Norwich bulletin., 1913-06-04
MYSTIC
Annual Recital of Pupils of c. Victor Grinnel-Mrs. Rachel Smith Dead at 102


 There was a large attendance at the eighth public violin recital given by the pupils of G. Victor Grinnell assist ed by the Grinneli orchestra Miss Mildred Chapman at the piano, Mrs. George M. Durham at the organ, at day evening. The following program was carried out:
 Faeketanz, pupils and orchestra; Sicilian Chimes, Mills; March, Broad way School Grinnell, pupils and or chestra solo, Flower Song, Lange, Fifth Air Varie, Dancla, Miss Hor- tense Stevens; solo, Berceuse, from Jocelyn, Goddard, Miss Sophia Thurber; solo, Excerpts from Il Trovatore, Verdi, Miss Florence Watrous: Pre- Jude to Lohengrin Wagner, pupils and pupils and orchestra; solo, Intermezzo from Cavalleria Rusticana, Mascag gni, Frank Moves; solo, Romance, Svend sen, Charles Ryon: solo, Andante from Concerto No. in D. Mozart, Miss Alberta Kelly; Valse De Concert, Spring. Beautiful Spring, pupils and orchestra; Marche Finale, Stars and Stripes Forever. Sousa, pupils and or cheStra.
 The following compose the class: Miss Hortense Stevens, Miss Sophia Thurber, Miss Isabel Grinne1l, Miss
  Albertus Marson, Earl Leonard, Miss Madeline Hedden, Miss Alberta Kelly Miss Ethel Fish. Miss Mildred Cooper, Mrs. Prescott. Mrs. Chester. Charles Ryon, Frank Moves, William Ryon, Carl Kieburg, William Schramm Leonard Berth, Donald Wheeler, Harry Gill, Charles Schroeder, Miss Marion Gray, Miss Dorothy Larsen, Thomas Squadrito. Burrows Perry. Morgan Moves, Sol Ellend. Daniely Tyler. Amos Brown, Earl Pellett, Edward Finken.
 Dead at 103.
 Mrs. Rachel Smith who died at the Spicer home at the age of 103 years was the oldest person in this section.
 Worked Degree.
 Monday evening Mistuxet lodge, No. 42, K. of P, met in their rooms in the Gilbert block and worked the sec ond degree on a class of candidates, the degree team from TrumbulI lodge, No. 48, of New London, being present and helping out with the work The L%ndon the third Wednesday in June at which time the candidates and a large number of the local lodge will go to that city.
 General News.
 Assistant Postmaster Harry F. Hill is enjoying his annual two weeks va cation from the Mystic post office.
 Alexander Jordan of Norwich was 8 visitor in town on Tuesday.
 MT. and Mrs. Benjamin B. Gray and son have returned to Providence after a visit with MT. and Mrs. Enos NJ Gray.
 Attorney and Mrs. Odel Tompkins have returned to New York after a short stay in town.
 John H. Mackenzie has retIffned to Providence after a visit to his mother Mrs. Isabella Mackenzie
 Mrs. J. c. Tucker left for Boston after visit with her parents. Mir and Mrs. J. c. Tucker.
 John Green Packer is visiting his niece, Miss Helen Irving at Strouds- burg, Pa.
 MT. and Mrs. George w. Bailey and daughter, Miss Doris Bailey and MT. and Mrs. Richmond Fayles have re- turned to Providence after few days stay at the Latham bungalow
 MT. and Mrs. Charles Hoxie and two daughters, Misses Elizabeth and Fran ces Hoxie have returned to Boston after a visit with Mrs. John H. Hoxie. William K. Lane and son, of Brook lyn, N Y. have been guests of MT. and Mrs. George c. Lane at Willow Point