Norwich bulletin., 1913-05-10
OLD MYSTIC
Additions to Church Membership Obituary Notes-Pittsburg Owner Takes Possession of RiVerView.

At the Baptist church Sunday even ing Rev Henry E. Anderson admins tered the ordinance of baptism to three candidates
 Rev. Arthur H. Withee, pastor of the Methodist Episcopal church. re- ceived one candidate on probation at last Sunday mornings service.
 Funeral of Frank G. Pendleton.
 Frank G. PendIeton's death occurred Thursday, May 1. at his home in Providence. The funeral was held Sunday in that city Burial was Mon day at 10.45 in Elm Grove cemetery Among relatives who attended the burial service were MT and Mrs. Will liam E. Pendleton and son, John Pen dleton of New London, Mrs. Everett L. Crane of Poquonoc. Mrs. Daniel w Lamb of Ledyard, Mrs Herbert $. Colt of Mystic and Miss Lillie F. Chipman of Old Mystic. Mir Pendleton was the older son of the late Rev George W. Pendleton.
 William Whitman.
 Relatives and friends were notified in the Mystics of the death last week of William Whitman at Brooklyn N. Y He was the husband of Mrs. Sarah Chipman Reynolds Whitman and for merIy resided in Old Mystic with her parents the late Mir and Mrs Tru- man Chfpman. Mrs Reynolds and Mr. Whitman were married about a year ago. Mr. Whitman's death was due to appendicitis.
 DoyIe-Greene.
 Miss Mabel Greene, younger daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs Charles Greene, of Old Mystic, and Louis Doyle of New London were married Tuesday copaI parsonage, Old Mystic. by Rev. Arthur H. Withee, pastor of the Methodist church. at o'clock. MT. and Mrs. Doyle will reside at the home of the brides parents. MT. and Mrs. Charles Greene.
 Birthday Surprise Party.
 Miss Adelaide l. Russell was given a surprise party Tuesday evening, May 6, to celebrate her 18th birthday an- niversary, The evening was given to merriment. Ice cream and cake were served. Miss Russell received a num- Der of handsome gifts
 Miss Sarah Kennedy is suffering from the effects of a badly sprained ankle
 Pittsburq Owner Arrives.
 Percy Y. Stone. the new owner of the RiyervieW mansion. arrived We'd nesday in his automobile. His house. hold goods have reached Old Mystic, being shipped from his former home in the city of Pittsburg. Pa, AIr Stones family will arrive soon at Rir- ervieW, where they intend to perma = nently reside
 News in General. The United Workers of the Meth odist Episcopal church met "Wednesday at ?. m. in the parish house The Ladies Aid society of the Bap tist church met Wednesday evening nj the home of Mrs. Clarence W. Beck with.
 Dr. Clara NcGuigan of Philadelphia has been spending the week at the Mystic Oral school. of which she is
 Lawyer Hadlai A. Hull and Mrs Hull were recent guests of the for meT's mother, Mrs. Mary Ellen Hull at the home of her younger son, Will liam R. Hull, and family Mrs. Fannie Lamb of Iedyard was the guest Monday of her cousin, Mise Lillie P. Chipman. of Brushwood.
 Rev. C. LeaFens F1ldredge of Green vile. \. H., is spending this week with his father. Charles Q. Eldredge, al i RjvarYiew
 1 her home here after spending the win ter with her cousin. Mrs. Christopher AI Lee of Providence
 Nr. and Mrs Charles Brown of North Stonington were calling Sunday on Miss Ella 4 Brown
 fi}SS iTIdi'3 .N- " OlGnfdnSPe ana SIS ! fer Mrs. Edward Weeks. and two daughters of Groton borough We're guests Wednesday of MT and Mrs George q, Welles,
 Miss g. Annie Williams of Main street is spending two weeks vaca tiOn with her mother. Mrs Allen p Williams, at QuoHuetaug Hill farm.
 Charles Clark has moved from the small house belonging to the John W Burrows estate to Margaret Giiligan' s house
 Mrs. Hiram Boldredge has returned from visit to relatives in Noank