Norwich bulletin., 1914-10-03
New London County
 OLD MYSTIC
Fine Poultry for Coming Show-Ae- tivitieo o7 Gho Church Organizations --Perconai Mention.

Fine Poultry for Coming Show-Ae- tivitieo oq tho Church Organizations -Perconal Mention.
 Ernest winman Brown of River head farm delivered a lecture on Poultry at meeting of the grange at North Stonington Friday evening: A. J, Bogdanove has returned to New York after spending the summer at Burnett's Corners.
 Among the collection of fancy work at the Colchester fair was the soap Shaker Maiden by Mrs. Charies Il. Congdon of Mystic.
 Church Societies Meet.
 The Ladies' Aid society of the Bap- tist church will meet Wednesday af- ternoon.
 The Baptist church held a special business meeting Thursday evening at 8 o'clock in the. Conference room. The Old Mystic Young Mems asso= citation met Monday evening in the Methodist parish house.
 The Bible Study class of the Meth odist Episcopal church met Tuesday evening in the parish house.
 Mrs. Augustus Babcock of New Jer- sey is the guest of her brother George G. Welles, and family.
 Miss Helen Wilbur has returned to her home at Mystic after a visit to her brother-in-law and sister, MT. and Mrs. Charles Edwin Lamphere.
 Miss Hazel Lamb. who is stu dent at the Norwich Free Academy, spent the week end with her mother, Mrs. Fannie C.. Lamb at the Lamb homestead.
 Fino Poultry.
 Ernest ". Brown of Riverhead farm has some beautiful birds that he ex- poets to exhibit at the coming poultry shows.
 
 teaches the school in District No II, Ledyard, spent the week end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Everett Col lins.
 Miss s. Annie Williams has been spending the past two weeks at the Dean homestead.
 Lawrence Williams of Quoquetaug hill farm was a Sunday guest of friends in Ledyard.
 The United Workers of the Meth odfst Episcopal church will soon be- sin to hold regular meetings.
 Miss Lillie Pendleton Chipman has been spending the past month with her twin brother. Rev. Dr. W. P. Chip man and family ct Elmcroft, Talcott- vile.
 Mrs. Casper W. Dean has returned to her home in New York after her annual. visit to her cousin, Miss Mary Harris Dean.
 Floyd Conklin has been the guest for a week of her mother. Mrs. James Conlslin, of Essex.
 Mrc. Joseph Desley is able to be out after Icing housed for more than a week with a grip cold.
 Mis- Flora Hall has returned from : visit to relatives end friendD in Providence.
 Alice, the infant daughter o2 MT cnd Mr.. loCi1 ditc.aeil O Westerly f1as heen tho gue-t Nr c time o2 MT o.nd Mf3. C.-lvin H. Hoxie.
 MrC. Frc-nce.- Allyn Of NeN Londor has f-en spel. ling ftw weelrs, at II, homo OF lnLr CrSn5SNr, Ha--y Keenecr C-nl f-mtly.
 Mi53 Re6Gn.ii Ce.5 E>oturp-d to New Ef.~mpSliro aftT C v}sis ) h-r b-otc. c,-in-la,z onr sie&e-. VT. cnd Mrs. Fl Try D2vil
 MrJ. I-uyuGusc Baocock O. Ite>I ter. ceZ has boen tho quest f~r c few woolu o2 relatives ct t.lo Wello- Lcmo--eaa. Misc Dslis. Harvey hFs returned t her homo in Maino after q visis t. y~.. Augu5tC L1L.bcrt.
 Mrc. Jama1 n. L.th. m C2 NeW Lon don has been ccric- IO- her mother Mrs. Abby EGreeEe DeTcy, during z recent illneGc.
 Mir. and Mrs. Bauma-n ard oa;lsh. ter Miss Evo Baumann havc -cturn. ed to their home in Nov Haven Gftel a. visit to Mrs. BGum-nl1'J Parear1e MT. and Mrs. Augu-tuC O. Acklcy.