Norwich bulletin., 1912-07-06
OLD MYSTIC
Entertainment by Junior Epworth Leaeue-HoIday Picnic for Boy scouts-screeoh Owls Attract At tention.

An entertainment by the junior members of the Epworth league was held Friday evening in the Methodist conference room. Following was the programme.
 Dialogue, The Lippincott Square Mis- sionary Society, Esther Barnes, Fay Johnson, Nancy Avery, Dorothy liar ris, Fanny Marchand, Mildred Peck ham, Helen Williams, Doris Peckham, Genieve Smart, Nellie Smart, Everett Johnson and Clark Barnes; song, Max ing Shoes for You and Me, Thomasine Marchand; recitation, Jennie Travena; dialogue, act 2; monologue, Up Street and Down Street, Miss Boothman; dia- logue, act 3; vocal solo, Miss Laura Avery.
 At the close of the programme ice cream was for sale. Cake was served free
 Singing Class Meets.
 Elmer G. W. Smith of New London graduate ot Boston Conservatory of Music, conducted a singing class Wednesday evening in the Methodist church. About 20 have joined the class At the. close of the term Direc- tor Smith proposes giving a concert.
 Entertained at Parsonage.
 The Ladies' Aid society of the Bap- tist church was pleasantly entertained Wednesday evening by Mrs. Henry E. Anderson at the Baptist parsonage. | The regular monthly meeting of the Young Mems Bible class of the Bap- tist church was held Wednesday eve ming at the residence of Floyd s. Rus sell. After the business session re- l treatments were served by Mrs. Rus sell.
 Picnic for Boy Scouts. The Boy Scouts held a picnic the Fourth near Davis wharf, on the bank | of the Mystic river Scout Master Rev. Henry E. Anderson and Assistant Scout Master Rev. Arthur H. Withee were in charge. Mrs. Anderson, Mrs. Withee and other friends assisted in serving the chowder and other food. On Shore Leave.
 John Hood of the United States bat | tleship Vermont Is spending a four teen days furlough at the home of MT. and Mrs. Henry Meech. The Vermont has just returned from a cruise to 1 South America.
 Screech Owls on Flying Trip.
 Four young screech owls flew into | the village about s o'clock Tuesday ! Mrs. Louisa Crumbs house in Main | street For about Is minutes they continued to fly over and alight on this roof until quite a party gathered to witness the maneuvering of the queer little owls
 MT. and Mrs. George G. welles, Mrs Earl Morgan, Anson Morgan, NIisR Minna Welles, Mrs. Joseph Desiey Miss Iva Johnson, and Miss Leah l Johnson went to Groton borough to | attend the funeral of Mrs. Charles E l Wilcox.
 The conference and prayer meeting of the Baptist chapel was held Friday evening this week.
 Deacon Cyrus H. Brown of Westerly was recent guest of his cousin, Miss l Susan H. Babceek.
 Alpheus H, Schoenover has returned to Elmhurst after a two weeks visit to his brother, John s. Sehoonever and | family.
 Ernest W. Brown was In Hartford Saturday, attending the executive meeting of the American Poultry as. soeiation at Hotel Garde.
 Mrs John L. lift and Mir. and Mrs William Ainswerth and children have returned to Providence after a visit to Mrs. Tift's sister, Mrs. W, Martin | White.
 George Norton and family of New York have arrived at the home of Mir and Mrs. AckeTt for the summer
 SMiss Addie Whipple, who taught the past year at the school for the deal and dumb at Providence, has returned to the home of her sister, Mrs. Harry Dennison, for the vacation,
 Mrs. L. R, Ross, solicitor for the home for crippled children of New ington, was the guest Monday of Mrs Jane H, Dean,
 Mrs. George Siswick and mother Mrs. Louis Helm of Stafford Springs were guests Tuesday of Mrs. Sidney Siswick of Main street.