Norwich bulletin., 1914-07-11

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 The flag display at Riverview cot tase, the residence of MT. and Mrs. Charles Q. E,ldredge, on the Fourth, was the most elaborate seen here m years. A very large, brand new nag was floating from the new fiagpoaee ae erected on the lawn near the Dank oI the Mystic river. Several flags or slzes as large as the new one were waving in the breeze, being suspended from ropes festooned along the water Iroht- Many other flags of various sizes were arranged about the house and grounas. l Red white and blue bunting and nags were effectively festooned about the front entrance to the Riverview resi- deuce. The whole effect was beauti1ui.
 Thirty at Family Reunion.
 A family reunion was held on the Fourth at the home of MT. and Mrs. Edward Tinker. Thirty guests were present. Those from out of town were Mir. and Mrs. Edward s. Page, MT ana Mrs. Joseph T. Luffey and Leroy Davls of Meriden. Mir and Mrs. Otto Gard ner of Groton borough and George In gram of Putnam. An elaborate dinner was served by the hostess on the lawn. The oldest person present was Mrs. Pages mother, Mrs. Wiinam Hancock, of Burnett's Corners dlstrlct, who is in her ninetieth year. Ine youngest was the one yesr-old grand son of Nr. and Mrs Edward Tinker Tn the evening there were musical se- lections and patriotic songs were sung. Refreshments were served during the evening.
 At Riverside Farm.
 Mr. and Mrs. Maurice B. CasWeii entertained on Independence day at the cottage at Riverside farm the ioi- lowing guests: Mir. and Mrs. Nllilam Babcock. MT and Mrs. George stone, MT. and Mrs. Thomas MacGoWan ana children William Russell, Alma Pnli- lius and Robert Hilton, all of North Stonington MT. and Mrs. John stead man of Cassaduck Hill, Miss susan H. Babcock, Miss Emily BaDcock, Luite Esther Caswell, MT: ana Mrs Charles H. Burdick, all of Old Mys- tic. MT and Mrs. Wallace A. Phillips and friend. Arthur Deming of Bridge port, Mrs. A. A. Shippy and son Del Mar Blanchard, of Peace Dale, K l., MT. and Mrs. Frank Taylor, Master Corliss Gardner of Wawef1eld, R. l., MT. and Mrs. Roy Chappen of Proy1- dence. MT. and Mrs. Alfred Caswell and children Miss Agnes Caswen and Masters Alfred and Clifford Caswell of Stonington, Mrs. T. Henry Johnson, Miss Johnson. Miss Iva Johnson, Miss Fay Johnscon. Everett Johnson, The odore Johnson of Old Mystic and Mrs. Charles H. Caswer of Ledyard-
 R.. Y. P. U. Social.
 The Baptist Young Peoples Union held their monthly social Friday eve- ming at the home of Miss Genevieve Frink in the Wolf Neck district.
 Another Game Today.
 A game of baseball was played in
 
 citation field between the Stonington Athletic club team and Old Mystic Young Mems association nine, which resulted in victory for the Athletics by the score of Il to 4. A second game will be played by the two teams today (Saturday) on the Old Mystic grounds.
 The Ladies' Aid society of the Bap- fist church met Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Arthur Daboll
 Rev Herbert Bacon Hutchins occu- pied the pulpit last Sunday morning in the First Baptist church at Lynn Mass
 MT. and Mrs. William R. Hull en- tertained on the Fourth MT. and Mrs Claude Chester of Noank, MT. and Mrs Harry c. Morgan and children of Led yard and MT. and Mrs. Urban c Whitford of Old Mystic at the Hill homestead
 Mrs Oscar F. Crumb is recovering from a serious illness.
 MT. and Mrs. Frederick Munich ana young daughter Marjorie of Bridge port, were guests over the Fourth o Mir and Mrs. Charles o. Eldredge a Rfverview cottage.
 Speaker from New York.
 Julian H. Hanks of New York spokt Sunday morning at the Baptist church MT. and Mrs. J. R. Booth and daugh. ter, Miss Doris Booth. were guest over the Fourth of MT. and Mrs. R s. Harvey.
 Miss c. Louise Ham and Miss Clos sen, of New Haven were guests owe the holiday of Mrs. George w. liar riH.
 Mrs. George w. Middleton and tn, Misses Middleton are spending tn month at the Middleton mansion ol Quoquetaug Hfn