Norwich bulletin., 1912-09-21
Who is oing and Coming-Incidents. Accidents and Building in Three Counties.
New London County
OLD MYSTIC

OLU MYSllC
 Field Meeting sf Poultry Association at Ernest w. Brown's-HslI- Call at . Baptist Gnu rch--Enjeyable Concert. The annuaI field meet of the, South hrn New Enj gland Poultry association Was held aH Riverhead poultry farm, Ernest W. Hrown proprietor. iWednes- day. About 100 were served a shore dinner on ithe back lawn at one o'clock. The exercises opened at 2.So o'clock The address of welcome was tson, president of the Connecticut Poultry associntion, responaed. The next address was by Prof. J. C. Gra- ham of the Massachusetts agricultural college at Amherst The subject was Breeding and Raising of Thoroughbred Poultry The closing address was by Prof. w. s. Kirkpatrick of the Con necticut agricultural college at Etorrs About 300 were present to hear the ad- kiressesI .S
 Baptist FseiI Call.
 The Baptist church held a roll call service Thursday at D. m. Addresses were delivered by Rev. George R. Atha, pastor of Grotonsi Heights Baptist church; RevA Walter Aiken, pastor of the Baptist church at Noanlx, and Rev. Welcome E. Bates pastor of the Un- Ion Baptist church, Mystic. At the close of this service. supper was served in the conference room to all present. The evening exercises opened ford preached the evangelical disv course. This was followed by the roll call service and the communion serv- lce.
 Concert at Methodist Church.
 Elmer Y. W. Smith of New London gave a concert in the Methodist church last Friday evening, consisting of {. choruses by his Old Mystic class Of pupils. There were solos by Mir Smith, readings by Burnham Colby of Syracuse university, a solo. The Heart of Gold, by Miss Lottie Marchand of Old Mystic, and vocal duets by -Messrs. Smith and Colby. The mem- bers of the chorus were Miss Amy Eldredge, Mrs. J.. Harold Williams, N Mrs. ,Alpheus H. Schoonover,, Miss Ma fy Fl. Dean. Mss Christine Avery, Miss Emma Williams, Miss Lottie Marchand, Miss Laura Avery, Miss Fay Johnson, Miss Helen Williams, Miss Florence Johnson, Miss Margaret Boothman, Miss Esther Barne9 Miss Marjorie Harris. Mrs. Henry B. Am Hsrson. Mss O. Louise Harris and Rev. Arthur H.. Withee. John G.' Wfiliams, Elisha spavis. Clark Barnes, philip Harris, HAlsey H. Packer, 8. s. Hruwn MnEenEie and willard E Keewin- Mins , Gertrude ". Chapman presided at fths prgan. ,,.. ....l z s,..sl,.. .ss,. "A. \ ,,qt .- christian Culture Day. Service.
 The Rapt1st xeans Peoples union ~ -l S -lE a.-. epnday evening at Sso o'clock. The with. . Five -mfnufe addresses Tsrs kiven by Mrs [ Harold Williams, Miss N1sia Eldfedge. Miss Nora Massey and @sw. Henry B. Anderson. Y ' psrscnaI and Social.
 s Mrs. Harriet Newton of Palmer, , ndAss-. Mrs. Ann Lee of Somsrs, and kfrB. Abel H- Simmons of Providence Are guests of Mrs. Allen P. W1IIisms,
 Capt. T. Everett Welles, Mrs. Weiles knd Mfss Ruth Weiies left Wednesday For Pensacola, Florida, altar spending he summer with the captains sisters fhe Misses Wslles. at the Weilet husnesteod ts i-.., a -.-.7,,-sf Miss Nellie Echoonover, . senior ai Smith college. Left "Wednesday ; after bpSnding tho vacation with her par I Snt"s vzAA' @A<~ AAA0s 4AAksAO~S Al. OtASOH- kver.
 Miss Margaret Boothman attended khs w. c. T. U. cOunty convention at Niank1c "Wednesday.
 Miss Clara Norman has returned to Norwich after . visitFto Mir. and Mrs Paul Massey. . k M Sprained Ankle. s
 MYx William D. Beckw1sh is recover Fhng from the effects of sprafnod an- Mas Annie McDonald and Mhes kopoeothy Watson have returned tc Providence after visit to the Missen EBchuson- v a4ts
 MrA Hannah Durtee ana Mrs Ehnd Mrs. James Palmer of Lisbot Fsre calling Wednesday on their ceus E,An, MrA Jane H. Dean Miss A6dle RusseU 1s spending a va tbst1on with friends in Worcester.
 Mrs. Carrie Gallup is visiting relA. htsves in Wfckford
 Shepard Hatnes has returned tt Brooklyn, N. Y. after spending tws keelzE vaoa ton with friends at Quo kustAug Hin farm "A SA
 Eugene Mclaughlin and son, Owe, TM1LAughlin, have returned to Brook vn, N.. T., after . visit to MT. and Mrn foseph Rattison. '
 Mrs. Briggs and daughter, Miss Min his Briggs, and Stanley Johnson hay kketurned to Mount Kisco. N. Y., afte
 visit to Mrs. Hiram Holdredge. ,r,
 Mrs. Adam Larrabee and daughter AHiss Alice Larrabss of Windham. ar kuests this week of Mrs. Larrabee' Hster. Mrs. Russell Gallup.
 Mrs. George Hicks of Wfrlimanti tRes . recent guest of Mrs. Benjarai LH. Ctumb. &s
 Mr. and MrG Albert A. Haley hav sfetu<ned frors tsn days suton1obil krip ts Oidtown. Me.
 Bonner Wheeler and sen. Ray [ Wheeler. of Utica, r1l-, have been th { Hussts for the past week of Dr. A. I Chapman and daughter, Miss Gertrud T. Chapman.
 Mrs John E. spefford and dauehte Ehefrna have returned to Brooklyn. \ H. after spending the summer at tn 9tAp1eyn homstead. %
 Mss Ruth Larlip cf New Haven khs suest of her cousin. Mrs. Harr Ea4y.
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