Norwich bulletin., 1912-10-05
Who is Going and Comng-Incidents. Accidents
 and Building in Three Counties.
OLD MYSTIC
Corn Roast on Prentice Farn-Musical and Literary Entertainment-Ad- dress on Prohibition.


 Rev. Arthur H. Withee, pastor of the Methodist church, held the regular preaching service Sunday, followed by a baptismal service and reception of members.
 Rev. Henry D. Anderson, pastor of the Baptist church, preached Sunday morning on A Defeat Through Disobe- dience. The B. Y. P. U. service at 6.30 p. m. was led by Mrs. Anderson; sub tect, Missionary Heroes The subject of the evening sermon was Life's Great Work.
 Corn Roast Enjoyed.
 On Thursday evening Miss Helen Williams and brothers, Lawrence Will Hams and John s. Williams gave a corn roast on the farm of Prentice A Williams. After the guests had enjoy ed roasting and eating the corn, dough- nuts and coffee were served. The re- mainder of the evening was spent III playing games around the camp fire. The guests were Misses Marjorie liar ris, Laura Avery, Elinor Cheesbro, Es- ther Barnes, Dorothy Harris and Christine Avery, and Philip Harris, Paul B. Lamphere, Warren Wheeler, Clark Barnes and Daniel Gilbert
 A Pleasing Programme.
 A musical and literary entertainment was held at the residence of Mrs. Jane H. Dean Friday evening, when the fol- lowing programme was admirably rem dered: Piano solo, Chariot Race, Miss Mildred Peckham; vocal solo, Honey Sweetheart of Mine, Miss Charlotte Marchand; recitation, The Old, Old Story, Miss Laura Avery; piano duet, The Butter Dance, Miss Gertrude w. Chapman and Miss Marjorie Harris i; vocal solo, Four Leafed Clover, Miss Emma Williams; recitation, The De- batting Society, Everett Johnson; vocal solo, Who Knows? Miss Marjorie liar ris; plano solo, Fifth Nocturne, Miss Della Williams. Inspected Tall Corn. An automobile party from Glaston bury was down to Riverview Friday to inspect the big corn of MT. Eldredge's E and tal1e pictures of the same. Mrs. William D. Beckwith entertain ed on Wednesday evening the Ladies Aid society of the Baptist church. Miss King to Teach. Miss Helen M. King of South Brain tree, Mass, has been secured to teach the intermediate grades of the Odd Mystic school Mrs. Halsey E. Packer of Mystic taught that department un- til Miss King arrived
 Prohibition Address. A. Judson Bolster of New York de- livered an address Friday morning of last week in Lamphere's park on the prohibition, prosperity and progress automobile campaign.
 To Wed Norwich Young Lady. The engagement of Miss Lena Leemis of 46 Ward street, Norwich, to Benja- min E. Welles of Old Mystic was an nounced last week by miscellaneous shower given by about sixty of hel young friends The marriage will take place in the late autumn Mrs. Henrietta G. Thompson of New York. Ml~s Julia D. Smith of Wester- ly and Miss Mary A. Geer of Poque l tanuck were calling recently on Miss Lucy Gallup.
 To Build Parish House. The people of the Methodist church are receiving generous contributions towards the fund for the new parish house, on which they hope to begin work in a short time.
 Work Is being rushed on the Horace | o. Williams block.
 Miss May Bentley of Whitehall Eef
 Saturday for New York, where on Oc tober 1st she began her eighth year as teacher of drawing and penmanship al the Collegiate school for boys. Rev. and Mrs. Arthur H. Withee Jeff Mondar morning for Putnam, where | they will spend two weeks vaca- 1 tion with friends.
 Miss Addie Russell has returned tC .A e. Ih.r .rre,Jx xHran lev with Worcester friends. William J. Eldredge of Cincinnati i!
 the guest of his uncle, Charles Q. Eld
 redge.
 Dana Taylor Gallup of Cambridge | Mass is the guest of his mother, Mrs Simeon Gallup.
 l MT. Ives has moved from the Walte1 Dewey place to Charles E. Lamphere':
 bungalow, near the Lantern Hill road