Norwich bulletin., 1914-08-08
OLD MYSTIC
Funeral of Mrs. Eliza Lamb GeerC Mrs. J. Harold Williams Entertains Sunday School Class.


 The funeral of Mrs. Eliza Lamb Geer, Tuesday at 10 a. nl., at the BaN tist church, of which Mrs. Geer had been member for 75 years Rev Herbert Bacon Hutchins conducted the services, Mrs. J. Harold Williams. Mrs. Maurice B. Caswell and Frank E. Williams sang Home of the Soul. and | Asleep in Jesus. There were handsome i floral offerings. The bearers were Daniel FTink, Edward HaIlowell AL pheus H. Schoonover and George c. | Welles. Burial was in the family plot in the cemetery at Poquetanuck. Entertained Class. Mrs. J. Harold Williams pleasantly ] entertained on Friday. from 1O.30 a. m | to D. m., her Sunday school class of young girls at her home. Those present were Emily c. Babcock, Eliz- | abeth DeIison, Dorothy Burrows. | Gladys Whittlesey. Lucy Whitford l Elizabeth Stowe. Lillian Weller, Alice Chesebro, Margaret Henderson The | guest of tho class was Sarah Gray of | North Stonington. Lunch was served | at l o'clock.
 Aid Society Entertained.
 The Baptist Ladies' Aid society was entertained Wednesday afternoon by Mrs. William D. Beckwith of Smith street.
 Alpheus H. Schoonover has return ed from a trip to Pennsylvania. He | was accompanied by Mrs. SchOonoVer | and Miss Nellie F. Schoonover who | have been spending the past month with relatives at Sroudsburgh and | BushlziH.
 Phebc Packer Rathbun tent, D. of P. held a picnic Wednesday at the home of the Misses Clara and Blanche Brown 1 at Riverhead farm.
 Edward Angles of Havana. Cuba, and James Guardia of Panama arc at tho Home school of the Open Coun- ] try, Quoquetaug Hill. with Rev. and Mrs. Frederick M. Hollister. studying English.
 George w Harris. crop technologist for the U. S. government at Wash ington, ID. C., returned Monday to Baldwinville. N. Y., after weeks wis it to her family at the Harris home stead.
 MT. and Mrs. Ernest A. Brown ot Riverhead farm attended the Poultry meet at Storrs last week.
 Professors in Camp.
 Professor Albert NJ. Harris of Van derbiIt university. Nashville. Tenn. and Prof J. s. GayiOr. pdofessor o | education in the State Normal school Winona Minnesota. arc camping a Dr William II. Gray's cottage on thu bank of the Mystic river.
 Rev. Raymond Chappen of Bath Me, occupied the pulpit of the Bap tist church Sunday morning.
 Rev. Herbert Bacon Hutchins oc cupied the pulpit of the First Baptis church. Waterbury. Sunday, August
 Judge Willis F. Heaton returned o1 Monday evening ta Troy. N. H-, after visit to Mir. and Mrs. Charles l.. Fl dridge at Riverview cottage.
 Dana Taylor Gallup las returned t l, CambridCc. Mass, after weeks va 7 cation spent with his mother, Mrs Simeon Gallup
 Defeated Westerly.
 The Old Mystic Young Mems Asso citation Baseball team defeated tn George C. Moore team of Westerly O the latter's grounds Saturday after noon by the score of to ?. Rev and Mrs Herbert F. Hutchin z and MT. and Mrs Horace O. William took trolley trip to Old Lyme an Saybrook.
 Mrs. Abel H. simmino of Provide9c is the guest of her sister. Mrs. Ale ; P. Williams at Quoquetau" Hill farm
 Mrs. A N FairchiId of Meriden V the guest of her sister. Mrs. R. & liar Teacher Appointed.
 Miss Helen Williams has been en
 gaged to teach the school in tn . Wheeler district the ensuing year. e r:rs. Calvin H. Hoxie is the gues , of MT and Mrs. Wilbur Davis Springfield.
 Peter Lambert has returned to Wor l CeSter after a NlSlI ID ms bIttittI- -Nu | gustus Lambert and family. = Miss Alice Mathews has retuTne r from two weeks visit to relatives e East Lyme.
 s Mrs HiIlace Whitehead has returne r. to Simsbury after @ visit to Miss lV S Johnson.
 = Samuel F. Denino has returned
 the home of his son, Samuel F. Der V his. of Providence. after visit = the Dennis homestead. y Gustavc Houschild has returned Cleveland Ohio. after three week if vacation here.