Norwich bulletin., 1912-11-23
Who is Going and Coming Incidents. Accidents
 and Building in 'Three Counties
OLD MYSTIC
Activities of the Churches-No More Bill Posting on Church Sheds Funeral of Mrs. Zachariah Whipple'

Rev. Henry Emil Anderson, pastor of the Baptist church, preached Sunday morning from the subject. AmbaSsa- dors for Christ. The B. Y. P. U. ser vice at o'clock was led by Horace $. Williams; topic, Mistakes Often Made Evening service at z. which was open ed by the regular praise service, fol- lowed by the sermon by the pastor from the subject, Gods Need Of Men. A solo was impressively rendered by Miss Amy Eldredge before the sermon.
 Rev. Arthur H. Withee, pastor Of the Methodist church, held services Sum- day morning and evening. He preach ed in the afternoon at the Methodist church, Noank, in the absence of the pastor Rev. Charles T. Hatch, who has been confined to his home for the past week by illness.
 Bill Posting Prohibited.
 For many years the horse sheds at the Baptist church have been used as billboards, until finally the advertise ments became such @ nuisance that they have all been removed and con- spicuous notice painted on the sheds Post No Bills.
 The B. Y. P. U. held it's regular monthly business meeting and social al the home of Mrs. J. Harold Williams on Tuesday evening.
 Mrs. David Cudworth of Greenman- vdlle avenue entertained Wednesday evening the Ladies' Aid society of the Baptist church.
 01-2 Inch Smelt. r Ebert Marchand caught a smelt from Riverview dock Saturday measuring 101-2 inches long and weighing It ounces.
 Funeral of Mrs. WhippIe.
 The funeral of Mrs. Mary Crouch Whipple. wife of Zachariah Whipple whose death occurred Sunday night at her home in Quakertown, was held Tuesday afternoon. The services were conducted by Rev. William F. White pastor of the Ledyard Congregational church. The burial was in the Quak- ertown cemetery.
 Going to Hartfordl Mrs. Jane Dean and daughter enter tained Friday afternoon and evening at their home, in Main street, Mrs Alpheus H. Schoonover, Miss Lucy Gallup and Miss Lee, in honor of thei1 guest, Miss Lilly Gallup. After a visit to her sisters, Mrs. Russell Gallup o1 Ledyard and Mrs. Adam Larrabee o1 Windham, Miss Gallup will leave fol Hartford, where she will spend the winter with her cousin. Mrs. Margaret Greene.
 Mir. and Mrs J. Harold Williams en- tertained Sunday MT. and Mrs. Aller Stevenson of Boston, MT. and Mrs Charles H. Briggs, Mrs. Horace Davis MT. and Mrs. Herbert Davis and daugh- ter, Eleanor, of Mystic, and MT. and O Mrs. Frank B. Williams and son, Ken meth, of Old Mystic.
 Miss Lucy Gallup left Saturday fol Providence, where she will spend the winter with her niece, Miss Mary VII Hams.
 MT. and Mrs. George Percival oi 1 New Mexico were visitors at River view Friday.
 Leave Summer Home.
 Mrs. George W. Middleton anG daughter, Miss Josephine Middleton have returned to South Orange, N. J. after spending a few days at thetl summer home at Quoquetaug. | Mir. and Mrs. Howard Best of Fish CTS Island have been spending severa l days with MT. and Mrs. Perry H Eldredge.
 l Samuel Dennis, who has been spend ing a number of weeks at the Dennis homestead, has returned to Newport where he will spend the winter witt his son. law and daughter, MT. ant | Mrs. Louis Barlow.
 Edward Egglestone has returned tt his home in Yonkers, after a visit tt l MT. and Mrs. Andrew Haley. MT. and Mrs. George G. Welles, Mrs Fanny Morgan and son, Master Ansor Morgan, were in Norwich "Wednesday l attending the Welles-Leemis wedding