Norwich bulletin., 1913-06-07
LETTERS FROM. TWO STATES
OLD MYSTIC
Hike of Boy Scouts to Lantern Hill Mystery Supper Success-Rrown Tail Moths Noticed.

The Boy Scouts in charge of Patrol Leader Horace s. Williams, took a hike to Lantern Hill Saturday. They started about 10 8. m.. returning Joyed the outing were Charlie
 Matthews, Daniel Gilbert, Edward Da- wis, John Gilbert, Percival Anderson Earl Gilbert and Charlie Tinker. Aft
 CT climbing to the very top of the 1 mountain they cooked over the camp | fire, frankfurters, beef steak and po- tatoes for which they had fine appe- | tites
 Mystery Supper. The Baptist Young Peoples union | served a Mystery supper in the con- | ference room of the church Tuesday
 evening from 6.30 to 830 o'clock. The menu follows: Son of Noah (ham) 1;
 something needed (bread) Irish mys- | tery (potatoes); shippers home l (cheese); Boston favorites (beans) loves desire (pickles) playful nanny | goat (butter); side walk slippers (ba-
 nanas); shiver and shake (jello); Bos- l ton overthrow (tea); school girl fla Vorite (cake); bathing appliance (wa- ter); berry from the tropics (coffee);
 chip of the old block (tooth pick). 1 The proceeds will be added to the
 fund for putting electric lights in the
 church.
 Celebrated Twelfth Birthday. l Doris Peckham daughter of Mrs. Harriet Peckham of Smith street,
 gave party Wednesday, her twelfth | birthday from to D. m. to the oth- | CT members of her Sunday school Flora Kennedy, Mildred Brown, Az
 nes Green, Geneive Smart, Sadie Hal 1 liday, Edna Shank, Ruth Brown of
 Mystic a cousin of the young hostess
 was special guest. Games and mu- | sic were enjoyed. Supper was served at o'clock; Mildred Peckham, older sister of the hostess served She was
 assisted by Nancy Avery of Old Mys- | tic. Miss Doris Peckham received a
 number of pretty gifts.
 Brown Tailed Moths Found. 1 Rev. Arthur H. Withee found a few | days since pair of brown tailed moths
 on the lily leaves growing near the
 Methodist Episcopal church They l were pretty creatures, pure white in
 color and it was difficult to realize that such tiny insects could devour and | destroy as much as they are capable of | 1t would be a great work for the Boy | Scouts when on their hikes to search
 Tor and destroy all such moths. Twelve Join Church. | Rev. Henry F. Anderson extended | the right hand of fellowship to twelve
 new members at the communion ser l vice last Sunday morning. 1 Mrs. William D. BeCkWith of Smith 1 street entertained the Baptist Ladies'
 Aid society Wednesday at her home Delegates to Baptist Meetings.
 The following delegates have been 1 appointed from the First Groton Bap- l tist church, Old Mystic, to the annual meetings of the Stonington Union as- | sociation to be held June 18th and l 18th with the Groton Heights Baptist | church: Rev. and MES. Henry E. An i derson, A. Zephaniah Brown, Deacon | William D. BeckWith Deacon Daniel 1 Frink, Rev. A. J. Chandler, Mrs Hor- 1 ace o. Williams
 Mrs. Percy V. Stowe and daughter Elizabeth have arrived at their new l home, Riverview Mansion MT. Stowe
 has been at the new home for several | weeks.
 Dana Taylor Gallup has returned to l Harvard Law school where he is talk l ing a post graduate course after spend
 ing few days with his mother Mrs. s. Gallup.
 Mrs. Ida Norton of Waterbury is the 1 guest of Rev. and Mrs Arthur H. l Withee at the Methodist parsonage. | Raymond Raggie of New York is 1 the guest of MT. and Mrs Robert Hen | derson at Pleasant View farm.