Norwich bulletin., 1913-05-31
TERN CONNECTICUT AND WESTERN RHODE ISLAND.
OLD MYSTIC
School Entertainment and Exhibit of Work-Msy Basket For Miss Brink Peas From Riverside Garden Early in June.

The Old Mystic school had an ex- hibition Friday afternoon when the following program was given: Spring time, Grades 1. II; In Woods is Peace, grades IL. ". "; Five Little Mice, grades L, IT,; wand drill, grades VI VII, VIII; The Blue Birds. grades, H., ", V; A Visit to the Country, gymnastics by grades, LII; Wood l land Voices, grades VI, VII, VIII; The Gold Fish in the Bowl, grades l., IL; Oh! Skylark. grades VI. VII, i VIII. gymnastics. grades ILL. ", "; The Bee Hives. grades VI;., VIII, Sol dlers Brave. grades VI. VII, VIII; Music of the Bells, grades. ILL, ", "; Little Sparrow Birdie. grades ., H.. Lord Gallants, grades VI, VII, VIII; Song and Flowers, grades ILL, ", V.
 4 large number of parents and friends of the pupils were present to listen to the programme, and to ex- anime the fine exhibition of work of the different grades. Miss Marian Batchelder the principal and the teacher of the other grades received much praise for the progress shown.
 Had Picnic Lunch.
 Miss Margaret Boothman of Old Mystic, and the following friends from Mystic, Miss June Foot, Mrs. Ball, Mrs. Dickenson. Miss Maude
 
 outlng to Deans woods a few days since They walked from Old Mystic to the woods, where they greatly en- Joyed an appetizing lunch
 Miss Genevieve Frink was given a May basket surprise party Friday evening by the following young peo- pie: Misses Viola Eldridge. Etta May Lamphere, Pauline Miner Frances Eldridge, Helen Hull, Nora Massey, Adelaide Russell, Messrs. Edwin Pomeroy and Lohn Con1lin. Games were played ana refreshments were served.
 A Fine Garden.
 The garden at Riverview planted by Charles e. EIdredge is much ahead of anything in the way of vegetables. Three kinds of peas are in full bloom and the present owner of the garden Percy J. Stowe will pick his first mess of peas early in June
 Melted Over SIP
 A supper was served Friday even ing from 6 to $50 in the Methodist parish house under the auspices of inc Epworth League. The amount cleared was SIP and will be used for church expenses.
 Burial or T. Henry Johnson.
 T. Henry Johnson. 61. died Tuesday morning at his home here after long and painful illness. He is survived by a widow and six children, Miss Florence Johnson, Miss Iva Johnson Everett Johnson, Theodore Johnson Miss Fay Johnson of Old Mystic, and Mrs. ". A. $. Harvey of New London -SAas-hald- Thursday after noon at D. m. at his home Rev Arthur H. WIthee of the Methodist church conducted the service. The bearers were Fred Casweu, Alfred Caswell, r. AIonzo Chapman, AIpheus H. Scbronover. Burial was in Elm Grove cemetery.
 Rev, Henry E. Anderson pastor of the Baptist church administered the ordinance of baptism to four candi- dates at. last Sunday evenings ser vice.
 Rev Arthur H. Withee pastor of the Methodist Episcopal church preached a Memorial day sermon Sunday morning. Charles Edwin Lamphear sang solo. At the eVen- Ing service district superintendent George c. ScriVener of Norwich preached the sermon. Solos were sung at the service by Miss Emma Williams and Miss Charlotte Mar chand.
 Quarterly Conference.
 The first quarterly conference was held Monday evening in the Methodist parish house by district superintend- ent SchriVener.
 Charles Q. Eldredge has leased the James Eldredge house recently va cated by Sidney CasweI to Percy V. Stowe the new owner of Riverview
 Mrs. George Walworth Middleton and Misses Marjorie and Josephine Middleton gave an oVer-Sunday party to number of young lady students of the Wheeler school, North Stoning- ton, where the Misses Middleton are enrolled as students.