Norwich bulletin., 1911-06-17
NEWS FROM ONE HUNDRED LIVE CORRESPONDENTS
OLD MYSTIC
Missionary Hero Presented at Baptist
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 The Missionary Hero of Labrador was presented Sunday evening at the Baptist church by the members of the Sunday school and choir. The order of exercises follows:
 Chorus, The Call for Keepers. choir and school; prayer. Evangelist Albany R. Smith; story, Part L. read by Miss Maude Tinker; chorus Make Your Life. Blessing, choir and school; story, Part H.. read by Frank E. Will jams; solo and chorus, Jesus, Saviour, Pilot Me, choir; story, Part ILL, read by Miss Nora Massey; chorus, There Is Work to Be Done, choir and school; story. Part w.. read by Miss. Maude Williams: song. Jesus Bids Us Shine sung by 12 little girls; story, Part v., song. The Sweet Story of Old. choir; story, Part VI, read by Miss A1deane Clark; chorus. Loves Beautiful Mes sage, choir and school; story, Part VII, read by Miss 'Genieve Brink; chorus, God Will Take Care of Me, choir and school; story, Part VIII, read by Miss Anna Babcock; chorus, Go. Carry the Message. choir and school; story, Part K. read by Mrs. J. Harold Williams duet and chorus, 1nasmuch, Mir. and Mrs. A. G. Mont gomery, with chorus by the choir.
 The collection amounted to S1472 One-half was sent to help on Dr. Grenfells work at Labrador. The re- maining $7.36 was added to the Bap- tist library fund to purchase books for the library. The benediction was pronounced by Evangelist Smith. The church was eiaborately decorated for the service.
 Enjoyable strawride.
 A party of young people took a cfT 1vxTv-fd da Nndr .1<z-- <lno home of MT. and Mrs. Elisha D. Clark of Quiambaug, to give surprise par ty to their daughter. Miss Aldeane Clark. Refreshments>were served dur ing the evening. The guests were Misses Viola Eldredge, Eleanor Chees- bro, Maude Tinker, Helen. Williams, Laura Avery, Hazel Clyde, Leah John son. AIaude Williams Christine Avery Esther Barnes. Helen Hull, Hester Stafford, Florence Johnson. with Cal win H. Hoxie, Jr.. Lawrence Williams, Theodore Johnson. Paul B. Lamphere, Joseph Avery. Clark Barnes, John Crosby, Albertus Brown and Charles Rankin The young people were chaperoned by Miss Emma Bowker, principal of the Old Mystic schools.
 Welcoming New Trolley Spur.
 A year ago Charles a. Eldredge of Riverview hailed the approach of the trolley to Old Mystic by the firing of cannon and floating of flags. It didn't come quite as quickly as he expected, though his belief in it has been, man ifest by his trips to Hartford and the many encouraging words he has said to the promoters. Monday morn ing, as the sun arose over Quoquetaug hill, bunting was floated from the Riverview flagstaff and the big brass a, was fired 13 times in glorification of the fact that the trolley line to Old Mystic will be built at once.
 General News.
 The Ladies Aid society of the Bap- tist church met Wednesday evening with Mrs J. Harold Williams.
 The M. K. Sunday school will hold a Children's day concert Sunday. eve ming in the church, conducted by Evangelist Albany F.. Smith. who is now supplying the pulpit.
 MT. and Mrs. Cortland G. B1iven of Westerly entertained Sunday at their summer home at Pleasant View, R. l., MT and Mrs Edwin Lamphere and son, Paul B. Lamphere of old Mystic, MT. and Mrs. Albert Watrous of Ston- innston. Mrs. Anabel Douglass of New London, MT. and Mrs George l. Will cox and Miss Bertha Lamphere of Mystic.
 Charles Q. Eldredge of Riverview and Frederick A. Barnes of Oaklawn 6ltCflGeO tie H1SlOTIcdI pageant Tn RlN- erside park, New London, Saturday.
 Miss Mary McGuire of Albany N. f., has been spending a few days at her simmer home in the Cox Hill district.
 Mir. and Mrs. Jeremiah Holmes and son Jeremiah fifth of Bridgeport were Sunday guests of their aunt, Mrs Jane Dean.
 Mrs. Charles H. congdon and daugh- ter-in-law, Mrs. William Cengdon of New York, were recent guests of MT. and Mrs. James Chapman
 Harold W. Schoonover arrived We'd nesday evening from Worcester acad- erny to spend the summer vacation with his parents, MT. and Mrs. AL pheus H. Scheonover.
 James Norman was in Norwich this week to attend the wedding of his granddaughter, Miss Jessie Emily Norman and Edward Amy Breed, both of Norwich.
 Miss Eleanor Clark was an over Sunday guest of Miss Marian Kent of Providence.
 Postmistress Eliza beth H. Hexie was an oyer-Sunday guest of Mr and Mrs. Ambrose Sullivan of Norwich.
 Mrs. Thomas Burton and son, Rob- ert, left Saturday for Newark, N J.
 William Clark aKd mother, Mrs. Charles Clark, have returned from a visit to relatives at Shamrock. R. l.