Norwich bulletin., 1911-10-07
NEWS FROM ONE HUNDRED LIVE CORRESPONDENTS
OLD MYSTIC
Aid Society Meets-Norwch Pastor Unable to Keep Preaching Engage nnent-The Weeks Visitors.

The Ladies Aid society of the Bap- tist church held an au-day session on Wednesday at John R. Babcocks bungalow at Riverside farm. Dinner will be used for church expenses.
 Horace o. WEliams attended on Saturday the funeral of his sister-in- law, Mrs. Elizabeth (Parker) Will jams, widow of Robert l.. Williams, held at her home at the Navy Yard, Grotcn. Burial was in Elm Grove cemetery, located between Mystic and Old Mystic.
 The GroIon & Stonington Street Ky. Co. entered Monday upon it's winter schedule First car leaves Old Mystic at sos 6. m.
 Mrs. J. Harold Williams left Sun Gay for New Jersey to attend the fu- neral of her aunt. Mrs. William Lun- dy.
 AIr. and Mrs. Morris Bacon Caswell trip and are keeping house in Miss Susan H. Babcock's cottage.
 Norwich Pastor Could Not Come.
 Rev. Robert F. True of Norwich, who was announced to preach in the Baptist church here Sunday, October 1, was obliged to cancel his engage ment owing to serious illness in his family. Rev. George H. Miner, D.D., of Mystic, occupied the pulpit Sunday morning. Rev J. Williams Carpenter or West Woodstock will preach Sun day morning. October s.
 Mrs. Casper w. Dean has returned to New York after a weeks visit to Mrs. Jane H. Dean and daughter, Miss Mary H. Dean.
 Guests at Wedding.
 Deacon Cyrus H. Brown of Wester- Iy was guest last week of Hon, and Mrs John R. Babcock, attending the Caswell- -Babcock wedding. Among other out of town guests were MT. and Mrs. William Babcock of North Ston- ington, parents of the bride, Mrs. Clin ton Caswen of New London, Mrs. James Young and daughter of Meri- den, and MT. and Mrs. George Stone of Providence.
 Mrs. Horace 0. Williams is the guest this week of Mrs. John L. lift of Providence.
 MT and Mrs. Calvin H. Hoxie were at Norwich Tuesday to attend the funeral of Mrs. Charles $. Peekhan.
 Arthur Grosveror and sister, Miss Euretta Grosvenor, of Abingdon, were recent guests of MT. and Mrs. William H. Harris.
 Mrs Jerry Holmer and son, Jerry Homer I'd, of Brooklyn. N. Y.. were recent callers at the Dean homestead on Main street.
 Mrs Brooks and daughter Laura of Fishers island are guests of Perry H. Eldredge and family.
 Rev. 'Jeptha M Olmstead of Bloom ingdale, N. J., who came here to of ficiate last Thursday at the marriage of Miss Anna Babcock and Morris Caswell, was entertained while here at the home of Miss Susan H. Bab- cock.
 Judge Ralph Wheeler and Mrs. Wheeler of New London were Sunday guests of Hon. Stlas B. Wheeler and Mrs. Wheeler.
 Frank Denhsm has returned to ston-- ington after. visit to his uncle and aunt, MT. and Mrs. Joseph Desley.
 Samuel E. Dennis has returned to the Dennis homestead on the river road after 6 visit to his soninl law and daughter, MT. and Mrs. Louis Barlow of Newport.
 Miss Bertha Greene has returned to Greenvil1e, N. H.. after a weeks visit to Miss Genieve, Frink.
 Charles E. Lamphere has leased the lower tenement of Miss Lucy Gallup's house and will move there next week.
 Frank Stanton has returned to East Lyme after 8 visit to MT and Mrs. Charles Greene.