Norwich bulletin., 1914-05-06
MYSTIC
Barn Burned May Have Been Struck by Lishtning-Annuai Meetings F, C A. M. Initiation.

At 6.30 o'clock Tsesday morning the fire alarm at the Mystic Power house was sounded. A barn belonging to Rollin Burrows in Burrows street was afire. Both the Mystic Hook and Lad der company and the B. F. Hoxie En- zine company responded. but the water pressure was not sufficient to get much of a stream and the building burned to the ground. The fire was nol discovered until it had gained considerable headway. It. was sup posed the barn was struck by light ming during the shower. a little while before. The barn was used for a storehouse. As MT. Burrows has re- gently had a new one erected the loss was about $500 and was fully covered by insurance.
 Meeting of District Nurse Association.
 The annual meeting of the District Visiting Nurse association, held Mon day evening in the parish house of the Congregational church. was large ly attended The reports showed the association to be in good standing. The following officers were elected: President, Mrs. Frank A. Coates; vice president, Mrs. Charles E. Wheeler; second vice president. Mrs. Henry E. Moves: secretary and treasurer, Miss May G. Bray: executive committee for three years. Ernest Rossie. Peter Flynn. James Cooper.
 Church Meeting.
 The ecclesiastical meeting of the Mystic Bridge Coneregational church was held Monday evening in the church and the following officers were elect ed: Clerk, Edwin B. Moves: treasurer, Albert Dennison; standing committee, William K Holmes. Charles p. Wheel CT, John Mcdonald.
 Official Board of St. Marks Parish.
 The annual meeting of St. Mary's Episcopal church parish was held Monday evening and the following otfi- cers were elected: Senior warden, William W. Kellogg junior warden, Horace N. Wheeler, clerk, Charlie FL mer Cameron: treasurer, Henry Kel- 1ogg; auditors. A. l.. Pitcher George G. Cameron. Fred G. King, Henry Kellogg. George c. Lane; delegates to the diocesan. convention, 1T N Wheeler. A. L. Pitcher; alternates. George c. Lane. Fred G. King. Monday Clubs Election. The annual meeting of the Monday club was held Monday afternoon at the home of Mrs Edgar Rathbun on Eldredge street with a full attendance. Mrs, A. L: Colby presided. The fol- lowin@ officers were elected: Presi- dent Mrs l.. P. Allyn; vice president, Mrs. A. O. Colby; recording secretary, Mrs. George Lane; program com l rnittee, Mrs. c. H. Davis. Mrs. Charles PIP: Holmes. Mrs. A. L. Pitcher. Mrs. Charles R. Geer, Mrs. G. Albert Thompson: visiting committee. Miss Harriett Fish, Miss Helen Wilbur, Mrs. E. A. Rathbun.
 Fire Department Inspection. Chief of fire department Charles Donath, has given notice that an in | spection of the Mystic Hook & Lad l der company and the B. F. Hoxie En- zine company will take place Friday | evening at 7.30 o'clock
 Class Initiation.
 Charity and Relief lodge. No. 72, F. and A. M, held an afternoon and evening session in Masonic temple | Tuesday. A class of six candidates was initiated in the afternoon. The
 session began at 3.30 o'clock and the work was done by the past. masters 1 At 6 o'clock a supper was served ir ! the banquet hall by Charity chapter Order of Eastern Star, and at 7.3( l o'clock the regular officers of the lodge 1 worked the degree. There was a large | attendance.