Norwich bulletin., 1912-07-20
Who is Going and Coming-Incidents Accidents
 and Building in Three Counties
OLD MYSTIC
Surprise for Etta Mae Lsmphers Proved DelightfuI-News from the Singing Class-Personai Doinss of the Week.

Rev. Henry E. Anderson pIedcheu Sunday morning in the Baptist church from the subject, A Cah to Service. The evening subject was Life-A Journey.
 Rev. Arthur H. Withee. pastor of tha Methodist Episcopal church, held the usual preaching sermons Sunday morning and evening.
 Miss Lamphere Pleasantly Surprised.
 Miss Etta Mae Lamphere was given a surprise party Saturday evening in honor of her birthday anniversary by the following young friends: The Misses Prudence Davis, Hazel Clyde, Nellie Reeves, Maude Williams, Lena Ackley, Viola Eldredge, Minnie John son Addie Russell, Laura Avery, Fay Johnson. Elinor Cheesbro. Dorothy Waterbury, Josephine Waterbury, Laura Goodwin. Florence Collis, Vic toria Weiman, Lydia Main, Nora Mas sey, Helen Hull. Maude Tinker and Daniel Gilbert, Everett Johnson, All burtus Brown, Horace s. Williams, Percival Anderson, Charlie Tinker, Earl Walbridge. Abraham Player, Charles Radcliff, Harry Leighton, George Rowe, John Beebe and Charlie Garrity. The evening was given to games and vocal and Instrumental music. After all the guests had ar rived Miss Lucie Anna Lamb called, bringing an original poem to the young hostess, written especially for this event Miss Lamb, at the request Of Miss Lamphere, read aloud the poem. Later refreshments, consisting Of sand wiches. assorted cakes, fruit and lem onade were served A large number of pretty and useful gifts were presented the young hostess.
 Singing Class Making Progress.
 The singing class, directed by Elmer l G. Smith of New London, took the third lesson in the course Wednesday evening. The list of pupils follows: Miss Amy Eldridge Miss Frances FL dridge, Mrs J. Howard Williams, Horace s Williams, Mrs. Alpheus H. Schoonover, Miss Emma Williams, Miss Christine Avery. Miss Lottie Marchand, Miss Laura Avery Miss Fay Johnson. Miss Helen Williams, Miss Mary H. Dean, Miss Huldah Des- ley, Mrs. Harriet Peckham, Miss Flor ence Johnson, Warren Wheeler Miss Gertrude w. Chapman. Rev. Arthur H l Withee Mrs Arthur H. Withee, Miss i Margaret Boothrnan, Lawrence Will Hams, Miss Esther Barnes, Clark Barnes and Elisha Dano. At the close of the lesson term a concert will be given.
 Frederick Wildey of Stafford Springs and Herman Raintsee of New York visited the plant of the Mystic Woolen company of Old Mystic few days ago looking after business interests, both being members of the firm.
 Miss Marjorie Harris of Old Mystic a graduate of New Britain Norma! school, 1912. has accepted the posi- ton as teacher of the primary grade, of the Old Mystic school.
 Newsy Notes.
 Joseph Avery and family of Mair street are camping this week st Ma sons Island.
 Captain T. Everett Weller, Mrs Weller and Miss Ruth Weller of Pen sacola, Fla, arrived Saturday after noon at the Weller homestead for thei visit to the captains sister, tn Misses Weller.
 MT. and Mrs. Philip s. Rigg, wht have lived for the past three years a the St1ler Crandall farm, departed Sat urday for Lynchburg, Va, where the. intend to permanently reside.
 MT. and Mrs. Edgar Rice have re turned to Norwich after an over-Sun day visit to Mrs. Rice's father, VII liam H F Hanks
 Mr and Mrs. Gustave Reeves am little son Howard have returned t New York after & weeks stay witt MT. and Mrs. J. Harold Williams.
 Miss Harriet Chapman of New Lon don is visitor at the home of he grandparents, MT. and Mrs. Benjamin F. Crumb.
 Merton Hundy of New Haven spending his vacation at Whitehall. Mrs. Clinton Caswell of New Lon don and nieces Violet and Alice Youn of Meriden and Sarah Young of Ne1 London were recent guests of MT. an Mrs. T. Henry Johnson.
 Mrs. John Siswick and daughte Gladys have returned to Hope Valle after g. visit to MT. and Mrs. Sidne Siswick of Main street Miss Florence WaIbridge of Staf ford Springs is the guest of MT. an !. Mrs. John Kennedy.
 , Julian H. Hanks of New York an Edwin Hanks of Norwich are guest this week of their father, William E , F. Hanks of Main street
 Mrs. Cymo Kellogg of New Londo , spent Tuesday with her mother, MT l Israel R. Dewey of Smith street.
 Mrs. Nathaniel H. Avery of Groto borough is the guest of her parent Deacon and Mrs. William D. Beck with of Smith street.
 Mir. and Mrs William Fl. Harris Main street have returned from a wis to MT. Averil and daughter of WoI
 cester.
 , Mrs. Rudolph Sanders and daughtt Mary have returned to Harrison,
 J., after a visit to Mir. and Mrs. Jc A seph Rattican.
 Miss Prudence Davis has retlrne [ to her home at Noank after an ovsl
 Sunday visit to her uncle and aun 1 MT. and Mrs. Frank l.. LAmphere |;
 Hillside Terrace.
 ! Miss Luna Ackley of LedyArd is u
 guest of the Misses Williams at Pla1T s view farm.
 Milton Brown, the three-year- o
 son of MT. and Mrs. Wilfred E. Brow . is recovering from an attack of cho
 era infantum.
 k MT. and Mrs. D. Frank Wheel e were recent guests of Mir. and Mir q William Wheeler of Groton LOT r Point
 Il Miss Annie Player of New York
 spending her vacation here with h
 father.
 ! The lCS CISdIn anu cake bdl8 O1 u
 B. Y. P. U. society. held last Fridz
 evening on the Baptist church law n was well patronized and the proceet
 amounted to about $19.
 Mrs. Frederick Munich and st - Frederick Eldridge and daughter Ma
 jory Berbert have returned to the o home in Bridgeport after a visit
 MT. and Mrs. Charles Q. Eldridge c Rtverview.
 0 Mir. and Mrs Sidney Siswick al ]. little son Hobart and their guest d Mrs. John Siswtck and daught - Gladys of Hope Valley, spent 5unds h with Mrs George Siswick at Cresce
 Beach.
 {. Miss Bessie Rattican of Pittshald
 visiting this week with her uncle ar D aunt, MT. and Mrs, Lawrence Ratt