Norwich bulletin., 1913-07-05
OLD MYSTIC
Methodist Pastor Breaches on Gettys- burg-Ernest w. Brown Attends Pouitrymen's Meeting Summer Guests.

Rev. Arthur H. Withee pastor of the Methodist Episcopal church preached | Sunday on the topic. Gettysburg. A
 quartet composed of Miss Charlotte | Marchard, Miss Emma A. Williams l Miss Laura Avery, and Miss Marjorie 1 Harris, sang. solo was rendered | by Miss Harris
 Baptist Services.
 Rev. Henry E. Anderson pastor of | the Baptist church, preached Sunday
 morning on the subject. Self-E -Exami-
 nation.
 The B. Y. P. U. service was held at 6:3N Topic Our Nations Glories
 and Perils. Rev. MT. Anderson
 preached Sunday evening the first of
 series of Mountain top scenes
 Moses On Mount Sinai.
 Mrs. Calvin H. Hoxie will entertain this evening the Baptist Ladies' Aid society, at her home in Main street. Attended the Poutrymen's Meeting. Ernest W. Brown of Riverhead 1 poultry farm was in New Haven, Sat urday to attend at Hotel Oneco the Branch of the American Poultry asso- citation.
 Proceeds of Festival. The Philathea class took in about 1 $20 at the strawberry festival held by 1 them last week Wednesday evening at the church.
 Ends School Year Prof William G. Park, tutor at
 the Perkins Institute for the blind, at 1 WatertoWn, Mass, has arrived at Sea View cottage for the summer month. Miss Elizabeth Bentley who has 1 successfully taught at Port Chester, ! N Y. for the past three years is spending the summer vacation at | Whitehall.
 Gaor0a yNo1uor+b MiddIaton and family of New York, have arrived at | their summer home QuoQuatauge. l Captain A. P. R. Hanks. a native of | Old Mystic has arrived at the Hanks
 homestead, for the summer vacation Miss Lucy Gallup who spent the winter and spring months with her
 niece, Miss Mary Williams, at Provi- dence, is staying for a short time at her Old Mystic home. | Miss Gertrude w Chapman enter stead, Mrs. William D. Harris, Mrs. Andrew Stewart and Mrs. J. Emerson Harris, all of New London.
 Miss Ruetta Baker of Groton bor- ough, was an over Sunday guest of MT. and Mrs Oscar F. Crumb.
 Vacation Home Corners. MT. and Mrs. Daniel Mcclure of Albany, have arrived for the summer at the home of Mrs McGuire's mother Mrs. Christopher Pickering.
 Miss Lydia Main a student at the Norwich Commercial school is spend ing the summer vacation at the home of MT and Mrs. Paul Massay. Scouts Meet. The Boy Scouts held a special ses- sion, Monday evening. Harold William Schoonover, class, 1913, Worcester Academy, is enjoying camping trip in Rhode Island with school friends.
 Miss Blanche Brown of Riverhead farm has been re-engaged to teach the Fishtown school for the ensuing year.
 Mrs Charles Collins and three grand daughters have arrived from Pittsburg. at the James Eldredge 1 house, where they will now reside. MT Collins arrived about six weeks earlier, being employed by the new owner of River View, Percy V Stowe. Samuel E. Dennis has returned to Newport R. l.. after spending the past month at the Dennis homestead, on the river road.
 Miss Florence Bentley who has suc- cessfully taught at Orange, IN. J., for ] three years has arrived at Whitehall for the summer.
 Miss Mary Williams has returned to Providence after visit to her aunt, Miss Lucy Gallup
 Charles s. Cady of Hartford has been spending a few days at the home of MT and Mrs. John Kenneday. Miss Bertha Crane Lamb who taught at South Orange. N. J.. the first year is spending the summer vacation at the Lamb homestead.
 MT and Mrs. Frank E. Williams, Mrs. Nellie F. Schoonover and Miss Viola Eldredge enjoyed an outing at Lantern Hill few days ago.
 Earl Morgan of Hartford was Sunday guest of Mrs. Hannah Will