Norwich bulletin., 1913-11-15
OLD MYSTIC
Postmaster and Mrs. HinckIey ceIe- brate Golden Weddins-Temperance Meetins-Prize Cups on Exhibition.

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 Ex-Postmaster Abel Fl. HincL5ley and Mrs. Hinckley informally observed the golden wedding anniversary of their marriage Monday afternoon and even ing. A large number or relatives and friends called to congratulate them, and they received congratulations by post also and received many gifts among them a number of gold pieces. Refreshments were served. Mrs. Hinclzley was assisted in serving by her daughter, Mrs. Sidney Siswick, and Mrs: Horace A. Williams, an intimate friend.
 Union Temperance Meeting.
 A union temperance meeting under the auspices of the w. c. T. IT. was held Sunday evening in the Baptist church, with the following oredr of service: Singing, Higher Ground, Let the Sunshine In, The Fight is On; in vocation, Rev. Arthur H. Nithee, with scripture lesson and prayer; singing, We Shall See the King; announcements and offerings; singing, l Am a Soldier; address, B. c. 1123, Rizpah 1913 A. D., Rev. Welcome E. Bates: closing hymn, Battle Hymn of the Republic; benedic- tion, Rev MT Withee
 Rev. Henry E. Anderson. pastor of the church, occupied the pulpit of the Union Baptist church. Mystic, in eX- 
 Combined Ages 332 Years.
 Mrs. Allen P WiInams of Quoque- taug Hill recently entertained Mrs. Ab- by E. Dewey, Mrs. Phoebe Davis, Mrs. Marcia Stanton and Mrs. Horace Frink for the day The sum of the Aver uuartette was 332 years, all Of them being 80 or thereabouts. Mrs Williams, the hostess, will be 80 tho 25th of this month. During the daA two photographs of the party were taken,
 Rummage Sale. The Philathea class of the Baptist church, of which Mrs. Henry F. Ander- son is teacher held a. rummase sale Wednesday and Thursday afternoons and evenings in the Boy Scouts rooms in the basement of the Silas E. Bur rows mansion. The sale was very sue cessfuL The proceeds will be added to the new carpet fund for the Baptist church.
 Prize Cups Shown.
 Tire large silver trophy cups for the winners of exhibits at the poultry show of the Southern New England Poultry association are on exhibition in one of the front windows of the Horace o. Williams store. One is the gift oi Ernest w. Brown of Riverhead Poultry farm, Old Mystic, while the other was
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 Officers of United Workers.
 At the annual meeting of the United Workers of the Methodist church the following officers were elected for the ensuing year: President. Mrs. F. Alon- 70 Chapman; vice president, Mrs. Prentice A Williams: secretary and treasurer, Mrs. Joseph Desley,
 Entertained Aid Society
 Mrs Maurice B. CaswelI entertained the Baptist Ladies Aid society We'd nesday afternoon and evening at her home. Supper was served from 6 to S.. The proceeds amounted to $5,
 Had Game Dinner.
 F. Edgar Crumb has returned to Riv- erside, R. L, after @ visit to local rela- tives and friends. While here he en- joyed several hunting expeditions with Dr. Edwin c. Chapman of New London and Alpheas H. SchoonOver of Elm croft, Old Mystic, and on Thursday evening of last week dinner of game was cooked and served to the trio at Elmhurst, the residence of MT. Schoon- over.
 Quarterly Conference.
 The second quarterly conference of the Methodist Episcopal church was held Thursday evening in the parish house conducted by District Superin- tendent G. G. Scrivener of Norwich.
 Shineiing Bee.
 shingling bee was held Monday and Tuesday at Center Groton chapel A choWder dinner was served at noon each day by the women.