Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-03-04
OLD. MYSTIC
Methodist Young People Give Old
Folks Concert-sociaI Clears $40.

The Methodist young people gave an
Old Folks concert Wednesday evening,
March q A large audience was de-
lightfully entertained by the following
programme: Ye First Halfe-Tymish.
Msthusela Standish; Harpsichorder,
Mehitabel Jones; Songs of Ye Old
Folks, Ye Bigge Choire; Near, All Ye
Singers: A Piece Spoken, Patience
SON; strike the Cymbals, Ye Bigge
Cloire; Cousin Jedediah, Brother Jo-
siah Haskins and Ye Choire; A Piece
Spoken, Wealthy Pettibone; Chorus,
Juniata. Ye Womans Choire; Quar-
tette, Methusela Standish, Josiah Has
kins, Belinda Tucker and Mehitabel
Jones. We choire will get breath a. few
minutes.
Ye Second Haife-Turne, All Ye
Singers; Jerusalem, My Glorious Home,
We Bigge Choire: A Piece Spoken.
Uriah Slope; solo, Sister Dorothy Doc
little; Two-Part song, o Samantha anita
solo, Ichabod Strong; A Piece Spoken.
Tabitha Waitsti1l; ehorus, Ye Menne
Singers; Star Spangied Banner, Ye
Bigge Choire- Ye MEME and womene
who be blessed with good lungs may
stand up and sing We last tune.
Those who took part in the con-
cert were Miss Gertrude Chapman,
Mrs. Frederick A. Barnes. Mrs. Harriet
Peckham Mrs. Florence Johnson, Miss
Clara Mae Brown, Miss Huldah Dis
hey, Miss Helen Williams, Miss Lydia
Greene. Miss Christine Avery, Miss
Leah Johnson, Miss Blanche Brown,
Miss Sadie Kennedy, Miss Mabel
Greene, Miss Dorothy Harris, Miss Fay
Johnson, Miss Nancy Avery, Miss
Esther Barnes. Miss. Lottie Marchand,
Mrs J.. Harold Williams, Miss Ann
Babcock and. Mrs. Frank Earl Will
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ace o. Williams, Gustave Houschild,
Everett johnson, Halsey E. Packer,
Archibalde Lambert, Lawrence Will
liams, Clark Barnes, Philip Harris and
Theodore Johnson
With the Church Societies.
The Ladies Aid society of the Bap-
tist church met Tuesday evening with
Mrs. William d. Beckwfta1-
The United Workers of the Method
1gt church met Wednesday afternoon
with Mrs Ruth Tourjee.
Sunday evening the Baptist choir
will present service of story and
song entitled Saved ait Sea-"
Miss Nellie F. Schoonoyer returned
Tuesday to Smith college after a two
weeks visit at Elml1urst with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. AIpheus Schoon-
over.
Miss Urabel woodman of Boston was
the guest over Sunday of her cousin,
Miss Emma Bowker.
Cleared $40.
The Methodist Brotherhood cleared
about $40 from its Valentine supper.
There was a good attendance at the
/ Washington social at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. ]. Harold Williams. The pro-
ceeds will be used for church expenses.
There is no improvement in the con-
dition of Mrs. William c. Harris. who
was stricken suddenly and seriously i'll
last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Lee have re-
turned to North Stonington after a
visit to Mrs. Lees uncle and aunt, Mr..
and Mrs. Hayes Boss.
/ Ernest w. Brown has returned from
a bushes strip to New London, Hebron
and Norwich.
Mrs. Harry Keeney of New London is
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Haley.
Lawyer Jensen of Stamford is visit
| ing Mrs. Jensens parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
George H. Waterbury, at The Naples
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles E. Lamphere of
Bridgeport were guests Sunday of Mr..
and Mrs. Edwin Lamphere.