Norwich bulletin., 1915-02-06
OLD MYSTIC
Surprise Party-Rewards for Pupils
 Delay Caused by the Storm.

Delay Caused by the Storm.
 Miss Sadie FIaIIisey was given a sur prise party Saturday evening at the home of her parents, MT. and Mrs. William Hallisey, by the following young friends: Miss Nancy Avery, Mss Gladys Main, Miss Edna Shank, Miss Eleanor Burrows, Miss Esther Deni- son, Miss Mary Donahue, Miss Fan nle MaTchand, Miss Alice Mariners. Miss Eleanor Rattican. Miss Florence Walbridge, Miss Bessie Rattican. Miss Hester Wa1bridge, William Mar chand, Charlie Mariners, Elisha Davis, John Marchand, Leslie Haley, James Whiting. Frederick st5 MaTchand, Dewey Schramn. Theodore Perry, Russell Hilton Edward Brown. The evening was given up to games. Refreshments were served.
 Gifts for Pupils.
 The following pupils of the Baptist sunday school were presented a. gift at the regular session of the school Sunday, by Superintendent Frank E. Williams in behalf of the school as a reward for perfect attendance during the year 1914: Elsie Smith. George Daboll, Marian Mariners, Ralph Clark Emily c. Babcock, Beatrice Clark. Edith Brewer, Harry Brewer, Kenneth Williams.
 Goes to New Hampshire. Mrs. Florence G. Clapp has resigned as principal of the ola Mystic. gram mar school for the principals1ip Of the grammar school at Franklin, N IT. Mrs. Clapp closed her services at the Old Mystic school Friday afternoon and with her son Ma ster Royal ClapD. left later in the day for Franklin. Called on Former Pastor. ~. 1 William II. Harris was 2 recent l guest. Of friends at Moosup where he 1 resided previous to coming to Old l Mystic to live While there he called 1 on Rev. and Mrs. Arthur IT, NYithee at 1 the Methodist parsonage. Rev. Mir. l Wlthee was pastor of the Old Mystic ! Methodist church previous to his | transfer to Moosup.
 1 The Ladies Aid society of the Bap- 1 tlst church met Wednesday at p. m. i at the home of Mrs. Horace O.. Will l Hams.
 AIr and Mrs. Alfred Mariners en- i tertained on Sunday Miss Lillian Jones Of Clinton, Frederick dather of Grot- on borough, Miss Rosabe1 Edwards and Richard Mather of Montville and l C. R. Huntley of Groton Long Point l Miss Florence Clark of Norwich has resigned as teacher of the fifth and l sixth grade of the Old Mystic school and has returned to her Ilome:in Nor wich.
 Storm Delays Car.
 
 trolley cars could not. run at all Tues day over the Old Mystic extension ] About a. m. Wednesday a freight cal ] came over the road and at a. m the first passenger car. The cars were running Wednesday. but not always on schedule time The U: S. mail which is now. conveyed by the trolley company. had to be carried to and 1 from Old Mystic Tuesday in teams The Baptist Young Peoples unior l served 3 chicken pie supper in the church parlors Friday evening. The proceeds will be used to paSs for the installation of electric lights in the rear rooms of the church.
 Mrs. J. Harold Williams shas re- turned from a. weeks visit to MT. and Mrs. Allen Stevenson of Boston.
 Mrs. Whfred E. Brown has returned from a visit to friends in Hartford While there she attended the annua, meeting of the Eastern Star. Albert A. Haley and Theodore John son went on an auto trip to Hope Val | ley Saturday.
 Mrs, Horace c. Williams has return