Norwich bulletin., 1913-10-11
OLD MYSTIC
Rally Day of Baptist Sunday School Woolen Mill Addition Will Permit Hiring Thirty More Employes-Boy Scou&a Meet.

The Baptist Sunday school observed Sunday. Oct. 5. as Rally day. Rev. Henry E. Anderson, pastor of the church, preached at the morning ser vice from the subject Hobab and Ho- babs. A special programme was rem
 dered at the Sunday school hour, con- sisting of recitations, class exercises, Rally day drill solo, God Give Us Homes by Miss Dorothy Chesebro, with
 response by ladies quartette. The attendance was large, 94 being pres ent, and all enjoyed the exercises. The programme was announced by Supt. Frank E. Williams.
 The Baptist Ladies' Aid society and the United Workers of the Methodist
 Episcopal church are beginning to plan for their annual sales Addition to Woolen Mill. The work on the new extension of the Mystic Woolen company of Old Mystic is being pushed and when the building is completed will accommo- date about 30 more employees. Electric lights have been installed at the First GrotOn Baptist church, Old Mystic.
 The Epworth league of the Methodist church held it's Bible reading Tuesday evening at the parish house. The Baptist Ladies' Aid society held a meeting Wednesday evening. Reaches Halifax. Friends of Mrs. WiIfred E. Brown have received word of her safe arrival at Halifax, N. S.. where she is the l guest of friends.
 The Boy Scouts met Friday evening in their rooms in the basement of the Silas F. Burrows mansion Miss Ruth Welles of Pensacola, Fla. 1 who has been a visitor for the past ! few weeks at the Welles homestead 1 with her aunts Miss Dora Alden To11 ia al ho c 1 left for the Forest Hill seminary for 1 young ladies at Washington. D. C.. where she has enrolled as a student 1 Miss Lillie P. Chipman of Brush l wood has been spending the past two weeks with her twin brother, Dr. Chip 1, vile.
 Met to Reorga ganize. The Philathea class met last Thurs 1 day with the teacher. Mrs. Henry E.
 Anderson, at the Baptist parsonage foI
 a business meeting and for reorgan- 1 ization.
 MT. and Mrs. Clarence W. Beck with and children, Dorothy and Eli son, have returned from visit to Mrs Beckwith's brother-in-law and sister l Rev. and Mrs. c. LeaYens Eldredge, at Greenville, N. H.
 Return to Florida Capt and Mrs. T. Everett Welles have returned to Pensacola, Fla, after
 a visit to the captains sisters, the Misses Welles, at the Welles home stead.
 Miss Alicia Tabor and Miss Mattie Tabor of Pawling, N. Y. were recent guests of Deacon and Mrs. Hiram Burnett and daughters at their sum- mer home at Mystic. Mrs. William Gilbert recently had an operation performed on her eye al Lawrence hospital Miss Parthenia Lamb has returned l to Brooklyn, N. Y, after a visit tc friends in Mystic, Old Mystic, Bur- netts Corners and Center Groton.
 Mrs. Edward Polly and two. children have returned to Waltham, Mass, af- ter spending the summer with Mrs Pollys parents, MT. and Mrs. F. AIon- 20 Chapman.
 Mrs. Harry Cady and sister-in-l law, Miss Sarah Kennedy were visitors al Hope Valley Monday. Ends Seasons Work. Oliver Randall has returned tc Brooklyn, N. Y. after spending the summer months at the Welles home l stead, where he was employed for the | season.
 Samuel E. Dennis of Providence has | been spending the past month at the l Dennis homestead on the river road