Norwich bulletin., 1912-04-06
OLD MYSTIC
Epworth League Entertainment En-
 joyed by Large Audience-5irthday Psrty-Meetina of United Workers.


 An entertainment under the auspices of the Epworth league was held Fri day evening, March 29th, in the Meth odist church. John Libby of New Lon don, reader and impersonator, rendered 8 number of popular selections. Vocal solos were rendered. Miss Dorothy Purdy of Mystic sang Sing Me to Sleep, Miss Lottie Marchand of Old Mystic sang Fairly Caught, while Wil- lard B. Kegwin of Mystic rendered The Beautiful Land of Nod and The Rosary. The audience was very ap- preciative
 United Workers Meet.
 The last meeting of the United Workers was held Wednesday at the Methodist parsonage. Supper was served at p. m. Those present were Mrs. Herman Main. Mrs. F. Alonzo Chapman, Mrs. William H. Harris, Mrs. Prentice 4. Williams, Mrs. Abby B. Dewey, Mrs. Hattie Peckhaul, Mrs. Hannah Williams. Mrs. Earl Morgan, Mrs. Henry Meech and Mrs. Abner WilkensOn.
 filth Birthday Celebrated.
 MT and Mrs. Edward Tinker gave a party Monday afternoon, April 1St, for their only son, Master Charlie Tinker to celebrate his 14th birthday. The guests were Victoria Weimer, Blanche Burrows Flora Ingram, Maude Fee, Louise Weimer and Mrs. L. Lamb and Loter Sheridan, Elisha Davis, Vernon Hood, Tracy Mitchell and Lorimer In gram. Indoor and outdoor games were enjoyed. Sandwiches, cakes, olives and lemonade were served at 5 o'clock. The birthday cake was an April Fool cake. Master Tinker received many gifts.
 General News.
 The Baptist library committee met Monday evening with the chairman, Mrs. Charles Q. Bldredge, at River view.
 The Baptist chcir and Sunday school will render an Easter story and song service entitled Love Triumphant on Sunday evening, April 7th.
 Rev. A. H. Withee has been assign ed the pastorate of the Old Mystic M. E. church and will assume his new du- ties Easter Sunday.
 Horace o. Williams returned Mon day from Providence, where he attend ed conference.
 Mrs. Frank 3. Williams pleasantly entertained at her home in West Main street Saturday evening Mrs. Helen l Siswick, Mrs. Clarence W. Beckwith and Misses Genevieve Brink, Nellie F. 1 Schoonover and Clara Mae Brown. Re treatments were served during the evening
 The Busy Bees met Tuesday after noon with Mrs. Henry E. Anderson at the Baptist parsonage. Miss Nellie F. Schoonover. 8 stu l dent at Smith college, is spending the Easter recess with her parents, MT and Mrs. Alpheus H. Schoonover. l Mrs. William D. Harris of New Lon- 1 don recently entertained Miss Gertrude INV. Chapman and Mrs. Sidney Siswick of Old Mystic and Mrs. Robert Wat rous of Mystic.
 Mrs. Horace o. Williams is the guest | of Mrs. John L. lift of Providence. Mrs. James Whipple and daughter Miss Genie Whipple, of Center Groton were recent guests of William Will Hams and family.
 Mrs. John R. Denham and son, Mas ter Elton, and Mrs. Thomas Matthew son of stonington were guests Tues | day of MT. and Mrs. Joseph Desley.
 Mrs Wilbur Davis of Springfield was l the guest Monday of her sister, Mrs Harry Cady
 Mrs. Albert Desfosses is slowly re- covering from a critical illness.
 Mrs. John E. Spofford has returned to Brooklyn, N. Y, after visit to hel parents, MT. and Mrs. c. Edwin Stape. 1 lyn.
 MT. and Mrs. Ebenezer Crandal have moved from their farm in Vol Neck, recently sold to Jesse Bennett to the lower tenement in Mrs Charles H. Denison's house.
 Mrs. George G. Weller was a Sun day guest of her sister, Mrs. CharleI F. Wilcox, of Slocumb terrace, Groto1 borough.
 Miss $. Annie Williams has returned from a visit to relatives in Providence and while there attended several ses sions of the Methodist conference. Charles Brightman has returned t Oaklawn after six months stay witt 1 friends in Ledyard.
 Miss Frances Eldredge, who teaches at South Woodstock, is spending tn Easter vacation with her parents, MI and Mrs. Perry IT. Eldredge.
 Miss Lucy J. Houche has been seri ously Ill for several weeks.