Norwich bulletin., 1911-03-11
OLD MYSTIC
Union service-Isaae Rhodes, Funsr- aI-Judss Hsaton's Office Damaged by Fire.

Union service-Isaae Rhodes, Funsr-
 aI-Judse Heaton's Office Damaged
 by Fire.
 Rev. George H. Miner, D. D.. occu- pied the pulpit of the Baptist church Sunday morning. Rev. H. Vernon Merrill, pastor of the Methodist church. preached Sunday morning from the subject, Jesus, the Leader Both congregations united Sunday evening to listen to a service of story and song, entitled, Saved at Sea, presented by the Baptist choir The parts of the story were read by Mrs. J. Harold Williams and Frank Earl Williams, fnterspersed by choruses and solos by the choir.
 Crayon Social.
 Rev. and Mrs. H. Vernon Morrill, entertained at the Methodist parson- age the Epworth league and friends at a crayon social at 8 p. m.
 Funeral of Isaac Rhodes.
 Isaac Rhodes died Thursday after noon at the home of his son-fn- law and daughter, MT. and Mrs. Charles H. Greene. MT. Rhodes was a retired fireman of New York He was 8s years old. Has spent the past three years with his daughter. Death was due to age. The funeral was held on Wednesday at D. m. at the home of MT. and Mrs. Greene. The body was taken Thursday at g a. m to Mantle for burial in the Lyme cemetery. MT. and Mrs Greene and daughters, Miss accompanied the body to Mantle. MT. Rhodes is survived by one other daughter, Mrs. Sarah K. O'Connor of New York.
 Met with President.
 The Ladies' Aid society of the Bap- tist church met Wednesday evening with the president, Mrs. Oscar F. Crumb.
 [, William Hancox suffered a stroke of paralysis early in the week. He is 30 years of age.
 The Methodist Brotherhood held the regular meeting at the Methodist par sonage Friday evening. The first les son in first aid to the injured" was given them.
 Rev. William E. Blake of Newton theological seminary will occupy the Baptist pulpit Sunday.
 c. Q. Eldredge has purchased of the administrator of the estate of James Eldredge the house and lot on the south side of Riverytew.
 Judge Heaton's Fire.
 A $75,000 fire in Hoosick Falls, N. r., last week badly wrecked the pri- vate law office of Judge Heaton, who
 
 consecutive summers at Riverview with MT. and Mrs. Charles 0. Eld- redge.
 William H. F. Hanks attended the funeral of his sister-in-law, Mrs Edwin B. Miner, held Monday in Nor Wich-
 MT. and Mrs. Frank E. Gates of Providence were guests Sunday of their aunt, Miss Matilda Holloway.
 Miss Florence Johnson was the guest Tuesday of her cousin, Mrs George Gardner.
 Cleared $22.50
 The Epworth league cleared $22.5( at the Old Folks concert given in the Methodist church last Friday evening
 There is a slight improvement ir the condition of Mrs. William c. Har- riS, who has been seriously i'll for two weeks.
 MT. and Mrs. James Paul Brown and son Elwood were over-Sunday guests of Mir. and Mrs. Edwin Lamphere. Mrs. Julia Brown has been ailine for the past few days. She is in hel S7th year.
 Mrs. Annie Packer is the guest oi her uncle and aunt, MT. and Mrs Cloudon Witter, of Fall River.
 Miss Leah Johnson attended or her cousin, George Gardner of sProvi. dence.
 Miss Sarah Young of New LondoI is the guest of Miss. Fay Johnson. Given a Surprise Party. Miss Jennie Frink, who has been z guest for the past month of hel brother law and sister, Rev. ana Mrs. c. Leavens Eldredge of Green. vile, N. H., was given a surprise par. ty last Friday evening, March 3, il honor of her birthday, at the Baptis parsonage, Greeneville, by Mrs. Eld. redge.
 MT. and Mrs. William Bryant O Cuba. N Y., have arrived at the hom, of Mrs. Bryant,s parents Mir. ani Mrs. John c. Watrous of Burnett. Corners for lengthy stay. Mrs. Frank Clapp is visiting rela. lives in New Hampshire. Mrs. J. Henry Fitzpatrick and young son are guests at the Stapelyn home stead.
 Miss Della Williams has returned l to her home on QuoQuetaug Hill afte l two weeks visit to her cousin, Mis- Marian Avery Of New York. Harry F. Hanks was a bearer at tn funeral of his aunt, Mrs. Edwin B Miner, held Monday afternoon il Norwich.
 Mrs. John W. Shank is recovering | from the effects of a fall. l Mrs. Carrie Gallup has returned t 1 the home of her son, Benjamin Gal 1 lup of Norwich, after a lengthy sta. with Mrs. Ann NJ. Van Auken. NIANTlC | Surnr;se Partv for Miss Mabel Trac,