Norwich bulletin., 1913-05-03
New London County
 OLD MYSTIC
Entertainment for Benefit of Electric Lighting >Fund-Happenings of the Week-Efsitors and Travellers.


 A union entertainment was held on Saturday evening in the auditorium of the Baptist church, when the following programme was finely renderedi Pi- ane solo, Archibald Lambert; chorus, On the Trail of the Lonesome Pine. Miss Frances Eldredge, Mrs. D. Harold williams Miss Florence Johnson, Miss Nora Massey, Miss Dorothy Harris, Miss Fay Johnson and Everett John son. Horace s. Williams and Theodore Johnson; song Little Mischief, Ever ett Johnson, round. Row Your Boat all the chorus singers, reading, Lascas Mss Viola Eldredge; solo, All Aboard for Blanket Bay, Mrs. J. Harold Will liamss song. Can't You Guess What He Wrote on My Slate, Miss Ednly C. Babcocks chorus See Saw, all the singers of the chorus and the following children on the see-saws: Hazel Rus sel Clifford Holmes, Merle Anderson. John Gilbert, Margaret Cheesbro, Per cival Anderson. Anna Gilbert and Earl Gilbert; solo, Harbor of Love- George Thomas; reading, Making Love to Sallie, Theodore Johnson; solo. Garden of My Heart, Miss Sarah Thomas; Yankee Housewives, Miss Frances Eld- redge. Mrs. J. Harold Williams Miss Florence Johnson. Miss Dorothy liar ris and Miss Fay Johnson; piano solo. Archibald Lambert; vocal duet, Eou NcA Eldredge, Theodore Johnson; violin solo, William Moves; song, Gypsy's Warning, sung by Miss Sarah Thomas, Miss Frances Eldredge and Everett Johnson, who came to the Gypsy to have their fortunes read; vocal soio, Mona Prank E. Williams; round, The Bell Doth Toll, chorus singers; vocal solo. George Thomas, Miss Viola Eld- redge was pianist for the chorus, solos and duet. Many compliments were paid Miss Frances Eldredge and Miss Viola EIdredge, who planned the pro- zTamme of the concert which was sue ceesful1y carried out. The proceeds were added to the electric light fund
 Various interests.
 The Methodist United Workers met Wednesday afternoon at the parish house
 Mrs. Horace o. Williams entertain cd the Baptist Ladies' Aid society on Wednesday evening.
 Miss Sarah Thomas and brother, George Thomas returned Sunday evening to their home in Providence. While in Old Mystic they were guests of MT. and Mrs. Perry H. Eldredge
 The Wonan's Christian Temperance union met Friday afternoon at the reDA ldence of Airs. Jane H. Dean
 The. Boy Scouts walked to Center Eroton chapel Sunday afternoon and sang during the preaching service
 F. A1onzo Chapman has purchased oT Mrs. James S Russell the tract of land east of the trolley track which ao- joins MT. Chapman's land
 Appendicitis Caused Death.
 News has been received here Of the death of Mr. Whitman of Brooklyn, N X, husband of Mrs Sarah Chipman Reynolds, a former resident of Old Mystic Mrs. Reynolds was married about a year ago to MT. Whitman, whose death was due to appendicitis.
 Rev. c L. Eldredge has returned to parents, MT and Mrs- Charles O E1ld- redge at Riverv1ew-
 Mrs Wallace A Phillips returned Monday afternoon to Bridgeport after two weeks visit to her sister, Miss Susan H. Bazocock.
 Miss Lucy J. Houche is having her tenement house in Main stret repair ed
 Tn New Home. J. Brenton COpp and his mothe Mrs. John H. Copp, have moved from the Ccpp homestead in Main street to their new home in Elm street, Mystic. Charles Brightnaan has returned, after spending the winter with friends in New York and other places Frank E. Williams has leased the up | per tenement of the Copp homestead in Main street Mrs. Rider of Norwich was a recent l guest of her son n-ir-law and dangh- 1 ter. MT. and Mrs David Clzdwprth- Stephen Egg1estone of Norwich is 1 the guest of his cousins. ME. and Mrs. l Albert A. Haley. 1