Norwich bulletin., 1913-04-19
New London County
OLD MYSTIC
EvaneeIistie Services at Baptist church-Pittshursh Man Buys Riv- erview-Local Scouts Win Ball Game from New London Visitors.

erview-ocal Scouts Win Ball Game
 from New London Visitors.
 Special evangeIistic services began Sunday at the Baptist church to con- t1nue all the week. and on Sunday. April 20th. The services on the open ing day were in charge of the pastor, Rev. Henry E. Anderson Rev. Vel Baptist church. preached the sermon. Tuesday evening Rev. George B. Mars den, pastor of the Stonington borough Baptist church, preached the sermon. thur H. Withee, pastor Of the Old Mystic M. E. church. At the Wednes- day evening service Richard w. Mans field, city missionary of New Lon don, was present, and gave the open ing address. He was followed by Brothers Flood and Chapman, assist ants at the mission. The opening prayer was by Rev. MT. Anderson. Rev. Arthur H. Withee offered the clos ing prayer and pronounced the bene- diction. Thursday and Friday evenings Rev. pr. A. E. Coates of Hartford had charge. He will also conduct the children's meeting today Saturday, at o'clock Sunday will be observed as Decision day in the Sunday schools. pr. Coates will have charge of the services of the day.
 Officers of M. E. Sunday School.
 The Methodist Episcopal Sunday school has elected the following off, cers for the ensuing year: Superinten- dent, Horace O. Williams; assistant superintendent, Miss c. Louise Harris secretary and treasurer, Miss Emma, A. Williams: librarian, Miss Helen H. Williams
 Visited WooIen Mill.
 Herman Ramsen of New York and Frederick Wfldey of Stafford Springs visited the plant of the Mystic Wool en company Thursday last, both being members of the firm They dined with Superintendent Kennedy and family.
 The Baptist Ladies' Aid society met Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Calvin
 The Methodist United Workers met "Wednesday afternoon in the parish house.
 Riverview Sold. Charles Q. Eldredge has sold his Riverview residence to Percy V. Stowe Frank E. Williams has leased the upper tenement in Mrs John H. Cops house in Main street and Is getting it in readiness for his fam
 Defeated New London.
 baseball nine of Boy Scouts of New London recently played a game with the Old Mystic Boy Scouts on the jatter-s grounds. The game was won by the o. Nj. Scouts, to 5.
 Local Briefs.
 MT. and Mrs. J. Harold Williams have returned from a visit to their uncle and aunt MT. and Mrs. Allan Stevenson of Boston.
 Miss Ruth Taylor and Miss Olive Taylor have returned to New London after a, visit to local relatives.
 Albert A Haley is able to be out of doors after a serious illness
 Mrs. Benjamin E. WeIies has re- turned from a weeks visit to her parents, Mir. and Mrs. Leemis of Nor Eich.
 Miss Annie E. Lee is the guest tfafs week of her cousins, MT. and Mrs. Charles H. Champlin of SanderstoWn, R. l.
 Mrs Alpheus H. Schoonover of Elm hurst left Tuesday evening for g, wis it to her brother, Aibran Schoonover and family, of Newark, N. J.
 William Richardson of Boston was calling on friends in this vicinity re- gently
 Charles Tinker has been critically 3A since Sunday.
 Frederick Marchand and family will soon move from Riverview cottage to Mrs. Edward WhHford's house.
 Ebenezer Crandan was recent vis- 1tor in Essex.
 Mir Karney and friend of Providence were recent guests of Henry Meecf and family.
 Mrs. William Gilbert was recent Norwich visitor.
 Mrs. William D. Beckwith and Mrs. John R. BabeoclS were calling Monday on Mrs. Beckwith's daughter, Mrs. Ma thaniel H Avery at Lawrence hospital, New London.
 Mrs. Charles H. CasweH of Ledyard was a recent guest of her daughter, Mrs Henry Johnson.
 Mrs George W. Middleton has re- turned to- East Orange, N. J., after spending few days at their summer home QuOQuetaug.