Norwich bulletin., 1913-10-04
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Baptist Church to Observe Rally Day Funeral Services for William Hoi- dredge-HiI<e of Boy Scouts.

Baptist Church to Observe Rally Day Funeral Services for William Hoi-
 dredge-HiI<e of Boy Scouts. 1 Sunday evening at the Baptist church was observed with a specjai program on Christian culture, as giV- en in last weeks Bulletin. The pro gram and arrangements were in charge of Mrs. Henry E. Anderson, who also ! was the leader of the evening. Rally Day. Sunday, Oct. 5th is to be observed as Rally day in the Baptist Sunday school. with a special program. h. Nltations have been sent out to aA members of the school to attend the service. Special features of the day will be a sermon in the morning by | the pastor on Hobab and Hobabs and during Sunday school hour the fol- lowing order of exercises: Recitation, Greetings, Ralph Clark; Rally Day Flag Drill, twelve children six girls from Mrs. J. H. Williams class. SIX boys from Mrs. w. D. Becllwith's class; solo, God Give No Homes, Dorothy day exercises, nine children, six rom Miss Burnett's class, three from Mrs H. Q. Williams class; recitation, A Rally Day Song, Elizabeth Denison.
 Funeral of William HoIdredee.
 The funeral of Willie Holdredge .1e twelve year old son of MT and Mrs William Holdredge, was held Sunday at p. m. at their home at BWnetts Corners. There was a large attend ance of relatives, friends and neigh bOrs. Rev. Henry E. Anderson, pas tor of the First Baptist church, Old Mystic, conducted the services. Does Jesus Care, and Safe in the Arms of Jesus were sung by Mrs. Henry E. An dersOn, Mrs. J. Harold Williams and Frank E. Williams. The bearers were Frank E. Williams. Otis Gardner, Verne Dewey, George Ingram. The burial was at Elm Grove cemeteHy. The committal service was by Rev. Henry E. Anderson.
 Church Societies Meet.
 The Ladies' Aid society of the Bap- tist church met Wednesday evening with Mrs. Calvin H. HoZie of Main street.
 The Philathea class met Thursday afternoon at the Baptist parsonage with their teacher. Mrs. Henry E. An derson, for reorganization.
 To Continue Musical Studies.
 Miss Nellie Frances SchoonoveT, Smith College. 1913, who has been spending the summer with her parents Mir and Mrs. Alpheu5 H. Schoonover, at Elmhurst, left Thursday, Oct 3, for New York, where she entered the Damrosch school of music, Institute of Musical Art.
 Changes of Residence.
 MT. Rogers of LeGyard is moving to the Charles D, Chapman place at Centre Groton. which he purchased d 1 few weeks ago of Mr Chapman, who has bought the Henry Meech place at i Old Mystic, and-is getting ready to 1 move to his new home. MT. and Mrs. i Arthur Daboll are moving from the | Warren Burnett place at Burnetts | ( ('OTT1PTs the n f17a | Meech house, just purchased by MT 1 Chapman. Henry Meech has pur- chased the Jennie Tyndall place at l Old Mystic. and is vacating the house 1 Lamphere and family, who have re- 1 sided at the Tyndall place for the past 1 two years moved Monday to the lower l tenement of Mrs. Henry's house in l Church street, Mystic. Mrs. Caroline i Rodman has moved from the upper i rent in the Meech house to J. Brenton l CUpp's house in West Main street.
 End of Vacation.
 Miss Mary Bentley who has been 1 spending her summer vacation at | White Hall has returned to New York i to resume her duties as teacher at the 1 Collegiate school wherei she has ! taught for term of years. i
 Mrs. Wilfred F Brown is the guest l of friends at Halifax, N. $.
 MI D. LNs D. l1ctL FSS LII A'l 4NSSBOIL udS | arrived at the Dean homestead for the l winter.
 Lowe Nichols has returned to Phil adelphia after months vacation l spent with his brother n-law and | sister, MT. and Mrs. Percy V. Stone.
 Mrs. Lester Brewer and children have returned from a visit to relatives at Staffordyflle.
 Captain aad Mrs. T. Everett WelIes and Miss Ruth WeIles, have returned -lH days visit To relatives in Boston.
 Clarence W. Beckwith of Smith street was Gn over-Sunday guest of Rev. and Mrs. c. Leavens E1dredge of Greeneville, N H.
 Mir and Mrs. George Butterworth of Tampa Fla, have been visiting rela- lives at Old Mystic and Southbridge, Mass.
 Miss Florence ColIis has returned from Providence.
 Miss Emma 4. Williams 3 student at Willimantfc Normal school was an over Sunday guest of her parents. MT. and Mrs. Prentice A. Williams.
 Roy lift has gone to Florida where he will engage in the express business.
 Richard Walbridge of Hartford was 3 recent guest of MT. and Mrs. John X Kennedy.
 Boy Scouts Hike.
 The Boy Gcouts went on 2 hike to D6dh WOODS FEtuaN 9lIe1nOons aIIeT arriving they roasted frankfurters and potatoes over the camp fire, for which they had good appetites.
 Charles Newton was an over Sun lay guest of relatives at Hadlyme.
 MT and Mrs, Alonzo B, Collis at tended last week the funeral of Mr -ollis' brother. Frank Col1is of Am aerst Mass.
 Mrs. Sarah Grinnell has returned from 2 visit to relatives at Essex.
 LEONARD BRIDGE