Norwich bulletin., 1913-02-01
EASTERN CONNECTICUT AND WESTERN RHODE ISLAND.
OLD MYSTIC
Epworth League socia7-Rev. J. Fran eis Russell at Baptist church-Mrs. Andrew A. Haley Dead.

A social under the auspices of the Epworth League was held Friday eve- ming at the home of Miss Marjorie l Harris. An interesting programme of vocal and instrumental music and rec ftations was p1easingly rendered. A silver collection was taken, which will l be used for League expenses. Spoke at Baptist Church. Rev. J. Francis Russell, 8 mission ary to the Philippines, delivered an address Tuesday evening in the au- ditorfum of the Baptist church. The exercises were as follows: Song ser vice conducted by Rev. George R, tist church; singing, We Praise Thee; singing, Blessed Assurance; scripture lesson, Rev. Henry B. Anderson; pray CT, Rev. George R. Atha; singing, Are You Serving Jesus?; address, Rev. Mr. Atha; address, Rev. J. Francis Russell; singing. Fling Out the Ban ner: address. Rev. Mir. Anderson; col. lections benediction. Pastor Ander-, son.
 News from the Church Societies.
 Mrs. William K Hall entertained the United Workers of the Methodist church Wednesday from to 5 o'clock
 The Baptist Ladies Aid society was entertained Wednesday afternoon by Mrs. Walter Burton.
 Death of Mrs. Haley.
 The death of Mrs. Andrew A. Haley occurred early Thursday morning at her home in Main street, after an illness of many weeks. She is sur vived by her husband and her only child Albert A. Haley of Old Mys- tic; a brother. Edgar Egglestone of Yonkers, N. r.. also survives.
 S. A. CrandaiI at Hospital.
 Ex-Mayor s, Ashbe1 Cranda11, who resided during his earlier years with his parents, the late MT. and Mrs. Stiles Cranda1l at the Crandall home stead, just outside of the village, is i'll at Memorial hospital New London
 Fell on the Ice.
 Mrs. Floyd s. Russell, who was taken, Dec 26th te Lawrence hospital, New London, for treatment of injuries incurred that morning by a fall on the ice is steadily improving and it is hoped she can return home in two weeks
 The many friends here of Mrs. Will liam D. Harriss of New London, who and soon after was removed to Memorial hospital for a necessary operation, are gladdened to hear that she is comfortable. Mrs. Harris is the Chapman of Old Mystic and was born here at the Chapman homestead.
 Mrs. Manchester of New London was a recent guest of MT. and Mrs. Perry H. Eldredge
 Mrs. F. A1onzo Chapman has <fe- turned from a three weeks visit to her and daughter, MT. and Mrs. Edward Polly of Waltham, Mass
 Purchases Store. 2 Floyd s. Russell has purchased the | business of w. Earl WaIbridge at the 1 store long kept by Calvin H. Hoxte. l MT. Russell took possession Monday. The residences of John Kennedy l and Sidney Siswick have been wired i for electric lights.
 John Lazzerin, former resident, has 1 departed for a trip to Europe, after a | brief visit to local friends.
 F. D. Griffin. a former resident of l Old Mystic, was calling Sunday on l friends at the Holloway homestead.
 MT. and Mrs. J. Harold Williams and l ron, Master Horace s. Williams, were l Sunday guests of MT and Mrs. Charles 1 Tingley of Norwich.
 Dudley Wilbur is i'll with typhoid l 'ever.
 Miss Grace Aga1ice Brown and brother Carleton W. Brown have re- l turned to Hyde Park, Mass, after | l brief visit at Brookside, their home ] lere.
 Miss Agnes Chapman of Norwich | 'pent Sunday with her parents at the | Chapman homestead.
 Miss Lillie F. Chipman of Brush wood was the guest Friday of Mrs. [Ohn R BabcOck at Riverside farm