Norwich bulletin., 1911-10-14
OLD MYSTIC
New Books for Sunday School Library
-SchooImates Meet After 81 Years
Harvest Supper.

The Baptist library added the fol-
lowing books the first week in Octo-
Der: Queed, Henry Sydnor Harrison;
The West in the East, Price Collier:
Mother Carey's Chickens, Kate Doug
las Wiggin; The Power and the Glory,
Grace MCGOWAN Cooke; Everyday
Birds, Bradford Torrey; Birds of VII
lage and Field, Florence M. Bailey;
The Secret Garden, Frances Hodgson
Burnett; The Story Girl L. NJ Mont
gomery; Daughters of the Little Grey
House. Taggart; Wide Awake Girls at
Bloom, L. NJ. Alcott; Six Girls and
Bob, Marian Arnes Taggart; Six Girls
in a Tea Room Marian Ames Taggart:
Six Girls Grown Older, Marian Ames
Taggart; Six Girls and the Seventh
One, Marian Ames Taggart; Six Girl,
Lobster Catchers, James Otis; Jack
Hall. Robert Grant; Boy Captain Of
Old Deerield, Mary Welles Smith.
Harvest Supper.
The Ladies Aid society of the Bap-
tist church served a harvest supper in
the church parlors Wednesday from s
to pm. The rooms and tables were
deliberately decorated with autumn To-
Hase. The attendance was good. The
proceeds will be used for buying the
winters coal.
Change in Hymn Board.
The hymnal board at the Baptist
church has been moved from rear of
church to side and is much more read
lily seen. Date and hymns appear each
Sunday. 1t is hoped that when new
pastor is installed the Psalm for re-
sponsive reading will also be shown ON
the board.
News in General.
The w. C. T. U. met Friday at sac
p. M with Mrs. Jane H. Dean,
WAR iSt ID
left Monday afternoon for ten aay1
II olley trip.
Rev J. Williams Carpenter Of west
Woodstock occupied the Baptist pull
pit Oct. Sth.
Miss Amy Eldredge substituted GA
Tuesday for Miss Jessie Fish, who
teaches at the Mystic High school.
West Side.
Miss NJ. G. Edgecomb of Courtland.
n Y, is the guest of Mrs. III. Tyler
Broad and Miss Broad at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Fl. Eldredse.
Miss Lille P. Chapman returned On
Monday evening from a three dAyT
visit to her twin brother, Rev. DE-. ".
P Chapman, at Elmcroft, TalcotEiIle.
Mrs. Horace O. Williams has return
ed from two weeks visit to Mrs. John
l. Tiff of Providence.
Mr.. and Mrs Frederick A. Barnes
OF Oaklawn and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
@ Eldredge Of Riverview took an au-
tomobile ride to New London Tues
day afternoon in Mr Barnes auto.
Met After 81 Years.
Mrs Harriet Newton of Palmer,
Mass, was an over-Sunday guest OF
Mrs. Allen P. Williams. Mrs. Williams
and Mrs. Newton were schoolmases,
and this is their first meeting in 81
years,
Hallam Whiting of Springfield was
calling Wednesday on his aunt, Mrs.
John H Copp.
Miss Henrietta Burbank Of Troy, N.
Y, was a recent guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles @. Eldredge.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Harold Williams
have returned from a visit to friends
in New Jersey.
Harry Hoxie Of AshaWay: r l.: was
a recent guest of his brother, Calvin
H. HoXie.
Mrs. Joseph Desley was the guest
Monday of her sister, Mrs. Charles 8.
Root, of New London.
Miss Annie Packer has returned from
weeks visit to her aunt, MYs. Kate
Witter, of New York.
Mrs. Charles E. Stapelyn Is the E..est
of Mr.. and Mrs Benjamin l.. MuN OF
Noan1.
Mrs. WATSON of Buffalo and Mrs. Bert
Feline of Cuba, N. Y, are guests OF
Mrs. John Watrous.
George F. Burden of Albany, n. Y,
was a Sunday guest at Riverview.
Mrs. A. H Simmonds has returned
to Providence after visit to her sis
ter, Mrs Allen P. Williams.
Mrs. Thomas Grinnell of Mystic. ana
son. James Conklin, of Essex, Ct, were
guests Wednesday of Mrs. Frank l..
Lamphere.
William Holmes. Earl Walbridse and
William Kennedy visited the Stafford
fair Thursday, making the trip in Mr..
Holmes auto.