Norwich bulletin., 1912-06-29
New London County
OLD MYSTIC
childrsn's Day concert-Meeting of 3.
Y. p. U.-Dana 7. Gallup Appointed
lieutenant of Troop C-Summsr
Guests.

Y. p. U.-Dana 7. Gallup Appointed
lieutenant of Troop C-Summer
Guests.
A Children's day concert was held
Sunday evening at 730 o'clock at the
Methodist church. The programme fol-
lows: Organ voluntary, Miss GER
trude w. Chapman; chorus, Nature
Song, school; responsive reading, Supt.
Horace Q. Williams and school; pray
er. Rev. Arthur II. Withee; chorus,
Anywhere; The Little Rosebuds, three
little girls; recitations, Rain or Shine,
Henry Barnes; What a Little Girl
Heard, Genevieve Smart; chorus,
Voices of Nature, school; Rotations,
A. Soldier, Harry Cady, Jr.; His Piece,
Roland Avery: Hobart Siswick, Tho
masine Marchand; class eXercise-A
Row Of Bees and the Work in the Hive
six girls and six boys solo, He Loves
Me So. Miss Lottie Marchand; recita-
ton. Cracked, Mildred Spicer; chorus,
on This Summer Day, school; recita-
lions. The Birth Of Children's Day,
Hazel Davis; The Fairy and the Rose;
song, Louise Smallwood; recitations,
A Friendly Hand, Leslie Haley; Soap
the Oppressor. Freddie Marchand mo-
ton song. class of girls; recitation,
Selfish and Lend a Hand Bernice Bur
dick song. Miss Johnson's class; rec
itafion, The Meadow Lark and the
Stream. Nellie Smart: class exercise,
class Of boys; recitation, The Flower
Mission. Mildred Peckham; song, The
Lesson from the Lilies, school; recita-
ton, The queens Gift, Fannie Mar
chand: song, class OF young ladies;
remarks. Rev. A. II. Withee; collec-
ton closing chorus, school; benedic-
ton, Pastor Withee
Baptist Y. P. U. Meeting.
The Baptist Young Peoples union
met Tuesday evening with Rev. and
Mrs. Henry +. Anderson at the Bap-
list parsonage. The attendance was
good and the evening pleasantly and
probably spent.
Epworth League Social.
There was an Epworth league social
Friday evening in the NJ. e. rooms over
IL o. Williams store. A dialogue en-
titled The Lippincott Church Mission
and Society, was presented and recita-
tions and songs were rendered. Ice
cream was on sale after the pro-
gramme, The proceeds will be used
for church expenses.
Appointed Lieutenant.
Dana Taylor Gallup, a graduate of
Harvard Law school, class of 1912, has
been appointed lieutenant Of Troop c,
First squadron cavalry, Massachusetts,
volunteer militia.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Bap-
fist church met Wednesday evening at
the residence of Mrs. William d. Beck
with.
The tax collector for the town Of
sGl'oton was in Old Mystic Tuesday.
Attended Stafford Springs Funeral.
Supt. John Kennedy of the Mystic
Wooden company Of Old Mystic, Mrs
Kennedy. the bookkeeper. Sidney Sis
wick, and Mrs. Siswick attended Sat-
urday the funeral of c. H. Meyers, a
former superintendent of the Old Mys-
tic factory which was held at his
home in Stafford Springs. The trip
was made by automobile. The car was
run by Mr.. Kennedy's nephew. Rich
ard Walbridge.
Personal Interests.
~ Mrs. Elisha Miner Of Groton and
guests, Mr.. and Mrs. Erastus Williams
OF Portland. Ct, attended Sunday
morning service at the Old Mystic
Baptist church. Mrs. Miner CIercy
WTlliams) and brother. Mr.. Williams
are natives of Old Mystic and were
bgarmly welcomed by friends present at
the service.
Miss @. Agalice Brown has returned
TO Brookside. after spending the win
ter and spring months with her cous-
in, Mrs. Arthur Mcdonald Of Prince
.,ton, N. ].
Henry Tiff Of Triton. Ga, was call
ing a few days since on his aunt, Mrs
Jane II. Dean Of Main street.
Mrs. John l. Tiff and Mr. and Mrs
William AinSwOrth and children o1
Providence are guests of Mr., and Mrs
w. Martin White Of the Wolf Necl
district.
Miss Maude Conrad has returned t.
New London after a visit to her cous-
ms the Misses Eldridge.
Mrs. Baum and young daughter. OF
'Yantic are guests Of the Misses Will
liams.
Miss May Bentley, who has taught
for a term Of years in school in New
York city, has arrived at Whitehall t.
spend her vacation.
Death Of Mrs. Charles n. Wilcox.
Mrs. George G. Weller was notified
this week Of the death Of her sister
Mrs Charles n. Wilcox Of GrOtoI
borough The funeral was held Frida,
at Groton Burial was in the Poque
tanuck cemetery beside Mrs. Wilcox
FIRST husband, Carl Woodmansee. Mrs
Wilcox is survived by her second hus
hand and her two daughters, Mrs
Weeks and Miss Grace Woodmansee
both Of Groton borough.
Ernest w. Brown of Riverhead farm
= has returned from a business trip t
aHNew' York city.
= Mr. and Mrs. Calvin H. Hoxie ant
Calvin H. Hoxie, Jr., have been guest
Of relatives at Montville.
- Miss Lillian HYDE Of California wa
1.-the guest of her cousins. G. Agalic
Brown and Carleton w Brown a
Brookside.
Mrs. David Smith of West Mystic i
visiting relatives in Washington, D. c
Dir. and Mira Harry Cady and son
were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs
, John Hoxie of Westerly.
Mrs. T. ". Sisson and two childre
have returned to Ashaway after a visi
to local relatives.
BOZRAH