Norwich bulletin., 1913-11-08

Grotoa Eatertainnent-Tem emperance Address-sunsalow on New Site.
 A supper and Halloween social was held Tuesday evening in the Center Grotpa chapel About 40 from Old Afyxtic attended and the Baptist Young Eeoples union assisted in the pre= gramme which follows Apple Pairing Scene, We're Telling Our Fortunes, Miss Eleanor Cheseoro, Miss Nora Massey, Miss Qenieve Frlnk, Mrs. j. Harold WtlAamS Mss Viola Eldredge, Miss Lydia Naln, Miss Etta Mae Lam Fh~r~s Tell Your Fortunes Miss Viola @ldre6ge. Mss Lydia Main reply. w Make Our Own Eortunes Miss Eleanor CheSebro. Miss Nora Massey. Miss 9Saiexe Brink. Miss Dorothy Massey, recitation, Theodore Johnsons Master Jack o' Lantern. Master Percival An dersons Stir the Fire. Miss Etta Mae lanphere. witch, Masters Horace s, Williams. Charles Tinker and Percivai Anderson. xnomesS The Mystic Hal l0we'en. ghosts, Mrs, H, F. Anderson Mrs J. H. Williams. Mrs, Henry Cnesehro. Miss Viola Eldredge; old Halloween Franks, entire chorus. About 15o were present from Noanl1 Poquonoc, GrotoD, Ledyard, Mystic Center Groton and Old Mystic, They took ia about sSs, which will be added tO the repair fund for the chapel
 Married at Parsonage.
 MASS Hattie L2flplGFG, O04S OSAS1ltGT Of the late David Lamphere' or Old Mystic. and Louis Crandan. son of MT. and Mrs William CrandaIl, of Center Groton. were married Thursday even ing. Oct 30, at the Methodist parSon- age old Mystic, by Rev. Arthur II. Withee- They left for 8 brief honey moon trip to New York
 Harvest Supper.
 The United Workers of the Meth odist church served a harvest supper Wednesday evening in the parish house The sale of supper tickets amounted to $1s. which will be used for church expenses
 Charles Watrous Dead.
 Charles wafrous of Burnett's Cor ners died Wednesday morning after lingering illness The funeral was held Friday afternoon at his home, Rev Henry E. Anderson or the Cld Mystic Baptist church conducting the services
 Temperance Meeting.
 Rev. Welcome F. Bates. pastor of the Union Baptist church, Old Mystic, will deliver temperance address at a union temperance meeting to be held Sunday evening in the Baptist church, Old Mystic. under the auspices of the W. C- T. U- Subject. B. C. 1l@3, Rizpah. 1913 A. D.
 Bungalow Moved.
 Charles Edwin Lamphere's bungalow has been moved from the former loca- xion near the mineral spring on the Lantern H4I road 10 the lot in the rear of the Ba pJist church which he recently purchased of Mrs Charles l.. Holly of Mystic
 Rev. Arthur H. Withee returned "Wednesday evening from Norwich, where he attended the meetings of the State Sunday school convention
 Mrs Wallace H. Phillips and Mrs Tlton of Bridgeport were guests We'd nesGay and Thursday of Miss Susan IT. Babcock- They were delegates to the state Sunday school convention held this week at Norwich
 Local Briefs.
 Miss LdlIie P Chipman has returned to B-EshRood after five weeks visit to her twin brother, Rev Dr. w. P. Chip man. and family at Elmcrofb Talcott- vile
 Mrs Jeptha M Olmstead has return cd to Brockton, Mass, after Q visit to Miss Susan H. Babcock-
 Airs. Isabel Neil has returned from a visit to her sOn-in-law and daugh- Ger. MT and Mrs Frank F. Gates of Providence
 Mrs Harry Cady has been seriously Il for the past week
 Miss Grace Meech is visiting friends in Providence
 Robert Young of Fort Wright, Ma sons Island. is spending a few days wfrh Ars- oung ana lnranI oauBhJer, who reside here with Mrs. YOuRgs parents. Afr- and Mrs Charles Greene. Colonel Walsh of Brooklyn, N- Y, is the guest of MT and Mrs C. Edwin Stapelyn-
 Mrs Calvin H. Hoxie entertained Wednesday evening the Ladies Aid so- ci@ry of the Baptist church.
 Came Overland by Wagon.
 Mr and Mrs Robert Chesebro and rhfld~~u of Euha N H are guests of Mrs John Wafrous- The trip from Cuba was made in a large covered wagon drawn by two horses
 Archibald Lambert recently pur- chased a new automobile
 Prank E. Williams has returned from visit to MT and Mrs. John DeGraw of Brooklyn. N- Y Mrs Will Hams and their son Kenneth will re- main for a visit to other relatives.