Norwich bulletin., 1913-09-27
OLD MYSTIC

OLD MYSTIC i B. Y. P. U. To Have Christian Culture l Sunday-Epworth League Holds 1 Rally Service-Obituary Notes.
 The B. Y. P. U. will observe Christ 1 ian Culture day Sunday, Sept. 18th, 1 at the evening service at ' o'clock. The order of service follows: Song service-AII Hail the Power of Jesus 1 Name, Love Divine. Keepers are Need | ed; responsive reading-Psalm 1l9, | 9-16; silent prayer, followed by pray CT by the pastor, Rev. H. E. Anderson; ! song-MoTe Like the Master; address 1 The Need of Christian Culture in Youth, Mrs. Henry k. Anderson; l testimonials in the Christian Culture 1 Courses-Miss Etta Mae LamRhere, | Miss Mona Massey; sOng-Jesus Calls 1 Us; addresses-O Opportunities of study offered for -1914-'S system atic Bible Reading" Bible Reader 1 Course Mrs. J. H. Williams; "A study | of Baptist Principles" Sacred Litera- ture Course, E E. Williams; male ayside Cross; Mission ary Course, Miss Eleanor Chesebro; address-What Will Our Society Do? Mrs. Frank E. Williams; ladies quar- | tette; closing Iemarks-Rev. Henry E.
  | cloEing song-Something for Jesus; l benediction-Bapti Young Peoples Union and pastor.
 Epworth League Rally Service.
 An Epworth League rally service was held Sunday morning at the Methodist Episcopal church. The or der of service follows: S:-Hymn-Praise Him, congregation and choir hymn Never Give Up-congregation and oD ir. bl-T ha Sword of e ! ord 1 and Gideon, choir; scripture reading, Everett Johnson; prayer Rev. Ar thur H. W.thee; hymn-Jesus, The Crucified; announcements; collection: solo, Miss Lottie Marchand; address, Rev Arthur H. Withee; hymn-Just Like Him, chon; roll ll-call Miss Louise Harris; closing hymn. Blest Be the Tie That BinGs; benediCtion, pastor Withee. Miss Mildred Peckham off, ciated at the organ.
 Chowder Dinner.
 The Baptist Ladies Aid Society served a chOWder dinner, Wednesday at noon at the residence of Mir. and Mrs J. Harold Williams. Dinner was served on the lawn and in the house. The day was fine and the attendance was good The proceeds will be used for church expenses.
 Addition to WooIen Mill.
 The Mystic Woolen Company of Old Mystic is having an addition built on it's factory to increase it's manu- featuring capacity. About thirty more hands will DC employed as soon as the new structure is completed.
 Death of Stephen CasweI.
 Stephen Caswen died Tuesday night at his home in the Wolf Neck dIs- trict from a prolonged illness due to old age He was S4 years old. He was the son of the late Joseph and Susan B. Caswell. lie is survived by one daughter, Mrs Charles DabOH and one son Joseph Casweu, both living in the vicinity of Old Mystic. The funeral was held at his home Friday at 10 a. m.
 George ButterWorth of Tampa, Fla, who has been visiting Old Mystic friends is now visiting relatives in Southbridge, Mass.
 Charles lift Dead.
 Relatives and friends here have been notified of the death of Charles lift eldest son of the late John l.. lift, of Providence, formerly of Old Mystic. His death occurred a few days ago at Springfield, Mass.
 Briefs and Personals.
 Miss May Bentley returned to New ork to resume her duties as teacher at the Collegiate school of New York city.
 William J. EIdredge of Cincinnati, Ohio has returned home after visit to Mir. and Mrs. Charles c. Eldredge.
 Mrs. Antone LeemiS of Norwich was at Stonington. Wednesday to attend, the burial of her nephew, AntOne Clay.
 Lowe NicoIs has returned to Phila- delphia after spending a months va cation with his brother-in-law and sister, MT. and Mrs Percy V. Stone.
 Misses Marjorie and Josephine Middleton of Quoquataug have re turned to the Wheeler school at North StoningtOn.
 Mrs. Casper Dean returned Sunday evening to New York, after ten days visit to her aunt Mrs. Jane H. Dean.
 Mrs. Abby l.. Dewey is the guest of her son and daughter Mir. and Mrs Charles E. Dewey of New London.
 Miss Selena Marshall has returned to Willimantic after two weeks visit to her sister, Mrs. Augustus Lambert.
 MT. Nathaniel H. Avery and infant daughter. Grace, have returned to Groton borough after a months stay with Mrs. Avery's parents Deacon and Mrs William D. Beckwith.
 Captain and Mrs. T. Everett Welles have returned from a ten days visit to Boston relatives
 James Garndr returned Saturday to EdgewOrth, Pa, after a visit to MT and Mrs. Charles Collins.
 Miss Mary Withee has returned to Otis, Mass after a months visit to her uncle and aunt. MT. and Mrs George Packer.
 MT and Mrs. Lester Brown and children have been visiting relatives in Staffordville.
 Rally Day Planned.
 The Baptist Sunday school is pre- pairing an interesting service for Rally Day, the first Sunday in October
 Mrs R. s. Harvey of Bridgeport has arrived at the Dean homestead to spend the winter with Mrs. Jane H. Dean and daughter Miss Mary II. Dean.
 Mrs. George Butterworth of Tampa. Fla, was the Sunday guest of Miss Susan H. BabcOck.
 Frank. L. Lamphere and family are moving from the Jennie Tyndall house just sold to Henry Meech to Church street, Mystic.