Norwich bulletin., 1913-01-11
EASTERN CONNECTICUT AND WESTERN RHODE ISLAND.|
OLD MYSTIC
Outing For Boy Scouts to Lantern Hiii-Ba2tist Ladies' Aid Society Elects Officers-Week of Prayer Ob- served.

Scout Master Rev. Henry Emil Anderson accompanied by ten of the Boy scouts of troop 1, of Old Mystic made a trip into the woods of Led yard Saturday. As soon as the site was selected a large campfire was built which served the double pur- pose of warming the bodies of tho scouts and cooking their steak, boiled The hours were very pleasantly spent |. in the building of camps and in practfcing tracking. The trip to the woods was made by the Norwich road. hill road. The following boys made up the party: Elwood Davis, Horace 8. Williams Edward Waller, Frank Sebastian, Percival Anderson. John Raymond Anderson and Earl Gil- bert. The Wolf patrol is planning a hike to Groton this (Saturday) aft ernoon to visit the fort and monu- ment, and make the return by troll ley.
 Officers of Aid Society.
 The annual meeting of the Baptist Ladies' Aid society was held We'd nesday afternoon at the residence of Mrs. Horace o. Williams The fol- ensuing year: President. Mrs. Oscar F. Crumb; vice presidents. Mrs. Will jam D. Beckwfth. Mrs. J. Harold Will iams. Miss Susan H. Babcock, Miss IL. Mrs. John R. Babcock; secretary. Mrs. William D. Beckwtth. treasurer. Mrs. William D. Beckwith; collector Mrs. Horace O. Williams.
 Week of Prayer.
 The Baptist church observed the week of prayer by holding service every evening except Saturday even ing fin n<fhe conference room.
 Rev. Arthur H. Wfthee. pastor of the Methodist church conducted the Wednesday evening service. The oth- CT services were in charge of the pas- tor, Rev. Henry E. Anderson
 General News.
 The Philathea class met Thursday afternoon with the teacher, Mrs. Hen " Emile Anderson at the Baptist parsonage.
 Dana Taylor Gallup has returned to Harvard Law school where he Is talk ing postgraduate course after spending the holiday recess with his mother, Mrs. Simeon Gallup.
 Mrs. Edward Mitchell picked on January from the flower garden fopr oF PeeGf Wi1,yn x1o,st sr Bao5som aa returned to the Parker Institute for the Blind, of Boston, where he is a tu- tor after spending the Christmas va cation at his summer. home Seaview cottage.
 Mrs. Arthur Andrews of Providence was calling recently on friends and relatives of her mother, Mrs. Nancy Williams GIadding. a. native and old time resident of Old Mystic :. e Read Papef at Groton.
 Rev Harry Emil Anderson of the First Groton Baptist church, attended the Ministers meeting held Monday with Rev George R. Atha- aat the Groton Heights Baptist church, and read a paper on Boy Scouts
 Mir. and Mrs. Frank E. Gates and daughter, Mis- Mildred Gates of Providence, were recent guests of Miss Holloway and Mrs. Neil.
 Miss Bertha Haywood has return ed to Rumford, Maine, after a visit to her uncle and aunt Mir. and Mrs. Prentice A Williams
 Mrs. Joseph Desley Is slowly re- covering from a serious Illness.
 Miss Margaret Farrell of New Lon- don is the guest of MT. and Mrs. liar v Cady.
 Efisha B. Hurd has returned to Yer mont after 8 visit to Mir. and Mrs. Charles O. E1dredge at Rfvervfew.
 Horace o. Williams will soon move into his new store.
 Miss Elizabeth Bentley has re- turned as teacher at Port Chester. N- Y, after spending the holidays with Ter sister at White Hall
 Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin l.. Wall and children Blanche and Alden. Of Jay street, New London, are guests this week of Mrs. Wallis parents. MT. and Mrs. e. Edwin Stapdyn-