Norwich bulletin., 1913-04-12
New London County
OLD MYSTIC
Ministers Conferenee-May Meeting to Be Held at Jewett City-CIub En- tertained-Guests in Local Homes

tertained-Guests in Local Homes
 The Ministers conference of New London and vicinity was held Monday with the First Groton Baptist church, Old Mystic. Fifteen clergymen were present. Rev. Henry B. Anderson, pastor of the church and vice presi- dent of the conference called the con- ference to order. The morning paper was by Rev. J. R: Very of Norwich, served at 12.30 by the women of the church. Rev. F. O. Cunningham of Norwich had the paper of the after noon, the subject of which was The Progress of Catholicism. The meeting adjourned at 3.15 to meet Monday, May 5th, with the Jewett City Baptist church.
 Special Services.
 Special evangelistic services are to be held at the Baptist church every evening next week with the following speakers: Monday evening, Rev. Well come E. Bates, pastor of-the Union Baptist church, Mystic: Tuesday eve ming, Rev. George B. Marston, pastor of the Stonington Baptist church; Wednesday evening, Richard W. Mans field. city missionary of New LondGs1. Rev. A. B. Coates, D. D. of Hartfoad, conduct the services for the remainder of the week and on Sunday, April 2oth.
 Pastor Reappointed.
 
 local Methodist Episcopal church for the past year, returned Monday from New Bedford, where he attended con- ference Rev. MT. W1thee will re- main as pastor for the ensuing year.
 Entertained Club.
 Mfr and Mrs Edwin IIamphere pleasantly entertained at Elm cottage Thursday evening, April 3rd, the o. M. M. club of which they are mem bers. MT. and Mrs. Sidney Siswtck 1f o1r 6r7o per was served.
 The favors were red carnations and the place cards baskets of violets. An interesting musical programme was s Williams and Sidney Siswick made a pronounced hit.
 Church Societies Active.
 Mrs. J. Harold Williams entertained Wednesday evening the Ladies' Aid society of the Baptist church.
 The Baptist Young Peoples union met Tuesday evening, with Rev. and Mrs. Henry E. Anderson at the par sonage.
 The Epworth League cleared about drama Fifteen Miles from Happytown.
 RemodeIina House.
 The house belonging to the Mystic jWoolen company occupied by Supt. John Kennedy, is being enlarged on the south side and the ell Is being carried up another story. which will add two or more rooms to that floor. J. Brenton Copp and mother are moving from the- Copp homestead in purchased residence tn Elm street, Mystic
 MT. and Mrs. James R. Stowe of Pittsburgh, Pa. were visitors at Riv- erview Tuesday.
 Harold w Scfloonover returned Tuesday to Worcester academy.
 Rev. Joseph R. Very and Rev. Lem nel FTink of Norwich were calling Monday afternoon at Brushwood.
 MT. and Mrs. Horace o. Williams were Sunday guests of relatives in Norwich.
 has returned to East Orange. N. J.. after spending a few days at their summer home. Quoqueta.ug.
 Leaves Hospital.
 Ruby Desfosses has returned to the home of her parents. MT. and Mrs. Julian Desfosses. after an illness of many weeks Of typhoid fever at Law renee hospital, New London,
 Albert A. Haley is able to be out after a severe illness
 Miss Rath Taylor and sister, Miss Olive Taylor, have returned to the Charles M. Taylor of New London, after visit to local relatives the Sunday guest of her uncle and aunt. MT. and Mrs. Frank l.. Lam phere, at Hillside Terrace.
 Marjorie Norton and sister, Evelyn Morton, of New York. were recent guests of their uncle and aunt, MT. and Mrs. Henry Ackert.
 Mrs. Mary Flood and daughter, Miss Annie Flood. have returned to Wester- fy after 8 visit to Mir. and Mrs. Law renee Rattican.
 Mrs. Lorenzo Church and 9 young lady sfriend have returned to Poque- tanuck after a visit to Mrs. Church's motfler, Mrs. Rodman.
 Edwin Pomeroy has returned from . visit to his mother, Mrs. Harriet T. Pomeroy of Worcester.
 Floyd S. Russell was a recent vis- Ner in Boston and Plymouth.
 C. J. Anderson Of New Haven viz Hkdredge, at Riverview. Tuesday