Norwich bulletin., 1914-03-28
EASTERN CONNECTICUT AND WESTERN RHODE ISLAND.
OLD MYSTIC
Church lnterests-FuneraI of Ennis Burdick-Young Christians Class Meets at Parsonage.


 At the morning service at the Meth odEst Episcopal church Sunday the pastor, Rev. Arthur H. Withee. preach Gospel The regular session of Sun day school was held at noon. At the evening service at ' o'clock there was 8 half hour praise and social service followed by a sermon by the pastor. Sunday was the last of the Confer ence year. Rev. MT Withee left Tues day for Willimantic to attend Con ference.
 Former Pastor Breaches.
 Rev. Herbert Bacon Hutchins, a former pastor, occupied the pulpit of the Baptist church Sunday morning and evening. He also led the B. Y. P. U. service at 6.15.
 Funeral of Ennis Burdick.
 The funeral of Ennis Burdick was held Monday at 10.30 at his home. Rev. Arthur H. Withee, pastor of the Meth odist church read the scripture les son and offered the opening prayer, after which the Masons had charge of the service at the home and at Elm Grove cemetery. Four prominent Ma sons acted as bearers. There were handsome floral forms MT. Burdick has been ill for a number of years of consumption and was taken with bad hemorrhage of the lungs early Saturday morning haStenfng his death. He is survived by Mrs. Burdick and five children.
 Mother Seriously III.
 Charles Q. EIdredge of Riverview spent last Friday and Saturday in Putnam with Mrs. Eldredge, who for two weeks has been caring for her mother who has been critically ill at her home there.
 Miss Mary CtnrF2n has haen i'll for the past two weeks with qufnsy at the home of Beacon and Mrs. William D. Beckwfth. Mrs. Evans Is substitut- ing at the Old Mystic school during Miss Curran's illness
 Miss Agnes Chapman of Norwich was an over-Sunday guest of her par ents, Mir. and Mrs. F. Aionzo Chap man.
 Sewing Circle Meets.
 Mrs Wilfred E. Brown entertained the sewing circle of the Eastern Star of Mystic F'riday afternoon at her home in this village.
 MT. and Mrs. George Davis have re- the funeral of Ennis Burdick
 Miss Susan H. Babcock returned Monday evening from a weeks visit to her sister. Mrs. Wallace A. Phillips of Bridgeport.
 Mrs. Florence CIapp was an over
 
 Mrs. John Kennedy has been i'll from nervous trouble.
 George D. Saunders has returned to Boston after a visit to her brother-in- law and sister Mrs. Stephen A. Brown Henry Meech, who has been Se- riousiy i'll for many months, is now confined to his home and gradually growing weaker.
 Carleton ". Brown has returned to Boston after a visit at Brookside, the Brown homestead
 Mrs Frank E. Gates of Providence was an over-Sunday guest of relatives at the Holloway homestead.
 Mrs. Mary Holmes of Quoquetaug hill is critically i'll at the home of rel atfves in Preston City
 Miss Viola Eldredge has returned from a visit to her sister Miss Fran. ees Eldredge at Cromwell.
 Mrs. Henry Edwards and daughter. Miss Marjorie Edwards. of Providence are guests of local relatives theis week.
 Deacon W. D. Beckwith Is confined te his bed by a severe attack Of grip. Roy Wright visited Carolina Satur- day to accompany Mrs. Wright and their two children, Helen and Norman to Old Mystic, where they are now residing in Miss Margaret Galligan's Earl Kest has returned to Brook lyn. N. Y, after spending several weeks with local friends.
 There will be 10 preaching services at the Methodist Episcopal church Sunday, it being Conference Sunday. Met at Parsonage.
 The Young Christians class met Friday evening with Rev. Herbert E. Hutchins st the Baptist parsonage.
 Horace Main is slowly recovering from a serious illness
 Miss Ida Babcock of North Stoning- ton is the guest this week of her aunt, Miss Susan H. Babcock.
 Mrs. David Cudworth was the guest Sunday Of her mother, Mrs Rider of Norwich
 Mrs. James Conkhn of Essex is the guest of Mrs. Sarah GrinDell