Norwich bulletin., 1913-06-28
ASTERN CONNECTICUT AND WESTERN RHODE ISLAND.
OLD MYSTIC
Annual School Meetins-chiIdren's Day Concert-PouItrymen Meet at Riverfse cad.

The Twelfth district at Old Mystic held it's annual school meeting Mon day night. The meeting was called to order by William R. Hall, clerk. Chas. G. Eldredge was elected moderator. Tie reports of the committee and treasurer were read and accepted. The officers were reelected with the ex- ception of Treasurer Frank E. Will jams who, having become 2 non-resi- Horace O. Williams. The distrct au- thorized William R. Hull tc meet with the selectmen of Greton and arrange settlement with the town for the ir-o terest of the Twelfth district in Old Mystic schoolhouse taken over by Stonington when each town went in to town government of schools.
 Children's Concert.
 The Baptist Sunday school held a Children's day concert Sunday even ing The programme follows:
 Piano solo, Impremptu. Miss Viola choir and school; prayer, Rev. Arthur H. Withee; chorus, Sing Jehovah's Praise, choir and school; responsive reading, Supt Frank E.. Williams and school; chorus, Lessons From the Flowers, choir and school; recitatiens Welcome, Ralph Clark. Margaret Cheesebro; song, In Life's Garden, Mrs. w. D. Beclwith's class of boys; recitations, Silver Moon, Harry Brew CT and Edith Brewer; Cuckoo Merle Anderson; chorus, Blossom Bells, choir and school; recitations, Roses and Daisies, Alice Chesebro; His Se- cret George Marthero; Narcisus. Sweet Anthem. choir and school; ex- ercise, Flower Greeting, four girls; recitation. Daisy Emily C. Babcoek; song, The Flowers Lullaby, Mrs. Frink'S class; recitations, Real Reward, Mary Welles; My Place, Elmer An derson; chorus, A Cheery Heart, choir and school; recitations Boys Service, Percival Anderson; Pansy, Beth Den- 1son; solo, Dorothy Chesebre: recita- tions, Helping Gods Plan, Hazel Rus sell; The Sunbeam's Story, Lillian Welles; chorus, Give Praise, choir and school collection $27.4s; chorus, Scat ter Sweet Flowers; recitations, Lily, Alice Manthero; The Happy Heur is Closing; Gladys Whittlesey; closing chorus, Praise to God is Everywhere, choir and school; benediction, Pastor Anderson.
 Entertain Poultry Association.
 Mir. and Mrs. Edward A. Brown pleasantly entertained the Southern New England Poultry association on Wednesday evening on the lawn at Riverhead Poultry farm. About forty
 
 evening were Ernest w Brown Dr. George A. Heath, Harry Rhodes Pal mer of Stonington, and Rev. Arthur H. Withee of Old Mystic The guests present were from New London Mys- tic, Stonington, North -Stonington and old Mystic. Sandwiches, cake and coffee were served.
 Entertained at Pleasant View.
 Courtland B. Bliven of Westerly k15,, View summer home, the Wigwam, the following relatives, MT. and Mrs Edwin Lamphere, Paul B. Lamphere, MT. and Mrs Charles Edwin Lam phere and and their daughter, Helen of Old Mystic, MT. and Mrs Albert 6. Watrous, and Miss MadiIla Watrous of Stonington, Mrs. George J. Wilcox and Miss Bertha Lamphere of Mystic. MT. and Mrs. Alden Watrous of Groton borough. Philip Douglass of New London and Ralph B1iven of Boston
 Strawberry Festival.
 The Philathea class of the Baptist Sunday school held a strawberry festi- val Wednesday evening at the church. The decorations were Philathea ban- ners and Japanese lanterns Cake. strawberries and cream vanilla ice cream and strawberry sherbet were on sale The attendance was good The proceeds will be added to the fund for electric lights for the church.
 Miss Annie B. Lee entertained at dinner Monday evening Miss Adeline E. Dean of New York Mrs. Seth N. Williams and Mrs. Grace Denison Wheeler of the Road Society district and Mrs. Mary H. Dean of Old Mystic.
 The tax collector of the town of Groton visited this section of the town Tuesday to collect taxes of property owners.
 Miss Nellie Frances Schoonover. 2. member of the senior class of Smith college has arrived at Elmhurst for the summer Yacation