Norwich bulletin., 1912-02-03
MYSTIC
A. o. U. w. InstaIation-Mrs. Eliza GrinnelI Slips on Ice and Breaks Arm-Local Team Defeats Middle town-Hiigh School Lecture.

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 At a meeting of the A. o. U. W. held in their hall Thursday evening the officers were installed by the dis trict deputy, Joseph Teller, assisted by the grand master workman, Charles Brightman, Past Grand Master Work man Col. William D. F. Landers of Meriden and Charles B. Douglas, dis trict supervisor, of New London. There was large attendance. Refreshments were served. The officers installed were: Past master workman, Richard Smythe; master workman, Frank Mab- bett; foreman, Amos R. Chapman; overseer, Fred Douglas; guide, Law renee McCabe; inside guardian, Con- rad Kretzer; outside guardian, E. Kirke Spaulding; recorder, E. R. Will Hams, Jr.; receiver, J. H. Hill; flnan- cier, H. M, Fitch; trustee, George W. Keigwin; representative to the grand lodge, Richard Smythe; alternate, Frank Mabbett.
 Arm Broken by Fall.
 Mrs. Eliza Grinnell of Church street, who is SS years of age, fell on Thurs day and broke her arm just below her shoulder. Mrs. Grinnell went out of doors Thursday afternoon and slipped on the ice She was found by her niece, Mrs. Amos Colby, who cares for her Dr. c. F. Congdon did all he could to relieve the sufferer.
 Lecture at High School.
 There was small attendance at the third of the series of the lectures given in the Mystic High school. The lecture was given by Prof. Somers on Wild Animals. The lectures will be discon- tinued owing to the fact that they were not liberally patronized.
 Birthday Party.
 Miss Mabel Collins celebrated her seventh birthday on Thursday at the home of her parents, MT. and Mrs. Will liam Collins, on Pearl street. Miss Jessie Fish teacher i'll the first grade of the West Side school, which little Miss Collins attends, chaperoned the party. Refreshments were served and a most delightful time was had by all present. The guests left many re- membranes for Miss Collins to enjoy.
 MiddIetown Defeated.
 Mystic won another game at basket ball Thursday evening when the Mid dletoWn team met defeat. The game was slow and the Mystic boys were too much for the visitors. The score resulted 52-19 in favor of Mystic. The lineup was: MiddletoWn, Bullard left forward; Cokon. right forward; Grif- fan, center; Wilcox, left guard; Fer rett right guard. Mystic, J. McKeon, left forward Vinol, right forward; Burrows, center; L. McKeon, left guard: Wilcox, right guard Score was as follows: Field goals, Mystic. Me Keon :, Vinol 8, Burrows 4, Wilcox 6: Middletown, Colson 2. Ferrett 6; foul goals, Vinol 2. Bullard 8; referee, Ed ward Denehee: scorer, W. Mullaney; timel1eeper, Edward McKeon.
 Ladies' Day at Club.
 Thursday afternoon was Ladies day at the Mystic club. Whist and bowling was enjoyed and refreshments were served. The committee in charge was Mrs. J Henry Schaher. Mrs. Cyrus Mitchell, Mrs. Eli Gledhill
 Trolley Party to Choir Supper.
 Mrs. Charles Briggs, Mrs. Frank Hinckley, Mrs Caroline Latham, Mrs Smith. Mrs Pendleton, Mrs. Rowland Wilcox. Mrs. Harriet Lamphere, Mir. and Mrs. J. A. Rose and Mrs. w. F. Bostwick journeyed by trolley to Old Mystic Wednesday evening and enjoy ed the supper given by the choir of the First Baptist church.
 Personal Items.
 Mrs. Julia Frazier of Providence is the guest of MT. and Mrs. E. G. Cam eron.
 Mrs. Charles E. Newbury has been the guest Of her daughter, Mrs. Byron Billings, in New London.
 Mrs. George A. Mackenzie has re- turned to Westerly after a visit to Mrs. Isabella Mackenzie.
 Mr. and Mrs James ". J.athrop are spending 9 few days in Boston.
 Roscoe Burrows of Boston is the guest of his family on Willow street.
 Mrs. c. F. Consdon has returned from three weeks visit with her son and wife, MT and Mrs. William E. Congdon, of New York.