Norwich bulletin., 1914-08-15
OLD MYSTIC
Decorations in Honor of Groton's Part in Stonington CeIebration-B. Y. p. U. ntertained-Summer Guests.

That Groton shares with Stonington in the glory of it's celebration which several Groton people helped make possible in the victory of 1914 was erl- phasized at Riverview cottage; wnere Charles Q. Eldredge displayed co1- spicuously the many flags and deco rative bunting that always makes his home conspicuous. Each day of che celebration his decorations made O;d Mystic a live spot for the tourists and trolley parties that in large number visit this attractive village.
 The Baptist Ladies' Aid society met Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Ed ward Tinker.
 Visited Watch Hill.
 The following members of the O. ". M club took an outing Tuesday at Watch Hill: MT. and Mrs. Harry Denl- son, MT. and Mrs. Charles Q. Eldredge. MT. and Mrs. Henry Chesebro, MT. and Mrs Edwin Lamphere, MT. and Mrs I. Harold Williams. The trip was made in Harry Denison's autobus.
 Entertained B. Y. p. U. Mrs. J. Harold Williams entertained the Baptist Young Peoples union Fri day evening. After the business ses- sion a social hour was enjoyed. Re- treatments were served. Former Pastor to Preach. Rev. Frank l.. Hayward of Topsham, Me. a former pastor of the Methodist church here, will occupy the pulpit | Sunday morning. Rev. c. Leavens Eldredge of Green vile N H., will occupy the pulpit of the Baptist church Sunday morning. Eeath of Mrs. Nelson Davis. Mrs. Matilda Davis. widow of NeL- son Davis, formerly of Old Mystic, died | Sunday, July 26th at the home of her granddaughter, Mrs. John Kelly. oI | New Bedford, Mass.
 Rev. George B. Spalding, a former | pastor of the Road Congregational church, and Mrs. Spalding were guests over the Stonington celebration Of Rev. and Mrs Frederic NJ. HolliSter. | Prof. Albert M. Harris of Vanderbilt university, Marshall, Tenn, and Prof J. $. Gaylord, professor of education ln the state normal school, Winona Mich. are camping at pr. w IL Gray's cottage on the bank of the My5- tic river.
 Mrs. Nicolo and son. Audrey Nicolo | of Pittsburgh, Pa, are guests Of MT and Mrs. Percy V. Stowe.
 James G. Dean of California is the guest of his sister, Miss Mary H
 MT. and Mrs. Frank E. Gates ana daughter, Miss Mildred Gates. ol Providence. are making their annua 1 visit to Miss Tillie Holloway.
 Miss Marjorie Middleton has beer 
 Wheeler of North Stonington. MT and Mrs. G. J. Cardinal O Springfield and MT. and Mrs. A. c Jarvis of South Manchester have re' turned to their homes after a visit tC MT and Mrs. Augustus Lambert ant sons.
 Home from the Shore.
 Mir and Mrs. Urban C. Whitford ant children have returned from thre' weeks stay at Mrs. Browns cottage a I Pleasant View.
 Mrs Herbert Whiting and daughte Dorothy have returned from a ViSt to relatives in New Hampshire. Capt. John E. Spofford has returnet Mrs. Spofford and their daughter, Mis- TheIma Spofford, who are spending tn ) summer at Burnet's Corner. The Misses Patton have returned | Middletown after spending a month a the Williams house on Smith street. 1 Mrs. C. LeavenS Eldredge am daughters, Misses Marguerite an Amethyst Eldredge. of Greenville. \
 H.. are guests of Mrs. Eldredge'S par Tents, Deacon and Mrs. Daniel F'rink.
 Mr. and Mrs. William Horton an
 niece, Miss Clara Carpenter, of Provi
 dence were calling a few days since ol Mrs. Abby F. Dewey.
 Mill Closed for Celebration. , The Mystic Woolen company of Oi Mystic shut down Monday noon so al x the help could attend the Stoningto
 celebration.