Norwich bulletin., 1912-12-28
Who is Going and Coming-Incidents. Accidents
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New London County
OLD MYSTIC
Lamb Deslsy Marriage = slsishing Party to Lsdyard-christmas Ser vice and Festivals.

Lamb Deslsy Marriage - slsishing Party to Lsdyard-Christmas Ser vics and Festivals.
 Miss Huldah Desley of old Mystic and Edward Haven Lamb Of Ledyard were married Wednesday evening, Dec. 25, at o'clock, at the Methodist par gonage by Rev. Arthur H. Withee. The bride Is the youngest daughter Of MT. and Mrs. Joseph Desley of Old Mystic. The groom is the oldest son of the late Daniel W. Lamb of Ledyard; MT ana Mrx Lamb will reside at the Lamb homestead in Ledyard.
 Christmas Service. A Christmas service of story and song was rendered Sunday evening at the Baptist church. The story entitled The Quest of the King was read by the pastor, Rev. Harry Emil Anderson. The musical programme follows: Chorus The Glorious Bethlehem Star, choir and school; chorus, Journey of the Wise Men, choir and school; solo, Holy Night, Frank Earl Williams; chorus, The Heavenly Choir, choir and school; solo. The Shepherds' Vision, Mes Amy Eldredge; chorus, No Room for the King, choir and school duet, The Bethlehem Lullaby, Mrs. J. Harold Williams. Miss Eleanor Chesebro; solo, Bethlehem, Miss Amy Eldredge; an- them, His Kingdom is an Everlasting Kingdom, full choir; benediction, Past tor Anderson.
 Perfect in Attendance.
 Children in the Old Mystic school neither absent, tardy nor dismissed for the fifteen weeks ending Friday, Dec. 70, are: Grade Mary Smart, Hobart Eiswick, Alice Jarorinski, Helen Tener- esh, Mary Fontenella- Grade IT, Frances Congdon. Grade III--Spicer Brown, Harry Cady, Beatrice Clark, Anna Congdon, Vernon Hood, Flora Kennedy, Thomasine Marshand. John Kennedy, Jr., Maude Shank, Charles Welles. Grade Iv-valentino Carocasi. Attilio Serafin, Lillian Welles, George Morethero. Grade V--Rosie Beimora, Bernice Burdicl, Paul Massey, Alice Mariners, George Fontanella- Grade vI-Mildred Brown, Sadie Hallasy, Doris Peckham. Grade vII-Genieve Smart Leslie Haley, Gladys Whittle- sey, Clifford Main, Percival Anderson, clifford Desley. Grade VII1-Antoin- cite Burdick, Nancy Avery. Emily Babcock. James Whiting, Fanny Mar shand. The following pupils were not absent, although tardy or dismissed: Grade Ralph Clark, Lena Fonten- ella Grade II-Charlie Campo. Grade ITf-Elmer Anderson, Leah Peaciera, Tony CinL Grade IV-Rachel Caro- cari, Raymond Lambert Grade VI-- Edna Shank, Edmond Welles. Grade vnf-Mildred Peckham
 Birthday Party.
 Mr. and Mrs. Charles Tinker gave a birthday party Dec. 18th to celebrate MT. Tinker's birthday. The rooms were gay with their Christmas decorations A Christmas dinner was served at o'clock. The guests were Mir. and Mrs Edward Tinker, MT. and Mrs Ansor Kenyon, MT. and Mrs. Frank Ingram George Ingram, Miss Lillian Ingram Miss Flora Ingram, Master Lorrimel Ingram, Miss Eva Hall, Charlie Tin ker. Verne Dewey, Mrs. Elisha c. Da. vis. Lila Davis. Mir Tinker was tht recipient of a large number of gifts Tn the evening music was furnished b, Frederick Mitchell, George Ingram ant Anson S. Kenyon. Later refreshment were served.
 MT. and Mrs. wilfred E. Browl have returned from Waterbury, wher' they attended the wedding of Mrs Browns brother, Dr. Edmund Spicer and Miss Minnie Tracy Chatfeld o Waterbury.
 Sleigh Ride to Ledyard.
 Miss Della M Williams, Miss Emn A. Williams, Miss Helen H. Williams Lawrence Williams, John Spicer Wil Hams of Quoduetaug Hill farm an their guest, Shepard Haines, of Brook lyn, N. Y. took sleigh ride Christ mas night to Ledyard. where the were pleasantly entertained by Ms Eleanor Chesebro at the home of he parents, MT. and Mrs. Henry Chesbrt
 Sunday School Festivals.
 The Baptist Sunday school held Christmas entertainment and tree Fri day evening.
 The Methodist Sunday school wi hold Christmas entertainment or evening next week
 B. Y. P. U. Officers.
 The following officers of the B. '. U. have been elected for the ensuin six months: President, Mrs. J. Harol Williams; vice president Miss Et Mae Lamphere: secretary, Genie' Frink; treasurer, Miss Viola Eldredg' chairman of devotional committe Rev. Henry E. Anderson; chairman membership committee, Mrs. Frank Williams; chairman of social commi tee, Mrs Henry E. Anderson; chai - man of Missionary committee. Nil Clarence w. Beckwith.
 George E. Lamphsre's Burial
 George Edwin Lhmphere, a nati' and long time resident of Old Myst who died last Saturday at hospit in Boston, was brought Monday nor ing to Elm Grove cemetery for buri in the family plot
 Mrs. James Eldredge.
 The body of Mrs. Lucy Emily Fl yedge, widow of James Eldredge, wi ded at the home of her son, Rev. Frederick Eldredge, at Mantle, Mo day, was brought for burial in t e. .,lnt is, IClr,n Groua cnrrnatnr,r