Norwich bulletin., 1914-11-21
OLD MYSTIC
Wiiliams-chesebro Wsddins-Fenny Peanut soeial-Howard Ciyde's Party-Guest from Wisconsin.

The marriage of Miss Eleanor Chesebro of Ledyard and Lawrence Williams of Old Mystic. took place Wednesday, Nov. 18th, at o'clock, at the home of the brides parents, MT. and Mrs. Henry Chesebro. The cere- mony was performed my Rev. Herbert B. Hutchins of Old Mystic, only the family of the bride and a few young in attendance. Mir. and Mrs. Williams left for Q honeymoon trip to. Provi- dence. On their return they will re- side at Quoquetaug Hill, old Mys- tic.
 Penny Social.
 The Epworth League held a. penny peanut social Wednesday evening in mission was one penny. Peanut games were enjoyed. Salted peanuts, peanut butter sandwiches, peanut cookies, chocolate peanut candy and other sale. The following program was rendered.: Piana duet, Calvary March, c. F. Hompesch, Miss Gertrude w. Chapman and Miss Mildred Peckham; reading-selection from Josiah Aliens Wife, Buyuqa Teller, Miss Florence Johnson; recitation-Aiirandy on Ed ucation, Mrs. Frederick A. Barnes; piano solo-Throwing Kisses, Carl Heins. Miss Mildred Peckham. The Baptist Ladies' Aid Society met w GQUSSQay a1IGTnOOu M1In dlESs Maurice B. Caswell.
 The United Workers of the Meth odist church met Wednesday after noon in the parish house. Gave a Party.
 Master Howard Clyde gave a party Saturday evening at the home of his parents. MT. and Mrs. Frank Clyde to the following young guests: Eleanor Rattican. Minnie Lamb, Bertha Main, II MsAa- Whittlesey, Marian Marthero, Elanor Burrows, Mary Feeney, Bessie Ratti- can, Alice Aiarthero, and Charles Main. Leslie Haley, Elisha Davis, William Marchaud, Charlie Marthero, Edward Brown, James Whiting. Fred
 Main, Paul Massey, John Marchaud. Clifford Desley. The evening was given up to vocal and instrumental music and games. Refreshments were served.
 Miss Mildred Packhan with the other Camp Fire girls of Camp Suon- emas, took a hike to the Horse pounds near Centre Groton, Saturday afternoon.
 8. Y. P.U. Meets. The Baptist Young Peoples Union held it's regular monthly business | residence of MT. and Mrs. Clarence ". Beckwith, of Smith street The at tendance was good. After the busi- nes there was a social hour, with l music, games and refreshments.
 Had Strawride. A large party of young men and women from Mystic took strawride last Friday evening to the home of MT. and Mrs. John Ffnnegan, on Gal l served. The evening was delightfully."- l spent. The trip from Mystic and re- l turn was made in the auto truck of Albert 4. Haley, of Old Mystic. Young Men as Hosts. The Ola Mystic Young Mems As- sociation held open meeting Monday evening in the Methodist parish house :! Each member invited three guests. | The affair was very enjoyable. Re treatments were served. Mir. and Mrs. Charles c. Eldridge entertained at dinner Saturday even Mrs. Herbert Bacon Hutchlns, MS. and Mrs. Frederick 4. Barnes, and John Hart of Elroy, Wisconsin. Wilbur D. Brown of West Barring 1 ton. was the guest Tuesday of his aunt and cousin, Mrs. Julia c. Brown and Miss Ella Airline Brown. Mir Brown is the only son of the late Rev. Deni- son l.. Brown a former pastor of the Old Mystic Methodist church. Horace o. Williams was in Boston 10 attend the convention or Methodist men.
 Wisconsin Guest. John Hart of Elroy, Wisconsin, 1 has been spending the past week al the home Of Mrs. Hannah Williams Mrs. Alpheus H. Schoonover and daughter. Miss Nellie r. SchoonoYer are in New York.
 Mrs. George D. Saunders of Boston | is the guest of Mir. and Mrs. Stephen H. Brown.
 Rev. George H. Miner, D. D, ot Mystic, occupied the pulpit of the To- 1 cal Methodist church, Sunday even l ing. .,.
 There is a marked improvement in | the condition of Captain T. Everett Welles.
 MT. and Mrs. Frank L. SpraEue of Providence, were recent guests at RiveFview cottage.
 Shepard K. Haines of Long Island | is spending his vacation at the home | of MT. and Mrs. Prentice H. Williams MT. and Mrs. Henry Norman of Nor w1ch were Sunday guests of Mir. Nor mans father, James Norman. l LAUREL GLEN