Norwich bulletin., 1914-11-14
Masque.ado Party.

Masque.adoi Party.
 Charlie Tinker gave a masquerade party Saturday evenia.- at the home of his parents, MT. and Mrs. Edward
 Tinker. About 75 were present from Stonington, Mystic Ledya-l. Euruett's
 Corners and Old Mystic. The evening
 was given to vocal and instrumental
 music and games. Refreshments were served Mrs. George W. Packer of
 Burnett,s Corners was awarded the
 prize for the handsomest costume. Variety Supper.
 The Baptist Ladies' Aid society served variety supper Wednesday
 evening from $ to o'clock in the Con-
 ference room. The attendance was 1 Stonington, Quiambaug. Mystic, Lar- tern Hill, Burnett's Corners and Old 1 Mystic. George Denhan1 of Mystic
 sang two finely rendered solos. The organ accompaniment was by Mrs. Denham- The proceeds will be used to purchase coal for the winter.
 Herman Rawitser of New York and Frederick Wilday of Stafford Springs
 were in Old Mystic Wednesday look ing after business interests of The Mystic Woolen company. Smelts were very scarce in the Mys- tic river near Old Mystic this season. Charles s. Cady was the only lucky ] fisherman. He caught one day 16O or the tiny fish.
 News in General.
 Horace O. Williams left Wednesday | for Boston to attend the New England l convention of Methodist Men. The United Workers of the Metho- | dist Episcopal church met Wednesday l at p. m. in the parish house. The Baptist Young Peoples Union held its monthly meeting Friday eve
 ming at the home of MT, and Mrs. Ia XT Qnayy David Lamphere has returned to
 Fort Terry. Plum Island, after a brief visit to his brother -in-law and sister,
 Mir. and Mrs. Louis Crandan. Sent 5eets to storrs. Ernest W. Brown of Riverhead farm shipped carload of sugar beets Tues day to Storrs Agricultural college for ] the egg-laying contest. Mrs. Harriet Peckham and Miss Florence Johnson were in Meriden
 Thursday to attend the Sunday school convention as delegates from the Methodist Sunday school Maurice B. Caswell of Old Mystic Nelson Burrows of Mystic went on a | hunting trip Saturday to North Ston- l ington.
 4 new bridge has been completed
 over the stream near Manning;s grist mill.
 MT. and Mrs. c. Edwin Stapelyn left I Friday evening last for Brooklyn, N. Y, summoned by the critical illness of
 their daughter, Mrs. John E. Spof- ford.
 Miss Lilly Gallup of Hartford has been the guest for the past week of her sister. Mrs. Russell Gallup. Mrs. Daniel A. Taylor of Potter Hill
 R. l., was the guest Wednesday of her | sister-in-law, Mrs. S. Gallup. William Bryant, of Cuba. N. Y, ar ] rived Tuesday for visit to MT. and | Mrs. John WatrouS.
 Mrs. Fannie c. Lamb is the guest | this week of her son-in Jaw and
 daughter, MT. and Mrs. Leon Colver of l Center Groton. Miss Florence Clapp was a week end | visitor with relatives in Boston. Mir and Mrs. Charles H. Burdick
 entertained at dinner on a recent eve ming, Mir. and Mrs. Henry Chesebro | and Misses Dorothy and Eleanor | Chesebro of Ledyard and Lawrence Williams of Quoquetaug Hill. MT. and Mrs. James Baxter. Of New | Hampshsire have arrived at the home of their son-in-law and daughter, MT. and Mrs. Herbert Whiting. Mrs. Bion Crandan has returned to River Point, R. l., after a visit to
 Miss Holloway and Mrs Neil. Mrs. Frank E. Williams has returned
 from a visit to relatives in New York
 state.
 Grover Edgarton has returned to Hartford after a visit to Charles S. | Cady.
 MT. and Mrs. Alfred Mariners were
 Sunday guests of relatives in Essex. l Albert A. Haley went on a business | trip to Jewett City in his autotruck. MT. and Mrs. George Wheeler are in ! New York. where Mrs. Wheeler is re- | ceiving hospital treatment. | Samuel F. Dennis has returned to Newport. R. l.. after a months visit l to friends at the Holloway homestead. | George Siswick has returned to Staf- ford Springs after a visit to his brs h- l