Norwich bulletin., 1914-08-29
OLD MYSTIC
Rev. C. L. EIdridse Wili Occupy Local Pulpit sundzy-Many Visitors In and Out of Town.

' Rev. c. Leavens Eldredge of New Hampshire who will next week assume a new pastorate at Whitehall, N. Y- preached Sunday, Aug. 23. in the Baptist church, Ansonia- He will oc- cupy the pulpit of the First Groton Baptist church. Old Mystic, Sunday, Aug. 30.
 WiT Occupy Maine Pulpit. Rev. Herbert Bacon Hutchins of old Old Mystic will occupy the pulpit of the First Baptist church, Auburn, Me- Sunday, Aug. 30.
 Won in Egg Laying Contest The bun Plymouth Rocks sent to England by Ernest w Brown of Riv- erhead farm won in the egg laying contest.
 Personal Mention. Rev. Arthur H. withee returned Monday from Wiliinantic, where he attended for the week the. meetings at the camp ground.
 Mir. and Mrs Louis H. Stevens of Stafford were guests Saturday and Sunday of Mir. and Mrs. Sidney Sis- wick.
 Miss Deborah Casey has returned to New London after a weeks stay at the home of her sister. Mrs. Walter Burton.
 Miss Helen Crowley has returned to Monson after a weeks visit with Mir. and Mrs. John Kennedy.
 Mrs. A. D. Rounds, Master Henry Rounds and Frank Carpenter have re- turned to their homes at Stafford Springs. after a ten days visit with AIr. and Mrs. Augustus Lambert Miss Mary F. Bentley of White hall Is the guest of Dr. and Mrs Ern- est R. Kelsey of Winsted.
 Mrs. Margaret Hurton and grand daughter. Miss Margaret Hurton. are guests of Mir. and Mrs. Edward Perry. J. l.. Barrows and J. l.. Jacobus of Passaic. N. J., were recent guests of MT. and Mrs Albert Burrows Mrs. Cyrus Kellogg and daughter, Miss Ethel Kellogg, of New London, were guests Tuesday of Mrs. Kellogg 6 mother. Mrs. Abby Eldridge Dekey.
 Mrs. John Watrous returned Thurs day after a three months stay with relatives in Cuba, Y. '.
 Mrs. Gibson and Mrs. Raymond Francis Terry of Bay Shore, l.. l. are guests of Mir. and Mrs. Jerome Denison.
 Miss Myrdall Taylor and sister, Ruth Taylor. have returned to their home at New London after a visit to MT and Mrs. Elisha C. Davis. The Misses Edna and AIaude Shank are visiting relatives in Norwich. Miss Eva Hall is the guest this week of relatives in Providence. ; Miss Mary witter has returned tc | Massachusetts after a visit to her un- cIe and aunt, MT. and Mrs. George w I Packer.
 5 Miss Mildred Peckham and Miss ? Doris Peckham have been spending 2 week with Mrs. Mary F. Dolbeare oi Norwich.
 ! Louis H. Lamb has returned to Hol- r yoke after a visit with MT. and Mrs William Jackson.
 , Miss Sarah Kennedy has returned from a visit 70 her uncle and aunt Mir. and Mrs. W. F. WaIbridge. ft n6 oh I have returned from a ten days visit to her parents, MT. and Mrs. Antont Leemis.
 . Mrs. Edward DesIev of Yantic was recent guest of Mir. and Mrs. Josepf F Desley.
 pr. and Mrs. Crosby of New HaveI
 were recent guests of Miss C. Louise I Harris at the Harris homestead. Rev. Percy Thomas of Rockville wal
 Sunday guest of Prof. Albert Nj I Harris at the Gray cottage.
 Miss Virginia Root and sister. Mis-. z Harriet have returned to East BerliI i after q visit with MT. and Mrs. Josepf : Desley.
 f The Old Mystic Young Mems asso ! ciation's baseball team and the Mys l game in a series on Saturday after
 noon on old Mystic grounds. Tn,
 game was won by the association nin' 9 by the score of to ,. The fifth game
 will be played today. [ Mir. and Mrs. William R. Hull anC
 daughter Mrs. Harry C. Morgan anC
 Miss Helen Hull attended the Eccle
 stone reunion at Glasgo Tuesday, th'
 trip being made by automobile.
 James F. Hollister left Saturda!
 afternoon for Seattle Wash, where h,
 will enter the Washington universit!
 for a four years course.
 MT. and Mrs. Robert N. Shannon O Albany, N. Y, Mir. and Mrs. George R shannon and daughter of Wakefield
 R. l., and Lewis s. Burton of Mon
 tana were automobile callers at Riv 2 erview cottage Wednesday. 7 Robert N. Shannon was in busines
 in Mystic many years ago and. selling
 out. became a partner in large man ? ufacturing business in Albany, fl ] which he is still engaged.
 Mir. and Mrs. John Gallup and son Sprague Gallup. Mrs. Gallup's moth CT. Mrs. Sprague, and nurse. and Mis- . Barbour of Moosup, who have beer ] spending the summer at their cottag' at Wamphassett. were recent guests O Mir. and Mrs. William H. Harris. I The American Poultry association trophy, a beautiful large silver cup
 gold lined. was won by Ernest W
 Brown for the most points for 1?1i and 1914.
 Prof. and Mrs. Gaylord left a few days since for Long1neadoy. Mass. and thence will return to their homi at Winona, Minn. l Mrs. Frank F. Williams, Miss Char. lotte Marchand and Miss Viola Eld
 redge have returned from a week'i . outing at Pleasant View. Mrs. Stilman Gilpatrick returned or Tuesday to her home at Putnam, aft
 CT three months stay with her son
 in-law and daughter. Mir. and Mrs Charles O. Eldredge, at Riverview cot. tage. She was accompanied to Put
 nam by Mrs. Eldredge. Horace O. Williams attended tn, Willimantic camp meeting Sunday.
 Miss Nellie F. Schoonover returned
 Tuesday evening to Elmhurst, aftel visiting Miss Florence Dowd of New g York at her summer home at Quon.
 ochontaug.
 Miss Marjorie Harris returned Wed nesday from a months stay witi 2 friends in Maine.
 Postmistress l.. Annette Tourjee wa. the guest Friday of Mrs. Mary F. Dol beare of Norwich.
 George Parton has returned to New , York after visiting his grandfather Amos B. Taylor. Prof. Albert M. Harris has return led to Nashville, Tenn, after a thret t weeks stay in Old Mystic.
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