Norwich bulletin., 1912-10-12
OLD MYSTIC
Surprise Party for Miss C. Louise Harris Before Her Departure-Pu- pills Perfect in Attendance-Start on Methodist Parish House.

Miss c. Louise Harris was given a surprise party Friday evening at the Harris homestead by the members of her Sunday school class and intimate friends. Those present were Emma A. Williams, Christine Avery, Marjorie Harris, Charlotte Marchand, Harriet Ralyea, Lydia Greene, Huldah Desley, Gertrude W. Chapman, Clara Mae Brown, Florence Johnson, Della Will jams, Helen King, Blanche Brown and Margaret Boothman. The evening was given up to games. Cake and sherbet were served. The party was given Miss Harris before she started on two months vacation.
 On Wednesday morning Miss Harris left for Washington. D. C., where she will spend few days with friends Thence she will go to Nashville, Tenn, where she will spend the greater part of her vacation with her brother, Albert Harris professor in Vanderbilt uni versity. On the return trip she will visit her schoolmate, Mrs. John Hart (Fannie Morgan) of Elroy, Wis.
 Recovering from Injuries.
 Mrs. David Copp- Smith, who was so seriously injured in a trolley col lision at Avery's Corner, North Ston- ington, four weeks ago, was removed from Mrs. Driggs residence where she and her cousins were taken di- rectly after the accident, to the Junior farm, West Mystic, the home of Mrs. Smith. Miss Kate Copp was carried there, also They stood the journey well, but are still in the care of the graduate nurse. Miss Emily Copp, who was injured about the head, was removed few days earlier to the home of her parents. MT. and Mrs. Belton Copp of Groton borough
 Punctual Pupils.
 The following pupils were perfect in attendance during the month of September at the Burnetts Corners school taught by Miss Estella Collins of Mystic: Alice Cheesbro,- Dorothy Hewitt, Jennie Cheesbro, Margaret Cheesbro, Martha Mitchell, Lillian Se- bastian, Willie Holdredge Irving HoI- dredge. Warren Sebastian, Emil Ny der and Clarence Nyder
 Contract for Parish House.
 The Methodist people have given the contract for putting in the foun- datton for their new parish house to Mystic contractor. who is rushing the work.
 Local Notes.
 Rev. Charles Thatcher Hatch, pas tor Of the Methodist church. Mystic. delivered temperance address in the BaptiG church Sunday evening. Mrs. Alpheus H. Schoonover enter tained "Wednesday evening at Elm hurst the Baptist Ladies' Aid society Mrs. Henry E. Anderson entertainsd the members of her Sunday school class at the Baptist parsonage Wed nesday afternoon.
 The B. Y. P. U. held 8 business meeting Tuesday evening at the Bap- tist parsonage.
 John Kennedy and Wilfred E. Brown were in Boston Thursday, attending the ball game hetweep the Giants and Red Sox.
 / Albert A. Haley and Richard E. Wal bridge are attending. the fair at Staf ford Springs.
 Capt. A. P R. Hanks of New York is the guest of his brother. William H | r. Hanks.
 J. William Eldredge of Cincinnati has returned to that city after visit | to his uncle. Charles Q. Eldredge al | Riverview.
 Dana Taylor Gallup, who has beer spending few days with his mother MrS. simeon Gdllup, mas left Tor liar ward law school for post graduate | course.
 Miss Lillie P. Chlpman returned or l Wednesday evening to Brushwood aft. l CT visit to her twin brother, Rev Dr. w. P. Chipman and family at Elm. croft Talcettville
 Frederick A. Barnes, Mrs. Barne: and their daughter Ruth have jus returned from an automobile trip tt | New Jersey.
 l John A. Taylor is the guest of hi. son law and daughter Mir and Mrs F. Edgar Crumb. at Riverside, R. I. | Mrs. Charles Q. Eldredge has re, l turned to Riverview after a visit t, relatives at Groton, Mass. and Put | nam, Conn
 Henry Massard of Providence was ] recent guest of John H. Whitney.