Norwich bulletin., 1913-07-26
NEWS FROM ONE HUNDRED LIVE CORRESPONDENTS
OLD MYSTIC
Lawn Party for CIass-Mr. and Mrs. c. Ii. Hoxie Entertain in Honor of Their Son-GeneraI News,

Mrs. J. Harold Williams gave a lawn party for her Sunday school class of girls Wednesday from 3 to D. m The pupils are Emily Babcock, Gladys Whftford, Lillian Welles, Alice March CTS, Beth Denison, Dorothy Massey. Hazel Russell The guests of the class were Gertrude DeGraw of Brooklyn, N. Y., Eva Bauman of New Haven and Dorothy Chesebro of I.edyard Games were played. Cake, sandwiches and sherbet were served under a large ma pie on the west lawn.
 Entertained for Son.
 MT. and Mrs. Calvin H. Hoxie gave a lawn party Wednesday evening from s to Il o'clock in honor of their son. Calvin H. Hoxie, Jr., of the U. $. S. Vermont, who has been spending a months furlough at the Hoxie home stead in Main street. The following were present: Miss Etta Mae Lam pEere, Miss Helen Hui, Horace $. Williams, Albert Welles, Elisha Davis John Marchand, Miss Lottie Narchand, Willie Marchand, Archibald Lambert Arthur DesfosseS Miss Lydia Main, Miss Nora, Massey, Daniel Gilbert Miss Ada Kennedy, Miss Sarah Kennedy, William Kennedy, Miss Florence John son, Miss Fay Johnson, Everett John son, Philip Harris, Paul B. Lamphere, Miss Marjorie Harris, Miss Dorothy Harris, Miss Nancy Avery, Miss Ma dilla Watrous, Miss Viola Eldredge Miss Frances EldTedge, Miss Esther Barnes, Clark Barnes, Miss Nellie F. Schoonover, Harold Schoonover, EIwood Harry Cady, Jr., How ard Cady, MT. and Mrs. Walter Burton, all of Old Mystic, and Miss Dorothea Schoonover of Stroudsburgh, Pa, Miss Florence Walbridge of Stafford Springs, Harold Davis of Springfield, Mass, Leroy Hox- ie of Ashaway and John Hood of the U. s. s. Vermont, stationed at Nor folk, Va The lawn was decorated with flags and Japanese lanterns. Recita- tfons were rendered by Miss Florence Johnson, Miss Etta Mae La1nphere. Miss Charlotte Marchand and Everett Johnson. Games were enjoyed. Cake, ic cream and lemonade were served.
 Old Home Sunday.
 Sunday. July 27, 1913, will be observ- ed at the Baptist church as old home day.
 News in General.
 Mrs Clarence w. Beckwith enter tained the Baptist Ladies Aid society Wednesday evening.
 Rev. and Mrs. Arthur H. Withee are spending three weeks vacation near Bangor, Me.
 Rev. Herbert B. Hutchins has re- turned to Lewiston, Me, after a visit to MT. ana NlrS. Horace U. WllI1aI11S-
 Judge Willis E. Heaton of Troy, N. Y. is the guest of MT. and Mrs. Charles Q. Eldredge at Riverview cottage.
 Captain F. Everett Welles is spend ing this week in Boston.
 Mrs. Frank L. Hayward of Water bury is the guest this week of MT. and Mrs Prentice A. Williams at Quoque taug Hill farm. From there she will go to their summer home at Little Birch Island, Me.
 Mrs. John s. schoonover of strouds- burgh, Pa, and two children are guests of MT. and Mrs. Alpheus H. Schoonover at Elmhurst.
 Julian H. Hanks of New York is spending two weeks vacation at the Hanks homestead with his father, Will H. F. Hanks.
 Miss LAllie P. Ch1pman has returned from three weeks visit to her twin brother, Rev. pr. W. ?. Chfpnnan and family at Elmcroft, Taicottville, Ct.
 Condition Serious.
 Henry Meeeh is critically i'll at hos :taI in Hartford, where he underwent three weeks ago a serious operation. Mrs. Meec1a and her sister, Miss Grace A1eech. left early this morning for a visit to him.
 Miss Lucy Gallup has returned to the home of her niece, Miss Mary Will Hams of Providence, after spending three weeks at her home here.