Norwich bulletin., 1912-11-09
New London County
OLD MYSTIC
BoyS' Sunday Observed at Baptist Churoh-Work' on Methodist Parish House-Straw Ride to ledyard.

The Baptist Sunday school observed boys day last Sunday. The pro gramme follows:
 Organ voluntary, Clarence W. Beck with; singing, Let the Gospel Light Shine Out, school; prayer, Deacon Beckwith; recitation, Making a Man, Ralph Clark; recitation, Little Boys Make Men, Percival Anderson; song, Onward Christian Soldiers, men and boys; recitations, What a Boy Can Do. Enoch Montgomery; Boys Wanted, Clifford Simpson; reading of psalm, superintendent and school; singing, Make Some Other Heart Rejoice, school; lesson period; offering; song by men, The Nineteenth Century Spir- it: recitation, Wanted-a Boy, Master Gilbert; reports, etc.; closing song, Bring Them In, school.
 November Roses.
 Mrs. William Beckwith picked @ large red rose from a bush on which two buds are still growing and will be in full bloom if Jack Frost delays coming for a short time.
 Mrs. Charles Q. Eldredge pleasantly entertained the Baptist library com mittee of which she is chairman on Monday evening at Riverview.
 The Baptist Ladies' Aid society met Wednesday evening with Mrs. Edward s. Tinker.
 PunctuaI Pupils.
 The following pupils of the Pleasant Valley school, town of Groton, Miss Lillian Ingram, of old Mystic, teacher have been neither absent nor tardy during the month of October:
 Frank Battistini. Lawrence Carter Emily Dewey, Dorothy Gard, Ella Gard, Pearl Ward, Dona Howard, Ed mund Lamb, Leroy Lamb, Ray Lamb Eva Newman Hope Stockford, Orland Stockford Kathleen Sullivan. Bessie Watrous, Harry Watrous.
 Personal Items.
 Albert A. Haley continues in a crit ical condition.
 Mrs. John R. Babcock and Miss Su- san H. Babcock were in Westerly or Wednesday to attend the funeral ot Congressman George H. Utter.
 Clifford Stewart and family have moved from the Wamphassett farm Stonington, to the Middletown farm on Quoquetaug hill.
 Mrs George Hanna has returned tt Hartford after spending several weeks with her son-in-law and daughter MT and Mrs. Ernest W. Brown.
 Miss Linda Richmond of Freeport N r.. was the guest last week O MT. and Mrs. D. Frank Wheeler.
 Mrs. James R. Latham has returned to New London after a visit to he, mother, Mrs. Israel R. Dewey.
 MT. and Mrs. Frank F. Williams ant son Kenneth and Mrs. J. Harold Will jams have returned from a visit tt relatives in New York and New Jersey John A. Taylor has returned from months visit to his son-in-law ant daughter, Mr. and Mrs. F. Edga Crumb at Riverside. R. I.
 Mrs. Rider of Norwich is the gues daughter, Mir. and Mrs. David Cud worth.
 Rev. and Mrs. Henry Emil Anderso, attended the Baptist minister's meet ing Monday at the Baptist church il Noank
 Progress on Parish Houss.
 Work is being rushed on the Metho dist parish house.
 Mrs. Charles P. GroSvenor of Abing ton was a recent guest of MT. and Mrt William H. Harris.
 Edward Po1neroy has returned t Worcester after visit to MT. and Mrs Floyd s. Russell at Hillside lawn.
 Mrs. Ives has returned from a visi to relatives in New Hampshire,
 Mrs. George c. Welles and son, Ben jamin WeIles. were Sunday guests c Mir. and Mrs. Loofnis of Norwich.
 Charles Greene has moved his house hold goods and family from the Pat Massey farm in Ledyard te the Joh A. Taylor house. now owned by Cal win H. Hox1e.
 Wilfred E. Brown took a party mum bering about g for a straw ride f his autotruck Saturday evening to at tend the Halloween social given b Ledyard grange