Norwich bulletin., 1914-07-18
New london County
OLD MYSTIC
Four-TabIe Whist-AthIetic Ball Team Wins Cup from Young Mems Asso- ciation-SoeiaI and Personal Items.

Four T able Whist-Athietic Ball Team
 Wins Cup from Young Mems Asso-
 ciation-SoeiaI and Personal Items.
 Miss Johnson pleasantly entertained at whist Friday evening. There were Marjorie Harris of Old Mystic, Miss Edna Woodworth of Suffield, Miss Rhoda Birdsey of Meriden, Miss Olive Nichols of Hartford, Miss Madela Watrous of Stonington, Miss Iva Johnson. Miss Viola Eldredge and Miss Fay Johnson of Old Mystic, Dr. Rhodes Burrows of Mystic, Walter Doug las of New London, Donald Stanton of Stonington, Harold W. Schoonover, Philip Harris, Paul B. Lamphere and Theodore Johnson of Old Mystic and Earl W. Walbridge of Mystic. Re- play.
 Athletics Won Tropny..
 The Athletic club baseball team of Stonington and the Old Mystic Young Mems association nine have been playing two out of three games for a seuD put up between the two teams. The games were played on the asso- ciation field at, Old Mystic. The Ath- letic team won the first game, also the second, which was played last Saturday. The score of the last game which was a very interesting one was l to 0. The Athletic club returned Saturday evening to Stonington bor- ough. carrying their trophy with them The two teams will try another two our of three games at an early date.
 Social Follows Business.
 The Baptist Young Peoples union held it's monthly business meeting and social Friday evening at the home of Miss Genevieve Frink The attend ance was good. After the business session a social hour was enjoyed, games being the chief amusement. Re- treatments were served.
 Guests of Mrs. Brown.
 Mrs wilfred E. Brown recently en- tertained at her home here IS mem bers of the Amaranth Order of New London of which Mrs. Brown is member. Several other guests were present at the picnic. Dinner was served on the lawn All greatly en- ;joyed the affair
 The Ladies' Aid society of the Bap- list church met Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Calvon H. Hoxie, president of the society.
 Motored from Bridgeport.
 Wallace A. Phillips and Arthur Deming returned Saturday to Bridge port. after spending their vacation at the home of MT. Phillips sister-in-Iaw. Miss Susan H. Babcock. The trip to Old Mystic and return was made in Mrs. Phillips automobile. They were accompanied on the honeward trip by George Stone of North Ston- ington. MT Deming is foreman in the Singer Manufacturing Co of that city
 Mrs. Minnie. Greene Chapin, of Brookline, Mass, formerly of Old Mystic, was calling Saturday on Mrs T. Henry Johnson and family at the Silas Burrows mansion. Mrs. Chapin hoz tTr, %1~r Jnx- | !, guest of Mrs. Latham of Mystic Captain T. Everett Welles. of Pen sacola, Fla, has arrived at the Welles homestead for his annual visit to his sister, Miss Dora Alden WelIea. and Miss Minna Welles.
 Mir. and Mrs. Augustus Lambert and sons Archibald Lambert and Master Raymond Lambert and Gustave Hous- child took an automobile trip to Staff ford Springs Saturday, returning Sun- day evening. They were guests of Mrs. A c. Jarvis and Mrs. A. B. Rounds of Stafford Springs. Archi- bald Lambert also visited MT. and Mrs. Frank Chappell of Rockville.
 Enjoy Local Hospitality.
 Miss Marjorie Harris entertained over Sunday Miss Edna Woodworth of Suff1eld, Miss Rhoda Birdsey of Meriden and Miss Olive Nichols of Hartford.
 Miss Helen Krouse, Miss Silvia Mall sory, Miss Stella Dixon and Miss Helen Gebhardt all of Paseaic, N. J., are guests of MT. and Mrs. Albert Bur bows.
 Miss Helen Hull of Old Mystic is to teach the Prospect Hill school at Noank for the ensuing school year.
 Mrs. Frank E. Gates and daughter Miss Mildred Gates. have returned to Providence after a visit at the Hol- tnUAv
 Mrs. David Cudworth and two chil- dren have returned from visit to relatives at New Hampshire and Massachusetts
 Miss Hazel Russell of Cassaduck Hill is the guest this week of her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. AIonzo B. Col Ha.
 Mrs. Richard Lindsey and daughter, Miss Harriet Lindsey. of Providence. are guests of MT. and Mrs. Charles Tinker.
 Mrs. W. c. Gerist of Baltimore. Md. has been the guest for the past two weeks of her niece, Mrs. George W. Harris.
 MT. and Mrs. Julian. H. Hanks have returned to New York, after spending their vacation with MT. Hanks father, William H. F. Hanks.
 Miss Agnes Chapman of NsPWich spent last Sunday at the CtMWanan homestead
 Miss Mary Williams of Providence fs making her annual visit to her aunt, Miss Lucy Gallup.
 Mrs. J. R. Booth and daughter, Doris Booth, have returned to Bridgeport af- ter ten days visit to Mrs. Bootf7's mother, Mrs. R. $. Harvey.
 Mrs. O. Louise Harris has returned te New Haven after a brief visit te relatives at the Harris homestead
 Mrs, Florence 5lapp and sen. Mas ter Royal Clapp, are spending a few days with relatives at Boston and Maiden, Mass.
 Miss Edwina Wood, Miss Laird and Miss Lillian Woodward, all of Pitts burgh, are guests of MT. and Mrs Charles Collins and daughters.
 Miss Florence WaIbridge of Stafford Springs is the guest of her cousins, the Misses Kennedy
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 American Council Notes Twentieth