Norwich bulletin., 1911-06-03
OLD MYSTIC


 OLD MYSTIC Additional Books for Baptist Library Church Entertainments-H
 ity Rendered the Weeks Guests.
 The following books were added to the Baptist library during May: Mol lie Make Believe. Abbott; Jim Hando, Chi1ds; Adventures in Friendship, Garrison; Circuit Riders Wife, liar ris; Literary By-Paths in Old Eng land, Shelley; The Four Princes, Scherer; Mary Ware in Texas, Johns ton; Introducing Corinna Kirkland; Barna.by Lee, Bennett: Tom Clifton, Goss; Harry's Island. Barbour; John of the Woods, Brown; Fritzi or Prin- cess Perhaps. Daulton; Wide Awake Girls. Ellis; Wide Awake Girls in Winsted, Ellis; The Little Grey House, Taggart.
 Entertainment at Baptist Church.
 An entertainment consisting of niu- en in the Baptist auditorium Friday evening. The following programme was rendered:
 Piano solo, Miss Viola Eldredge; recitation, Horace s. Williams; recita- ton, Miss Hazel Clyde; solo, Miss An
 
 E. Williams; recitatio Miss Aldeane Clark; recita ton. Miss Nora Massey; piano solo, Miss Eleanor Cheesbro; 1; recitation, Miss Etta May LamDbere; i; reading. Miss Lydia Main; solo, Frank F. Williams; reading. Mrs. George A. Montgomery; reading, Mrs. J. Harold Williams; recitation. Miss Leila Mont gonlery: chorus, Miss Frink's class.
 After the programme box social was held in the conference room The proceeds will be used for church ex- penses.
 Patriotic Social.
 The young people of the Methodist church held a patriotic social in the M. E. rooms Wednesday evening, at which the following programme was rendered:
 Patriotic Medley, chorus of girls; reading, Deborah, Miss Florence John son: solo, The Sword of Bunker Hill, Theodore Johnson; reading, Ida Lewis, Miss Lydia Greene; chorus, choir of boys; reading, Nathan Hale. Everett Johnson violin solo. with organ ac- compartment, Gustave Houschild and Archalde Lambert: chorus, Marching Through Georgia.
 cream and sherbet were on sale. The proceeds will De used for parsonage expenses.
 Guests of Miss Clyde.
 Friday evening" May 26, Miss Hazel Clyde entertained the following young friends at the home of her parents, MT. and Mrs. Frank Clyde: Miss Vio- Ia Eldredge, Miss Leah Johnson, Miss Helen Hull, Miss Nora Massey, Miss Florence Johnson. Miss Lydia Main, Miss Laura Avery, Miss Helen Will- jams and Miss Maude Williams, and Calvin H. Roxie. Jr.. Philip Harris, Theodore Johnson, Paul C. Lamphere, Harold Starr, Earl Walbridge and Frank Clyde, Jr.
 Religious Interests. The United Workers of the Metha- dist church met Wednesday with the president Mrs. Herman Main. There will be no more meetings of the soci- ety until October 1 The Ladies Aid society of the Bap- tist church met Wednesday evening with Miss Lucy Gallup. Singing Evangelist Albany Smith will occupy the pulpit of the Metho- dist church Sunday. The evening ser vice will be a special union service. The chorus will be sung by the unit Rev. George H Miner. D.D., of Mys- tic will occupy the Baptist pulpit Sum- day morning.
 The Baptist and Methodist Sunday schools are holding special rehearssls TOT thiICTeh GdA conCeTtS
 Holiday Week Personals.
 Judge Willis E. Heaton has returned to Troy, N. T., after a Memorial day visit to MT. and Mrs. Charles o. Eld- redge.
 MP. and Mrs. Sidney Siswick were guests Memorial Sunday of relatives at Hope Valley.
 Miss Lucy Gallup and guest, Miss Mary Williams of Providence. were "A l I,1=,- Deacon and Mrs. Hiram Burnett and daughters, at their summer home in Mystic.
 MT. and Mrs. Frank F. Gates and daughter, Miss Mildred Gates. of Providence were guests over Memorial day of Mrs. Neil and Miss Matilda Holloway at the Holloway homestead.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles Greene and family have returned from a visit to Lyme relatives.
 Mrs Raymond Eldred and infant son of WiIlimantic are guests Of MT. and Mrs. Wilfred E. Brown.
 Thomas Leavens of Troy, N. T.. is the guest of MT. and Mrs Charles o. Eadredgs.
 J. Aipheus Schoonover has returned to New York after an over Sunday visit to his parents, MT. and Mrs. Al- pheus H. Scheonover.
 Miss Mary Williams returned Tues- day evening to Providence, after a visit to her aunt. Miss Lucy Gallup.
 Charles s. Cady has returned to Providence after an over Sunday visit to Mfr and Mrs John Kennedy.
 Mrs. Sherwood R. Swan and son, Perry Swan. and her grandson Ray mond krug of Preston City. were Sunday guests of MT. and Mrs. John w Shank.
 Miss Lily Gallup and Miss Gertrude OclSray left Thursday for a lengthy ~f Afr0 Adam Iarrabee of South Windsor.