Norwich bulletin., 1911-08-08
MYSTIC
Mrs. Charles chapman's Death Teachers for West Side Schools Social Evening at Country Club Briefs and Personals.

Social Evening at Country Club Briefs and Personals.
 News was received in Mystic on Sat- urday of the death Friday night of Mrs. Martha Chapman. wife of Ches- ter Chapman, of Potter Hill, after a long illness. Deceased was well known here, where she had many friends. Besides her husband, she leaves a daughter, Mrs Chauncey Richmond of North Stonington, son, Everett D. Chapman. of Mystic, three grandchll- dren. Philip and Clifton Button and Miss Inez Button, of Mystic, and two sisters, Mrs. Henry Kingsley and Mrs. Clara Saunders, both of Norwich.
 Teachers Appointed. Committeeman Frank R. Wheeler of the West Side schools has made up his list of teachers for the coming school year. Primary. Miss Jessie Fish; grade 1, Miss Emily Rickerman; grade 2. Miss Clara Chace; grades , and 4, Miss Ruby Prentice. grades , and G. Miss Mary Lewis; grades and s. Miss Maude E. Prescott: assistant principal, Miss Louise Gale: principal A. L. Pitcher. Of the list of teachers, Miss Lewis and Miss Prescott are the only new ones and come highly recon, = mended. Miss Nye will act as drawing teacher in the town for the year to come.
 Whist at Country Club.
 At the Mystic Country club Saturday evening there was a large attendance, many summer visitors being present Whist was played at fourteen tables Refreshments were served. The com mites in charge were Mir. and Mrs. Benjamin Cutler, Mr. and Mrs. Jesse D. Crary. MT and Mrs. James E. Stark. Mrs. c. H. Cottrell. MT. and T, NIf-c T. bun.
 Heard Evangelist Smith.
 Many of the young people of Mystic went to Old Mystic Methodist church to listen to the talk given by Evan gelist Singer Albany Smith on the life of his father, Gypsy Smith.
 Union Service.
 At the union service of the Meth odist. Baptist and Congregational churches at the Methodist church Sun day evening Rev. AZ. Earnshaw, pas tor of the Congregational church preached. Mrs. A. R. Kennedy of Quincy Mass, sang an offertory solo
 Campers Return.
 Clark Barnes, Everett Johnson, Paul Lamphere, Calvin Hoxsie, Carlton Brown Philip Harris, Harold Schoonover and Evangelist Singer AL bany Smith broke camp at Takitezy cottage. Nauyaug, Saturday afternoon
 Condition Favorable.
 Miss Elizabeth Hoxie. daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Hoxie. of Dor chester. Mass, who is visiting her grandparents, MT. and Mrs. Frank Foote. has diphtheria and is quaran- tined but is recovering steadily.
 MT. and Mrs William Joyce of Wa terbury are guests of Mrs. Teresa Me- kone.
 Business Change.
 The Pearl street grocery store which has been run for the past eleven years has been sold to J. Afford Macdonald
 News from All Points.
 Miss Cassie Lamphere has returned from a two weeks stay in Previ- dence.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles Hoxie and two children of Dorchester, Mass, John II Hoxie. Jr., of Boston. Harry Hoxfe ol New York and Frank N. Gillfllian of New Britain are guests of MT. and Mrs. John H. Hoxia.
 MT. and Mrs. Arthur Lamb of Ne" Haven are guests of Mrs. Lambs aunt Miss Eliza Dennison.
 Miss Gertrude Marshall of Brooklyn N. Y is visieing Miss Marguerite Foley
 Clarence Lamb of Waterbury has been spending a few days in town
 Miss Janette and Mille and Elaine Marshall of Providence have been the guests Of their grandmother, Mrs. Isa- bella Mackenzie, this week.
 Mr and Mrs. Henry B. Moves are spending thsir vacation at the Deia- ware Water Gap.
 Dr. A. M Purdy, who is taking a post graduate course in New York spent Sunday with his family on Pear street.
 MT and Mrs Charles Partelo spent Sunday in Ashaway.
 Hiram Burnett and William Brand of New York spent Sunday with their ia miles in town.
 Mir and Mrs J. Henry schaffer and Miss Margaret Hazard left Monday or an automobile trip through Massachu- setts.
 Mir. and Mrs Augustus Davis oi Brooklyn. N. Y., are guests of Mrs Fred Watrous
 Fred Mercer of New York is spend ing week as the guest of Raymond MT. and Mrs D. B. Denison arc spending a week in the Berkshires.
 L. E. White of East Weymouth is visiting Harry R. Mackenzie.
 L. J. Coburn of Boston arrived ir town Monday.
 Mrs Amanda Hinckley have returned from a visit at Weekapaug.
 Fred Godfrey 2s returned to West Haven after weeks stay with Mr and Mrs. Conrad Kretzer.
 MT. and Mrs. Palmer Brown oi Providence are guests of Mrs. Browns parents,> MT. and Mrs. William E Wheeler.
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