Norwich bulletin., 1914-02-21
New London County
OLD MYSTIC
B. Y. p. U. Holds Social and Supper Weddns-Loeal Interest in Captain Weiles' Big Purchase.

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 The Baptist Young Peoples union held February social and supper Fri day evening in the conference room. o'clock. SAerbet and cake were also for sale. The room was decorated with large pictures of Lincoln and Wash ingten. The valentine table and post office for sending valentines were amusing features of the affair. The profits of the sale Will be added to the carpet fund.
 fhe EPwortA league pleasantly en- tertalned Wednesday evening the Bap- tist Young Peoples union of Old Mys tic in the Methodist parish house. Games and music were enjoyed. Re- treatments were served.
 Captain Welles' Big Purchase.
 Relatives and friends of Captain T. Everett Welies of Pensacola, Fla, have received from the captain copies of the Pensacola Journal which has an article concerning Captain Welles' new prop erty deal The price paid is about one quarter of a million dollars The property purchased is the Palafox wharf and a half interest in the busi- ness Of E. E, Saunders Co., and other property ewned by this firm. Captain Weiles is 8 native of Old Mystic and with Mrs Welles and Miss Welles spends the summer months at the WeiIes homestead with the captains sisters, Miss Dora Alden Welles and Mss Minnia Welies>
 Evangeiistie Services.
 Evangelist Lewis E. Smith of Bos- ten, who laBors under the auspices of the EvangeliStic association of New England will hold 8 series of eVangel- istio services in the Methodist church, opening Wednesday. Feb, 25. and clos ing Sunday, March s,
 The Ladies' Aid society of the Sap eARR church met Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. William D. Beckwith.
 The United Workers of the Meth odist church met Wednesday afternoon with Mrs Herman Main.
 Ernest W, Brown of Riverhead farm delivered a lecture on Poultry at a poultry show in Hartford Wednesday,
 kernedy-king.
 Miss Helen King of South Braintree, Mass, and William Kennedy of Old Mystic were united in marriage at the Methodist parsonage Tuesday evening by Rev. Arthur H. Withee.
 lee Harvested.
 WlIfred E. Brown completed his ice harvest Wednesday night, cutting To- inch ice
 Louis Doyle. who underwent an op- eration 10 days ago at the Memorial hospital New London, has returned to his home here
 The local Baptist church was repre- sented Thursday last at the mission ary meetings in the Baptist church, Noank. by Miss Viola Eldredge, Mrs. Horace o. Williams, Rev. Henry E. Anderson, Frank E. Williams.
 Miss Mary Curran, teacher of the primary grades of the Old Mystic school, visited schools last Friday at Stonington and Westerly. Miss Elea- nor Eckman, teacher of kindergarten, visited schools at Westerly.
 Miss Maude Williams, a student at the New London Manual Training school was a guest Saturday and Sunday at Plainview farm.
 Capt. and Mrs. John c. Spofford are guests of relatives in Norwich.
 Miss Callie T. Chapman is visiting relatives at Hartford and Manchester. Miss May Penfield of Mystic was a, recent guest of Mrs. c. Edwin Stape- lyn-
 John A Taylor is staying for time at the home of Mir. and Mrs. Harry Cady.
 Mrs. C1app has returned from Bos- ton and resumed her duties as princi- pal of the Old Mystic grammar school. Master Royal Clapp has recovered from two weeks illness.
 There is not much improvement in the condition of Mrs. Eliza Geer of Preston City. who is i'll at the home of her nephew, Deacon Daniel Frink.
 Charles Clark has moved his house hold goods and family from Margaret Gilligan's house to the lower tenement in D. GaracarfS house ip Smith street