Norwich bulletin., 1912-06-01
Who is Going and Coming-Incidents, Accidents
 and Buildinss in Three Counties.
OLD MYSTIC
Annual Exhibit of School Work-He- nnoriaI Services in the Churches May Basket Party-Chidren' Day Plans.


 The Old Mystic school held it's an- nual exhibit Friday afternoon. The following programme was rendered: The Fairies, grades six, seven and eight; Bluebirds, grades three, four and five; Golden Crimson Tulips, grades two and three; All Among the Barley, grades six, seven and eight; We Hear the Robin grades three, four and five; Good Mother Hen. grades one and two: Star of Home, grades six, seven and eight; Birdie Song, grades three four and five; Wee Little Nest, grades onki and two; Winter Song, grades siJl, seven and eight; Piggie Wig, grades one and two; Song of the Morning, grades six, seven and eight Daffodfls, grades one and two; on the Sea, grad es six, seven and eight; The Shoemak er, kindergarten, one and two; Songs and Plays kindergarten.
 After the programme the relatives and friends of the pupils and teachers inspected the exhibit of illustrated Ian guage work, cooking, sewing, including clusters, sewing bags, aprons, etc, etc; relief and production maps for geography, etc. The kindergarten sew ing cards, weaving, toy furnitugie of cardboard and other specimens at tracted much attention.
 The teachers are: Principal Miss Batchelder, and Miss Johnson, Miss Powers, and assistant teachers, Mrs. Halsey E. Packer and Miss Eldpedge.
 Memorial Services.
 The Methodist and Baptist churches held special services Memorial Sun day.
 May Basket Hung.
 Miss Maude Williams was hung a fine May basket Wednesday evening. The following young friends partici pated in the fun: Misses HHta Mae Lamphere, Hazel Clyde, Addi Russell Lydia Main, Christine Ave ry, Nora Massey and Laura Avery, aI Id Everett Johnson. Philip Harris. Dan iel Gilbert and Richard Walbridge. After the members of the party had treen caught by Miss Williams, she tnvitnd them in to the parlor. where the fest of the evening was devoted to ga mes.
 B. Y. p. U. Meets.
 The E. Y. P. U. met Tuesday even ing with Rev. and Mrs. Fl emry E. And erson at the Baptist pars pnage. After the business session, so cial hour was enjoyed by all Refresl hments were served.
 The United Workers met Wednesday afternoon in the M. E. rooms.
 Mrs Alpheus H. Sch sonover enter tained the Baptist Lad .Rs' Aid society Wednesday evening.
 Death from Heart Trouble.
 Clark N. Whitford, the only son of Mir. and Mrs. Urban C. Whitford, died Thursday morning of heart trouble, after an illness of a fe ~ weeks. He was in his Sd year.
 News in General.
 The Groton and Stonington Street Railway company Aas begun to run open cars on the Old Mystic exten- sion.
 The churches are ] Iehearsing for Chill drens day concertI
 There was a goo d attendance at the first meeting of he Baptist Young Peoples union Sur rday evening, led by the pastor.
 Judge Willis E. Heaton of Troy, N. Y, was the guest ,ver Memorial day Of MT. and Mrs. Ch arles Q. Bldredge at Riverview.
 Miss Mary Will jams of Providence is spending the h. oliday recess at the home of her aunt {, Miss Lucy Gallup.
 Lawyer s. As haIbel Crandall is re- covering from al | attack of grip.
 MT. and Mrs. Ernest Lakey and child, of Provid ence, were guests over Memorial day of local relatives and friends.
 Miss Sheldon has returned to South Woodstock, aft er visit to the Misses Eldredge.
 Miss Susie Iabcock has returned to North Stoning ton, after a visit to her aunt, Miss Su san H. Babcock. Miss Annie E. Lee is the guest of | Providence re datives.