Norwich bulletin., 1913-12-13
ERN CONNECTICUT AND WESTERN RHODE ISLAND.
OLD MYSTIC
Enworth League Gives Seven Cent 5upper-Forner Whitford Farm
 soId-Miss Mabel E. GaIIup's Death.

i The EpWorth league of the Metho- i dist church held a seven cent social in 1 the parish house Friday evening, Dec. l 3, at s o'clock. Admission was seven 1 cents; cake and coffee seven cents and i homemade candy seven cents. The 1 following programme was renedered: 1 Piano solo. Miss Della 4. Williams; 1 reading, The Chinese Servant, Mrs. ! HenryAckart; solo, Mother Hen Song, l Ihomasine Marchand: recitation, A 1 Yankee in Love. Theodore Johnson; | piano solo, Miss B. Gill; recitation, 1 When Sister Expects Her Beau, Thom- asfne Marchand; reading, Mrs. Henry 1 Aclart; pano solo, Miss Mildred Peck ! ham; proverb contest. 1 The attendance was good. The pro- ] penses.
 Aid Sooiety's Sale.
 The Ladies Aid society of the Bap- tist church held the annual sale of aprons fancy articles, mysteries, home 1 made candy. Supper was served from 6.15 to o'clock. Price of supper 25 cents, The abundance waas large. The proceeds, amounting to about $65, will be used for cfgHrch expenses, The apron and fancy table was in charge of Mrs. Charles .. Eldredge, Mrs Ar thur Daboll, Mrs. R. H. SchOOnOver Mrs. Frank E. Williams, and Miss Cen evieve Frink sold home made candy. M NSleGy DO8SS were sou DN MISS V T. ola Eldredge and Misses Emily Bab- cock, Hazel Russell, Dorothy Massey, Gladys Whittlesey and Lucy WhitfOrd- i The supper was in charge of the pres ident and officers of the Ladies Aid society and assistants, Mrs. Horace Q. Williams collected for the suppers- Death of Miss Mabel E. Gallup. Friends in the AIystics have been notified of the death of Miss Mabel F. "a nf Hill CT She l2b years of age. and was ill only a short time The funeral was held at the home of her parents, Dr. and Mrs. Charles H. Gallup. Burial was in Long Hill cemetery. Dr. and Mrs Gallup and daughter formerly resided in Old Mystic.
 Sells Farm to New Jersey Man. Henry Ackart has sold the farm he purchased about two years ago from Clark Whitford to MT. Burrows of New Jersey. who has already taken posses sion. Mir. and Mrs. Aclzart and niece, Miss Harriet Relyea, have returned to New York state, where they resided before coming to Old Mystic.
 The Methodist Unted Workers met Wednesday afternoon in the parish house to complete work for their an nual sale.
 The seni-annuaI meeting of the Baptist Young Peoples union was held Friday evening in the Baptist confer ence roou-
 Evaneelists Conduct Services.
 Rev. J. w 8Tahoo6. assisted by his singer. Rev. A. E. Davidson, conducted an SeYange1istic service in the Meth odist church Thursday morning at 10.3O o'clock. The evangeIists are at present engaged in an evangelistic campaign in the Methodist church at New London, and kindly offered to
 TI,,r 5rax- morning.
 Postmistress L Annette Tourjee picked a large sprig of towering quince blossoms Friday morning, Dec. ,, from a shrub growing on her lawn in Smith street.
 The Baptist Sunday school is aTTang- ing for a. Christmas entertainment
 Gone to Arkansas.
 Captain A P. R. Hanks. William H, F. Hanks and daughter. Mrs. Edward Rice. left early in the week for Hot Springs, Ark, where they will spend the winter.
 NIT. and Mrs. Frank E. Gates and daughter Miss Mildred Gates have re- turned to Providence after visit to Mrs. Neil and Miss Holloway aS the Holloway homestead.
 Alden Matthews and Vine BsckW1th of East Lyme were recent guests or Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Matthews.
 A. If, SCh00n0Ver was & recent Prov idehce visitor,
 Ths residence Of deorge C. WeIIes has been wired for electric lights.
 Mrs. Abel H. Hincxley and daughter, Mrs. Sidney S9swiel1, were Westerly visitors Thursday.
 Gone to California.
 Mrs David Smith of Junior farm left early in the week for Oakland, cal. where she will spaad tEle winter, Mrs. Smith resided tlaeFs fer 8 number of yeaFR.
 Mrs William Gilbert fs recovering from the effects of burns suffered while cooking,