Norwich bulletin., 1913-08-02
OLD MYSTIC
B. Y. p. U. Entertains Epworth League Services of Old Home Sunday MaG% Attended Chowder Dinner.

] The Baptist Young Peoples. Union ! pleasantly entertained the EpWorth l League of the Old Mystic Methodist church, Friday evening in the Baptist Conference room. Rev. Jeptha M. Olfn- stead of Bloomingdale, N J., former pastor of the Baptist church was a guest of the Union. Other guests were Mrs John Degraw and daughter, Miss Gertrude DeGraw of Brooklyn, N. Y,
 Miss Dorothea Schoonover and brother Master William Schoonover of StroWdsburg, Pa, Miss Eva Bauman of 1 New Haven, Miss Nellie Lamphere of 1 Westerly and Miss Lillie F. Chipman ] of Old Mystic. A feature of the en- 1 tertainment was the planting of a ! flower garden. Cake ice cream, sher- bet and fruit punch were served i Old Home Services. | The Old Home services at the Bap- l tist church Sunday were largely att l by the choir. Miss Lane of Norwich i rendered a violin solo at the evening offertory, and accompanied the organ 1 ist, Miss Viola Eldridge during the ev- ening musical program. After the ser
 mon the pastor administered the rite I of baptism.
 Norwich Musician Heard.
 Rev. Osmer c. Buddington of West 1 Mystic occupied the pulpit of the Z i ing. Miss Lane of Norwich rendered
 music on the violin during the service 1 accompanying the organist, Miss Ger 1 trude w. Chipman.
 Chowder Dinner. | The Baptist Ladies' Aid society ! served a chowder dinner al John R. i Babcock's bungalow, Riverside farm f attendance good, and all enjoyed the outing. Dinner was served on the
 lawn near the Mystic river. The pro-
 ceeds will be used for church expenses. | Sacred Concert. l A sacred concert is to be held Sun dist church by the ladies' quartet of i the church.
 1 Vacation Outings. Rev. Henry E. Anderson and fam | fly left Monday for their vacation to be spent with relatives and friends at 1 Norwich, Sterling -HiIl and Grosvenor-
 dale.
 Judge Wilber E. Heaton of Troy, N. 1 Y., is the guest this week of Captain 1 and Mrs Charles Q. Eldridge st River
 view cottage.
 ] MT and Mrs John A)eGraw and daughter Miss Gertrude, returned to 1 Brooklyn, N. Y, Monday after a visit to Mr. and Mrs J. Harold Williams. 1 They made the trip in their auto, and
  Williams and son. Horace S. Williams. House Party. | Mir. and Mrs William H Harris ] have been entertaining d house party. l The guests were Mrs. Ellen Averill i and daughter, Miss Sarah Averill of Worcester, Mrs. Charles Grosvenor of | Abingdon. Mrs. Clara H. Phillips of 1 Springfield, and Miss Euretta Gros- venor of Abingdon.
 Local Topics. 1 MT. and Mrs Ned Beebe and daugh- ! ters Miss Helen Beebe and Miss Caro- ! line Beebe of Westfeld, N J., were
 calling Friday, on their aunt, Mrs Jane H. Dean.
 Miss Frances Eldridge has been ap- 1 pointed to teach at Cromwell for the next school year.
 | Mrs. Frank l.. Hayward who has
 been visiting her brother law and i sister, MT. and Mrs Prentice A. Will 1 Hams at Quoquetaug hill farm, has left for their summer home at Little 1 Birch Island, Me.
 l Edward B. Bliss of Hartford was a Sunday guest of Old Mystic friends. | Captain A. P. R. Hanks has re- l turned from New York. l Mrs. Augustus Lambert has return i ed from a visit to relatives in Stafford ! Springs and Rockville.
 i Ernest w. Brown has returned tc Riverhead poultry farm after attend ing the annual meet of the State Poultry Association held Monday l Tuesday. and Wednesday, at Storrs | Agricultural college.