Norwich bulletin., 1912-02-19
MYSTIC

Wedding Anniversary Celebrated
Funeral of Mrs. jeremiah Emmons-
S. A. r. Grave Markers for ReVeIu-
tionary Soldiers Fellowship Meeting
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Doyle enter
tanned a party al their home on Or
chard street, Friday evening, in honor
Of the seventh anniversary of their
marriage. During the evening vocal
and instrumental music was rendered.
Refreshments Were served. Mr.. and
Mrs. Doyle received many gifts. Quests
were present from New London, West
erly, Stoninston and New York.
Death of Mrs. Jeremiah Emmons.
Mrs. Fanny Desire Emmons, widow
of jeremiah Emmons, died at her home
on High street Friday evening after
a short Illness. Deceased was born in
Mystic December Z. 1649. daughter of
the late Paul and Hannah Main Bur
rows. She leaves one son, Nelson En-
mons of Stamford. and two sisters,
Mrs. Isabel T. MuEsell of New London
and Mrs Russell Lamb of Mystic. The
funeral was held from her home Sun
day afternoon at ESQ o'clock, the serv-
ives were conducted by Rev. Welcome
E. Bates. pastor OF the Union Baptist
church. Burial was in Elm Grove
cemetery.
Markers from S. A. r.
Seth \. williams of the Road dis
trict has received through Frederick
Dennis0n from the Connecticut society,
Sons Of American Revolution, mark
ers for the graves of the following
veterans of the Revolutionary war:
Paul Wheeler, Stephen Avery, Amos
Gallup. George Gallup, Henry Will
Jams, Edward Stanton, Daniel STAN
ten, Lieut.. Enoch Stanton, Elijah
Brewster and Israel Morgan, all ances-
tors cf people living in this vicinity
Have Leased Park Cottage.
Rev. and Mrs Herbert Gessner and
family of Atlantic City have rented
the Park cottage and will occupy il
for several months, Mr.. Gessner being
in poor health.
Pleasure for G. Nj. Society.
Mrs. Henry Meyers entertained tht
members of the q. NJ. society at mel
home Saturday evening, q large NUM-
Der being present Games were play
ed ard musical selections rendered
Mrs. Benjamin Cottrell carried off tht
| first prize and the consolation prize
! fell 20 Ira Crowell Refreshments
we're served by the hostess.
Closing Fellowship Meeting.
over $50 from the Ledyard Center
Road church, North Stonington
Westerly and Stonington Congrega-
| tionsl churcnes attended the fellow
| ship meeting at the Mystic Bridge
! Cong regational church on Saturday
| The morning service was opened b!
| the moderator, William X. Holmes
The sermon was preached by Rev
| H. NJ. HOLSTER Of the North Stonins
| ton Congregational church. At moor
! dinner was served BY the ladies OF TIT
| church in the parish house.
! The afternoon session opened at l,3
| and was opened for discussion during
which time many luymen spoke, rh
special music was in charge Of III
| chorister, Mrs. J. Elmer Newbuy.
Defeated Crotch Team.
The Mystic basketball team an
| about 81 Of the local fans journey e
| 10 GrotOn FRIDAY evening whore the
played the Groton team and came OF
| victorious by sc0sc If Il to 36, afte
a rough and exciting game. At tn
| close of the lrst half the score wa
1915, and the last half was interest
ing. The Mystic team has not los
a game this season and has fin
team.
Heard About Town.
Mrs Hattie Bentley of New Have
is the guest of Mrs. II. NJ. Whitman.
M and Mrs. Walter Knight are Wis
iting relatives in Providence.
Mr. and Mrs. Enos NJ. Gray an
Mrs Daniel Gray We're guests on Sat
urday OF Mrs. Isabella Mackenzie.
John H Hcxie Of Boston is the CUES
of his parents, Capt. and Mrs. job
II. Hoxie.
Frank n. Gilf1llan OF New Britai
was the guest OF his family on Eas
Main street
George Francis Costello and Cornel