Norwich bulletin., 1914-04-04
OLD LYME
Roll Call of Crystal Lodge-Gransers Visit East lyme-Deleeates to Vest brook Meeting.

About forty members were present at the annual roll call of Crystal lodge, No. SS. I. o. Q. F., Saturday night. Communications were read from those who could not be present. A pleasing incident of the evening was the presence of the two oldest mem bers, Lyman Chapman of Ivoryton and R. NJ. Peck of Lord Hill. They re- marked on the upbuilding of the lodge and the struggles encountered The initiatory degree was conferred on one candidate After the meeting a sub stantial supper and smoker were en- joyed.
 MT. and Mrs. E. E. Rogers arrived Tuesday after spending the winter in Highpoint, N. C. They have as their guests MT and Mrs. Roy Hedgecock and daughter of Highpoint. Mrs. Hedgecock was Helen Rogers before
 L. NJ Way has moved his household goods to his new house on Rogers Lake.
 Building New House.
 Joseph F. Maynard, who has bought a piece of land from Mary Whitford, has begun to dig the cellar for his
 Lewis Hughes and Harry Bradbury are finishing the painting of the inn, which they started last fall but owing to bad weather they had to stop.
 Miss Elvira Munson, who was visit
  returned to Boston.
 About thirty members of the local grange went to East Lyme to visit the grange out there. After the meeting supUer was served
 Miss Lowrie of New York was week end guest of her mother, Mrs. F'aresi, of the inn.
 Death Of William Bradbury.
 News has been received of the death of William Bradbury of South Coventry. a brother of the late Joseph Bradbury of this place.
 The body of Mrs Elizabeth Stan nard was taken to Ivoryton for burial in the family plot there.
 Harry GriSwold has resumed his duties at the office of the United States survey department after six weeks vacation.
 Called to Winsted
 Miss Ruth Carey, teacher in the called to her home in Winsted on ac- count of her mothers illness. Mrs. F. NJ Wilcox is taking her place-
 MT. and Mrs. E. s. Ely have re- opened their summer home after spend, ing the winter in Boston, Mass, and East Orange, N. J.
 Mrs c. G. Voorhees, is visiting rela- tives in LenoX, Mass
 Rev. F. NJ. Chapman conducted the funeral service for Mrs. w. H. Bogue OI b4It t1ii4
 Miss Clara Clark had as her guest for the week end Miss Alice Marsters of New London.
 Delegates to Westbrook.
 l.. R. Mathews W. F. Coult, Miss Jennie Beckwith and Mrs. c. L. Clark were appointed delegates to the spring meeting of the Middlesex association of Congregational churches and minis ters to be held In Westbrook. A dele gate of the Ladies Missionary socie- ty will also attend.
 Miss Helen Clark spent Sunday with Miss Jane Noble of Mystic.
 Miss Lucia Chapman, who attends school in NattCk Mass, is spending her Easter vacation with her parents, Rev. and Mrs. E. M. Chapman.
 Mir and Mrs. Lyman Chapman and simon Sterling of Ivoryton spent Sat urday and Sunday with NIT. and Mrs. J. R. Sterling.
 T. Noble of East River, Conn.,. was visiting relatives in town one day last week.
 Miss Esther Olson. who is attending Northfeld seminary, is home for her Easte:' vacation.
 Dan Moore and Charles Mitchell at tended the whist and dance given by the Young Ladies Whist club of Ham burg in the public hall there Saturday night.
 Commencing April 1st. a car is to run an hour later than usual, leaving New London at 10.45.