at Riverview.

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank L. Lamphere
entertained Tuesday evening the Ep-
worth league of the Methodist church
OF Mystic. The following members
We're present. Mr. and Mrs. J. A.
Rose, Mrs. William p. Bostwick, Mrs.
Violet Bostwick, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Schroeder, Miss Winffred Schroeder.
!! Charles Schroeder, Amos Hancox, Mrs.
Robert Chapman. Mr. and Mrs EIlery
Burdick< Mrs. Wallace, Mrs. Mary
Church. Mrs. William Douglas, the
Misses Ruth Abel. Blanche Burrows.
Dorothy Purdy, Lila Douglas, Flor
ence Brown, Lottie Hatch. Vera Bur-
dick, Evelyn Burdick, Minnie Johnson,
Mabel Hunt. Robert Hatch, Willard
keigwin, Harry Mackenzie. Morris
Ryley and Raymond Burdick- The
following prograp lrne was rendered:
Piano solo, Miss Ruth Abel; vocal
solo, Miss Blanche Burrows; vocal So
10, Willard Keigwin; piano solo, Harry
Mckenzie; vocal solo, Mrs. Louise
Farmer; piano duet, Miss Lila Doug
las and Miss Dorothy Purdy.
Those present from Old Mystic were
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank L. Lamphere,
Mrs Louise Farmer, Miss Eta May
Lamphere, Mrs. Edward Campbell,
Miss Margaret Boothman, Mr.. and
Mrs. Floyd S. Russell. the Misses Ad-
die and Hazel Russell and Miss Lille
p. Chapman. Supper was served.
Several improvements Appreciated.
The sidewalk from the village of Old
Mystic to RivervieW is being graveled
thoroughly by the town of (1roton as
sisted by Charles Q. Eldredge- Since
the advent of the trolley very many
visitors to the Catholic cemetery walk
from the end of the line down the
length of this walk and beyond to the
bury1ng ground, and besides these and
the usual travel, there are thirteen
school children that go over 1t every
school day With muddy roads on
the wet season the sidewalk is of great
benefit to the public who appreciates
its being put in good condition.
General News.
The United Workers OF the Metho-
dist church met Wednesday afternoon
at the home of Mrs. william R. Hall.
Mrs Calvin H Hoxie entertained
Wednesday evening the Ladies' Aid
society of the Baptist church.
MIR. and Mrs. Charles O. E1dredge
Of Riverview. Frederick A. Barnet of
Oaklawn and Ernest w. Brown of Riv-
srhead farm were in New London
Tuesday attending the poultry exhibit.
Set Out Peach Orchard.
Charles @. Eldredge has set out
peach orchard at Riverview alongside
Of the highway where this year he
raised the banner corn crop.
Personal and impersonaI.
Mrs. Elisha c. Davis who underwent
! surgical operation last week at Me-
norial hospital, New London, is stead
ly gaining.
J Mrs frank E. Gates has returned
o Providence after a brief visit TO
Ter aunt. Miss Matilda Holloway.
: Shepard Haines of New York is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Prentice A. Will
ans.
George S. Brewster and Miss Carrie
Hoseiy of North Adams Mass, were
sunday guests at RiYerview.
Miss Ruth Williams is recovering
rom an attack of grip.
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Strickland and
win sons, Masters Francis and Lee Of
'oauonnoc were Sunday guests of Mr.. |
ind Mrs. Oscar F. Crumb
Mr.. and Mrs Calvin H. Hoxie were |
'ver-Sunday guests of relatives in
Norwich.
Mrs Gertrude Sanger of Noank was
Village caller Monday
Mrs. Alpheus II. Schoonover is a
,uest at the home of her brother and !
lister. Mr. and Mrs. Abram Schoon- /
'ver of Norwich.
Mrs. j. Harold Williams is the guest |
his week of her brother-in-Iaw and |
lister, Mr.. and Mrs. John DeGirard of |
Brooklyn. n. Y