Norwich bulletin., 1914-05-09
OLD MYSTIC
New Tenants and Houss Owners This Sprins-Mothers Day to Be ob- served at Methodist Church.

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 ssrvsd at Methodist Church.
 Captain and Mrs. John B. Spofrord and daughter, Miss Thelma Spofford, have returned to Brooklyn, N. r., af- ter a visit to Mrs. Spoffords parents, Mir. and Mrs. c. Edwin Stapelyn.
 Mrs. Eliza Geer of Preston City is boarding at the home of Mrs. Edward Campbell, who is caring for her. Mrs. Geer is very feeble.
 Mir. and Mrs. Ambrose Sullivan of Norwich were recent guests of MT. and Mrs. Calvin H. Hoxie.
 Fred R0dman has just purchased a new motorcycle.
 Harry c. Morgan has moved his household goods and family to the George Stott farm in Ledyard. This farm was originally owned by the late MT. and Mrs. Williams it was sold to Stephen A. Caswell of whom MT. Stott purchased it three or more years since
 William Holmes has returned to New York after a visit to his mother, Mrs. George Swain.
 Harry Cady and family have moved from the Albert Crumb house to his newly purchased home. Hfllside Lawn.
 Hayes Boss has moved from the up- per tenement in Albert Crumbs house to the lower rent just vacated by MT.
 
 moved from the James Norman house to the upper rent in Albert Crumbs house vacated by Mir. and Mrs. Boss.
 Charles Edwin Lamphere's bunga- low is being wired for electric lights.
 Roy Wright has moved from Miss Margaret Gilligan's house to the low CT tenement in Mrs. Louisa Crumbs house.
 Miss Louise Waterbury of the Ma ples who has been seriously i'll with grip at the home of relatives in Stam- ford. is steadily recovering.
 Mrs. Henry Meech and Miss Grace Meech were over-Sunday guests of relatives in Preston City.
 Anson s. Kenyon has moved his household goods and family from Ed ward Tinker's house to the cottage owned by Mrs. Charles H. Denison.
 Frederick Rodman has purchased a new motorcycle.
 Visit Summer Home.
 Mrs. George Walworth Middleton and daughter. Miss Marjorie Middle ton, of East Orange, N. J.. have been spending a few days at their summer home, Quoquetaug.
 Lawyer Dana Taylor Gallup of Cam bridge, Mass, was an over Sunday guest of her mother, Mrs. Simeon Gal lup.
 Mothers Day Plans.
 Mothers day will be observed at the Methodist church next Sunday morning. The older members of the Sunday school will sing special hymns. The pastor, Rev. Arthur H. Withee, will preach on the subject, Some of the Things We Owe to Mother. The Epworth League will furnish carna- tions for all the mothers attending the service. At the close of the morn ing service there will be a service for the purpose of consecrating to the work of a special canvass of the membership and constituency. Sun day school will be held at noon. The evening service at 73 with a sermon by the pastor on Why Join the Church?
 The Baptist church will observe Mothers day with special services Sunday. May 17th.
 Ball Game Today.
 The Old Mystic Young Mems asso- citation baseball team will play the Stonington Athletic association team this (Saturday) afternoon on the Old Mystic grounds
 A delegation from the Baptist church attended the missionary meet ing Wednesday with the Baptist church at Noank.e