Norwich bulletin., 1912-10-26
EASTERN CONNECTICUT AND WESTERN RHODE ISLAND.
OLD MYSTIC
Girls Day at Baptist Sunday School Recent Weddings-Rooms May Be Provided for Boy Scouts.

The Baptist Sunday school observed Girls day Sunday. The order of ex- ercises follows: Song, school: prayer. Rev. Henry E. Anderson; Welcome Song, Miss F'rink's class; recitation, Welcome, Alice Cheesbro; reading of Psalm, superintendent and school; song, school; lesson study; Girls Rally Song, classes of Mrs. J. Harold Will Hams and Miss Ruth Williams; vocal duet Dorothy Cheesbro and Eva Bau- man, with piano accompaniment by Elmer Cheesbro; recitation, God Wants the Girls, Flora B. Ingram; recitation, How to Be Happy, Daisy Sebastian; recitation. Follow the Sunshine, Hazel Russell; closing song. school.
 Officers of United Workers. At the annual meeting of the United Workers of the Methodist church the following officers were elected: Presi- dent Mrs. Herman Main: vice presi- dent Mrs. George G. Welles; secretary and treasurer, Miss s. Annie Will Hams: directresses, Miss Callie T. Chapman Mrs. Joseph Desley and Mrs. Hattie Pecltham.
 Watrous-Gibson. The marriage of Miss Laura Gibson of Momence, H., and Adin NJ. Wat rous of Stonington took place Wed nesday, Oct. 9th, at the Episcopal church. Momence, the rector ofhciat- ing Mir. and Mrs. Watrous visited on their honeymoon trip Chicago and NJ agara Falls, arriving Thursday even : ing, Oct 17th. at their newly furnished home at Groton borough. Mir. Watrous is the younger son of Mir and Mrs. Albert G. Watrous, who reside on the Stonington road near the pumping sta tion and formerly were residents Of old Mystic.
 Headquarters for Scouts.
 Twelve Boy Scouts with Scoutmaster Rev. Henry E. Anderson went on a hike Saturday morning to the horse pound. On arriving at the pound the Scouts partook of a lunch of boiled | frankfurters, rolls and baked potatoes. | The frankfurters were broiled over an ] open fire and the potatoes baked in the coats. At the last meeting of the Scouts a committee was appointed to see what could be done about securing nlace where rooms could be fitted uI and kept open afternoons and even l ings for the use of the Scouts. Good progress has been made by the com mittee and they hope to make d report at the next meeting.
 | Married at Lewiston. l Relatives and friends have received | news of the marriage of Mrs. Anna l. Dennis, formerly of Old Mystic, and Rev. Samuel A. Blaisdell, pastor of the Pine street Free Baptist church ol | Lewiston, Me, which took place Fri i day, Sept. F, at noon in the church of which the groom was pastor. The 1 double ring service was performed by | Tlr TT So1loU of tho Main | street Free Baptist church. The we'd l ding march was played by Mrs. Sadie | Clark Tanner. The bride wore an im- ported gown of white pongee, a pres ! ent from her brother, William Henry, i government official at Honolulu. She carried a large bouquet of bride roses Rev. and Mrs. Blaisdell left on the | early afternoon train for Old Orchard Beach, where they spent a brief time [ at the brides cottage. From thence they went to Boston. While in that city they visited with the groom s daughter, Miss Helen Blaisdell, a stu | dent at Simmons college. The church l gave Rev. and Mrs. Blaisdell recep- l ton on their return to their home at S16 Main street, Lewiston.
 Social and Personal. {! The Epworth league will hold a so- 1 cial this evening at the residence of
 MT. and Mrs. Wilfred E. Brown. | The B. Y. P. U will hold Hallow
 cen social at Hillside terrace. The United Workers of the Meth
 odist church met Wednesday afternoon
 at the home of the president. Mrs
 Herman Main.
 I Mrs. Matte Babcock entertained or
 Wednesday evening the Ladies' Aic
 society of the Baptist church.
 Mir and Mrs. Charles Q. Eldredgt
 entertained at dinner Wednesday even
 ing at Riverview Capt A. P. R. Hanks
 of New York and his brother, William | H. F. Hanks, of Old Mystic.
 Postmaster Lucy A. Tourjee has
 raspberries growing in her garden 1T Smith street and if the weather proves
 warm for a while longer will be pluck ing ripe berries.
 | s. B.gSebastian has completed put | ting in the foundation of the Meth odist parish house.
 1 One hundred and four were present
 at the Girls day exercises at the las | session of the Baptist Sunday school Miss Maisie Rider of Norwich, witt | five friends, spent the week end witt l her sister, Mrs. David Cudworth, oi l Greenmanville avenue.