Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-12
New London County OLD MYSTIC
Club Has Indoor Picnie-FamiIy Re- union on the HoIiday-5aII Games Given Up.

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 The O. M. M. club of Old Mysic ar ranged for a picnic to be held Monday the Fourth in Williams grove, but was prevented from holding 1t there by the rain. All assembled at the residence of MT. and Mrs. J. Harold Williams and there enjoyed the chowder, re- maining for tea which was served at p. m.
 Celebrated Holiday.
 Charles e. Eldredge was firing his cannon from battery e at stated in tervals during the day July 9th. His nag display was not so elaborate as usual owing to the severe rain storm. out a new flag was floating from a new pole just erected on the river bank south of Riverview cottage.
 Miss Clara Burnet is in charge of The Homestead Studios and Tea room.
 Rain SpoiIs Plans.
 The Young Mems Association base ball team and the White Rock nine had booked two games for Monday July 9th at 10 a. m and 8 D. m. on the association field at Old Mystic were oohdsed to post pone playing owing to the heavy rain of the morning.
 No Pienic-Rain.
 The S@&shine club of Burneto Cor ners arranged for a picnic Monday July 5th on the lawn near the resi- dence of Mr. and Mrs. Geoge Hunt at Btlrnet's Corners. Owing to the heavy rain of the morning the picnic was postponed indefinitely.
 Emily Reunion. MT. and Mrs. Edward Tinker held a family reunion July 5th. Dinner was served at one o'clock: The guests were MT. anil Mrs. W. W. Denfmg and family, MT. and Mrs. B. s. Luffny and son, MT. and Mrs. Joseph F. Luffny Sr. E. $. Page, Sr, MT. and Mrs. Oliver Wood of Meriden. Mfr. and Mrs Rob- | ert A Young of Hartford, Frank Ken yon of Yonkers, N. r. Verne Dewey | Of Pleasant Valley, MT. and Mrs. An l son s. Kenyon and son Roger ot | Bridgeport, MT. and Mrs. Frank In gram, Miss Lillian Ingram. Miss Flora Belle Ingram, Master Lorimer Ingram | of Burnet's Corners, Mir. and Mrs Charles ": Tinker, and Charles Tin- ker of Old Mystic. The day was giver to sports, games and music. Durins the evening many selections were | rendered on the victrola. Ice cream and cake were served.
 May Lose Eye. Herbert Whiting was injured about | the face and eyes while firing can. | non Monday about p. nn-, near Lam phere's park. He was talMn to a hos. pttal in New London. It is feared thai he may lose his left eye. | he Ladies' Aid Society of the Baptis church met Wednesday at p. m. witt Mrs. Nelson HoldredgeI | The Baptist Young Peoples Unior | will hold the semi annual election o l officers Friday evening at the resi-. l dence of Mrs. Charles H. Burdick a, | Riverside fam.
 Arrives. from Philadelphia. | Harper Wilson of -Philadelphia. sec. retary and treasurer of the American | Chemical CO, has arrived here for tn, | summer to look after business inter ests at their witch hazel distillery here MT. and Mrs. Wilson and family ar, occupying the cottage at Riversid' farm.
 | Personals. ! Benvenuto Busoni, artist, from Riv erside drive, N. r. city, arrived Satur day at the home of MT. and Mrs. c Edwin Stapelyn, where he will boar | for a number of weeks while he i painting some of the beautiful seen cry in this vicinity.
 Dr. Clara NEcGuegan of Philadelphia proprietor of the Mystic Oral schoo has been spending the past week a the school
 Mrs Florence Clapp and son Maste Royal Clapp of Franklin, N. H, wer calling recently on Miss Mary H. Dear Mrs. Clapp and son were on an auto from Franklin and were then on tn return trip to New Hampshire.
 Miss Daisy Baker of Brooklyn, Conn
 was recent guest of MT. and Mrs lPerry IT. Eldedge and the Misse Eldredee.
 Miss Baker is now teaching at tn summer school at Storrs college.