Norwich bulletin., 1914-11-27
MYSTIC
of Community Christmas Tree-Com- CTS and Goers For Thanksgiving.

The Catholic parish fair which is being held in Columbus hall was large ly attended Thanksgiving night 1t be- ing Children's night. The following programme was carried out: Violin duett, John Indedohohen, Leonard Berth. accompanied by Miss Mar guerite Inderdohohen; folk dance, eight couples; song and dance, Della LeBonte. Harry Bliven; recitation, George Foley, Jr.; dance, Julia and Helen McGrath: song, Breaking Waves Dash High: chorus of twenty five girls; dance. Irlanda Buchi; violin duett, John Inderdohohen, Leonard Berth: poem, Sybil Smith; vocal solo, Florida Defosses: recitation, Aunty Doleful, Margueriete Calvin, Winifred Calvin; song, Stella Defosses; recita- ton, 4 Hurried Order, Leroy Shea; song, Ernest Duhauine; Italian song, Inez and Olando Buchi.
 After the programme dancing was enjoyed. GrinnelPs orchestra fur nished music.
 entitled Pas Picnic, given by the Tierney league of New London. After the programme dancing was enjoyed.
 Teacher Resigns. Miss Julia Wilcox has resigned as teacher in the lower grades of the West Mystic school and is soon to be married to Judge Herbert W. Rathbun Miss Genevieve Rathbun is to succeed Miss Wilcox. Union Service. There was a large attendance at the Union Thanksgiving service held Tn the Union Baptist church at 10.30 a. m. Rev. M Seeley preached. The choir furnished special music. Talk of Community Christmas Tree.
 The project of having a municipal Christmas tree in Mystic is being dis cusSed and many are heartily in favor of the project. The plan talked of is to have big Christmas tree put up on Bank square or perhaps in the Bab- cock lot on East Main street and have ] it lighted with electric bulbs. A pro- gramme of chorus singing is suggested in connection with the display in which children from all the schools and Sunday schools, as well as a large adult choir might participate. The | matter was thought of last year and received some consideration. Critically TIT. Walter Blackler of Boston was the guest of his mother, Mrs. Fred Eld-
 redge, at the home, of MT. and Mrs. Conrad Kutzer on Thanksgiving. Mrs. Eldredge is critically i'll. Notes of the Holiday. MT. and Mrs. George A Mackenzie l and daughters, Misses Isabella, Gen 1 eveive and Millie Gray Mackenzie were guests on Thanksgiving of Mrs | Isabella Mackenzie.
 William Inder1est and Carl Inderlest are visiting in New York. $. s. Brum Mackenzie, Lois l.. Bar l stow and Stephen Austin spent Thanksgiving in Norwich. Mrs. J. Elmer Newbury is i'll at her home. A graudate nurse, Miss Sella
 Bradley is caring for her. ! Tot block has double pneumonia at the State hospital in Norwich. He was taken to that institution last Sunday. MT. and Mrs. Hugh Barr have re- l turned from a visit with their daughter,
 Mrs. Walter E. Patterson, in Mount E. F. Williams spent Thanksgfving with his son, Frank Williams and fam l fly in New York
 MT. and Mrs. John G. Grinnen of Bridgeport, are guests of George E. | Grinnell
 Mir and Mrs. Richard Adamson are 1 spending the week with Mrs. Adam l sons parents in New London. l Miss Elethfa Ca1laghan is spending | a few days with her parents in Caro- | lima.
 Harry Holmes of Prc<idence and 1 William K. Holmes, Jr>, of New ork
 are guests of their parents, MT. and | Mrs. William K. Holmes.
 Mrs. Alfred Baker left Wednesday l for visit with her sister, Mrs. Ida l Chesebro in Westerly.
 Mrs. Emily North Murphy of Provi-
 dence is the guest of her parents, Mir
 and Mrs. William Murphy.
 Miss Gladys Wilcox spent Thanksgiv- 1 ing with her Brother. Prof. Walter Will
 cox of New York.
 MT. and Mrs. c. E. Paige and daught- l CT, Miss Louise Paige, are spending | the holiday in New York
 Mir. and Mrs. William F. MacKenzie of Pittsfeld. Mass, are guests of Mrs I Isabella Mackenzie
 MT. and Mrs. Stephen Palmer Jeff Wednesday to spend Thanksgiving 1 with their son, William Palmer anG | family in Boston.
 John H. Hoxie of Boston and Har- l " Hoxie of New York are guests oi | their mother, Mrs. John H. Hoxie. MT. and Mrs. Byron Billings anc daughters. Misses Priscilla, Esther anC
 Emeline Billings and Miss Ruth Rogers
 of New London. are guests of Mrs I Billings parents. MT. and Mrs |