Norwich bulletin., 1913-02-22
OLD MYSTIC
Church -Suppers and sociaIs-Mr. and Mrs. Dean R. Wicker to Preach in China-Young Green Marriage.

The Baptist Young Peoples union served a chicken pie supper in the church Friday evening. Feb. IA, which was followed by a Valentine social, both greatly enjoyed by large mum Der. The sale of suppers amounted to over $23.,
 The Epworth league served 9, variety supper Thursday evening at the home of Mrs Harriet Peckham.
 To Preaeh5sin China.
 Dean Rockwell. Dicker, the young cousin of Miss Mary H. Dean, who is pleasantly remembered as a former visitor to Old Mystic, is now in Peking, China, where he went last fall with his bride, a niece of Mrs. Casper Will jam Dean of New York. After a, years study of the language MT. and Mrs. Wicker will teach in Tung Chow col lege. After nine years Preparation at Yale and Chicago, MT. Wicyker re- ceived the degree of Ph.s D.. from the latter university a year ago. Mrs. Wicker is graduate of Vassar where she afterward acted as instructor
 Spoke at Poultry Institute. E Ernest Winman Brown of River Head Poultry farm left Tuesday for Hartford to attend the seventh annual association The first address of Thursday morning was delivered by MT. Brown on Green Feed for. Lay, ing Hens and the Most Economical L.. 7
 Master Elmer Anderson, youngest son of Rev. aid Mrs. Henry E. An derson celebrated his 9th birthday on Monday, February 7th, very quietly, l owing to the illness of his brother, .Kayrnond. There was a birthday cake which was attractive with lighted candles. Master Anderson also en- joyed with his parents, brother and sister and a special guest the rasp- berry sherbet and cake served. during the evening.
 At Sunday School Institute.
 A delegation from the Methodist and Baptist churches of Old Mystic were in attendance at the Sunday school institute held Tuesday at New-Lon- don.
 Able to Leave Hospital.
 Mrs. Floyd $. Russell who was taken to Lawrence hospital at New London, December 18th, to be treated for broken leg incurred that morning by fall on the ice was able to be re- moved to her home here, Sunday. She is yet unab ble to walk without crutches.
 Storing Ice.
 The Lamphere company have filled its ice houses with ice averaging l ten inches in thickness.
 Wilfred E.. Brown has been harvest ing ice with large gang of men. The ice is ten and eleven inches thick
 J. Alpheus Schoonover of New York was an, over Sunday guest of his par ents, MT. and Mrs: Alpheus H. Schoon- over.
 Raymond -Anderson4is slowly re- covering from a. severe attack of grip.
 Clifford Holmes is recovering from scarlet fever.
 William Gilbert of Hartford is spending a few days with Mrs. Geo. W Harris and family.
 Miss Margaret Farrell has return ed to New London after 8 visit to Mrs. Harry Cady.
 Miss Grace woodmansee and her step father, Charles ~ B. Wilson of Greten borough, were Sunday guests of MT. and Mrs. George G. Welles.
 Miss Lydia Main is staying for q time in Norwich. fined to her home for week or more from the effects of a fall on the ice.
 Young Green Marriage.
 The marriage of Miss Lydia A. Green of Old Mystic and Robert A. l Young of Fort Wright, Fishers Is land. took place Monday afternoon. l at Etonington borough. The bride is the older daughter of MT. and Mrs 1 Charles Green
 Straw Ride Supper Party.
 A large party of Old Mygticans went on straw ride o.the Road dis trict Wednesday evening to attend the l chicken pie supper given by the Ston l fngton grange. The trip was made | in Wihred E. Browns auto truck.