Norwich bulletin., 1912-07-13
Who is Going and Coming-Incidents, Accidents
 and Building in Three Counties
OLD MYSTIC
Summer Guests Come and Go-Pionic outines-Catalpa Grove Beginning to Bloom.

to Bloom.
 Mrs. James Eldridge, a former resi- dent of Old Mystic, has arrived at the home of her son, Rev. C. Frederick Eldridge of Mantle. after a lengthy visit to her son, William J. Eldridge of Cincinnati.
 Captain A. P. R. Hanks of New York was Sunday guest of his brother w. H. F. Hanks.
 Miss Marjorie Harris of Old Mystic, a graduate of New Britain Normal school, class 1912, has been engaged to teach the primary grades of the Old Mystic school.
 MT. and Mrs. William H. Harris have returned from a visit to MT. and Mrs. Grosvenor of Abingdon.
 Frederick Munich returned Sunday evening to his home in Bridgeport, after a weeks visit with MT. and Mrs. Charles 0. Eldridge at Riverview. Mrs. Munich and their two children remain ed for a longer visit.
 J. Alpheus Schoonover of New York was a Sunday visitor at Elmhurst
 Deacon Cyrus H. Brown of Westerly was the guest Saturday of his cousin, Miss Susan H. Babcock
 Miss Grace Meech of, Providence is spending her vacation at the home ot her brother, Henry Meech Mrs. Conan and daughter of New Jersey are guests of MT. and Mrs. Will liam Gilbert.
 Mrs. F. Edgar Crumb and Miss Vir- ginta B. Crumb of Riverside, R. l., were over Sunday guests of Mir and Mrs. Alpheus H. Schoonover at Elm hurst.
 Mrs. Henry lift of Triton. Ga, was calling recently on her aunt, Mrs. Jane H. Dean.
 Mrs. William D. Harris has returned to New London, after weeks visit to her father and sister, Dr. A. T. Chap man and Miss Gertrude w. Chapman.
 Mrs. George Siswick and her moth CT, of Stafford Springs, were recent guests of Mir. and Mrs Sidney Siswick.
 Miss Annie B. Lee went to Newport, R. l., Tuesday to attend the funeral of her cousin Mrs. Robert s. Burlingame. Milton, the year old son of MT. and Mrs. Wilfred D. Brown, is critically i'll.
 John Hood has returned to the U. s. battleship Vermont, at Norfolk, Va, after spending 14 days furlough at the home of Henry Meech.
 Mrs. Alice Charoux and MT. and Mrs. Victor McNeil of Hudson, Mass, were recent guests of MT. and Mrs. Henry Johnson.
 i MT. and Mrs. Edgar Rice of Norwich recently visited Mrs. Rice's father, Will liam H. F. Hanks.
 Miss Lucy Gallup left Monday for Foster, R. L. where she will spend the month of July with her niece, Miss Mary Williams.
 Mrs. William Babcock and daughter, Mrs. George Stone. have returned to North Stonington after a visit to MT. and Mrs. Morris B. Caswell. Miss Alice Weich has returned to Nashua, N. H.. after visit>to her cous- in, Miss Hazel Clyde.
 Attended Picnic. | The following enjoyed a picnic at | Wheelers Grove, Stonington Independ- ence day: Miss Louise Harris, Miss l Gertrude W. Chapman, Rev. and Mrs, Arthur H. Withee, Miss Margaret Boothman, Mrs. Hattie Peckham, Miss Florence Johnson, Miss Marjorie, Miss Annie Mcdonald, Miss Esther Barnes, Miss Dorothy Harris, Miss Mildred Peckham Miss Fay Johnson, Miss Christine Avery, Miss Della Williams Miss Emma Williams, Miss Laura Av- | cry, Miss Helen Williams, and Law renee Williams, Everett Johnson, Phil 1 ip Harris, Paul B. L4amphere, Theodore 1 Johnson.
 Pleasant Outing for Scouts.
 The Boy Scouts picnicked the Fourth at Davis wharf on the bank of the Mystic river. Those present were Hor- ace s. Williams, Daniel Gilbert, Per cival Anderson, Herbert Whiting, liar 1 old Main, Clifford Desley, Howard Clyde, Earl Gilbert, William Marchand Benajah Davis, Raymond Anderson Edward Welles, James Whiting, John 1 Gilbert Frederick Marchand, Edwar Davis, Elmer Anderson, Charles Welles tJohn Marchand. The boys were in charge of Scout Master Rev. Henry E. Anderson and Assistant Scout Master Rev. Arthur H. Withee. Chowder made by Daniel Gilbert assisted by Mir Withee and MT. Anderson, was served also sandwiches, cake etc. Guests at the picnic were Mrs. Anderson, Mrs Withee, Mrs Alpheus H. Schoonover l Mrs. John R. Babcock, Miss Emily Bab- cock, Miss Dorcas Bindloss, Harold w Schoonover and Everett Johnson.
 Catapa Grove in Bloom.
 The catalpa grove of Charles O. EIdridge, at Riverview, has come into bloom the past week. 10 per cent. ot the trees being in blossom. The sight of the beautiful flowers from the high way and the delicate odor are worth 1 driving many miles to enjoy.