Norwich bulletin., 1916-04-29
OLD MYSTIC

Special Sermons and Music for Eas-
 ter = Baseball Games - Vacation Guests-Arbutus Comes form Maine. Rev. William Crawford, pastor of | morning on the theme An Easter Message. An Easter concert was held at p. m., when the Easter service l entitled The Risen Lord was rendered Ine choir master was Horace o. Williams, pianists, Miss Della Will Hams. Miss Mildred Peckham, violin 1 ists, Mrs. Claude Chester, Miss Helen | Hull The program follows: l Song, Crown Him King, choir and | school; responsive reading, Supt. Will | Hams and school; invocation, Rev. | William Crawford; song. Go and Tell, | | choir and school; opening address, | Rev. MT. Crawford; recitation; Dame | Natures Recipe, Ernestine Brown; hams class; song, Hail the Victor, | choir and school; recitation It is Eas- ter Time, Spicer Brown, Harry Cady, Jr; vocal solo, Miss Fay Johnson; Marehard; class exercise, Ring Out i Glad Bells, Miss Florence Johnson's class; song, Stars of Midnight, choir i and school; recitation, Easter Lilies Message Miss Mildred Brown; song, Hear the Song of Triumph choir and school; announcements and offerings; song, Fair Were the Lilies, choir and l school; recitation, Dame Natures l Flowers, Miss Doris Peckham; song Hail O Conquering King, choir and | school: benediction, Rev MT. Craw- ford
 Baptist Services.
 Rev. Fred Eugene Coburn, pastor of | the Baptist church preached Easter morning on The Undefeated Christ Special music was rendered by the ho r,oI~
 by Miss Ruth Burrows. Mrs. Robert | Henderson impressively rendered the solo, The Light of the World. There was no evening service that the Bap- tlst people might attend the Easter concert given at the Methodist church.
 Miss Nellie F. Schoonover was plan lst through the morning service.
 Union Service.
 A union service of the Baptist and Methodist Episcopal churches was
 held Good Friday at ' D. m. in the
 Baptist Conference room. The pas tors of the churches conducted the service which was an inspiration to all
 present.
 Invited to Noark. The Noank Baptist church extend
 ed an invitation to the Old Mystic Baptist church members to attend the missionary lecture in the Noank Bap-
 list church Friday evening" April 2Sth. . The speaker will be J. S. Timpany,
 M D., for many years a missionary
 doctor in India.
 Old Mystic Won.
 The Old Mystic Young Mems Asso- | cia tion second baseball team played , Monday with the Oral school nine on
 the school grounds. The game was won by the Old Mystics. P to 2 Mrs. Clarence w. Beckwith pleas f antly entertained the Baptist Ladies' Aid society Wednesday afternoon at her home on Smith street , The United Workers of the Metho- : dist Episcopal church met Wednesday , at ?. m. in the parish house. Sup
 per was served at 5.3O D. m. The
 proceeds vii be used for church ex- hpenses.
 Mrs William Clark, who underwent
 an operation Monday at Lawrence
 hospital is doing as well as can be I expected.
 Dr. Rahty of Philadelphia, and J. B.. g Newhand of New York were here Tuesday at the company's distillery. a The Old Mystic Independents and c the Old Mystic Young Mems Associa-
 ton second team will play baseball n today Saturday, on the Association s field at Old Mystic.
 Miss Iva Johnson has returned to S her duties at the State Model school k at Newington Center, after spending . the Easter recess at the home of her
 mother, Mrs George w. Harris. n Miss Luna Acllley, a student at the e Connecticut College, New London has |, been visiting friends in Boston, e School Termn Opens. Q The Burnets Corners school has
 opened for the summer term. n Miss Emma Avery Williams has re- n turned to her duties as teacher at if New Britain, after spending the EaS-
 ter vacation at the home of her par
 ents, Mir. and Mrs. Prentice A. Will
 Hams.
 2. Mrs Elisha C. Davis is able to be e out, after three weeks illness y David Cudworth, who has been em- l. ployed as teamster for the past fivs = years by Frederick A. Barnes, al l, Caklawn, has moved his household l. goods and family to Pendleton Hill " where he has secured employment y Elwood Davis has returned to New
 Haven, after spending Easter here
 with his parents, MT. and Mrs. Ellery
 Davis
 Mrs. Fred Eugene Coburn was re. - cent New Haven visitor. Miss Aldeane Clark spent Easter a. L. the guest of MT. and Mrs. Alfred
 Sherman of New York
 Miss Hazel Clyde has returned tC d her duties as teacher at Eastern Point l. after spending the spring vacation
 here with her parents, MT. and Mrs st Frank B. Clyde.
 Samuel Congdon has returned t T, Bridgeport after spending Easte d with his family
 tn Miss c. Louise Harris of New Ha
 ven, spent Easter here with her sister Tn ir-law, Mrs. George W. Harris of Miss Agnes Chapman of Norwicl 1T. was O recent guest of her parents, MI
 and Mrs. F. Alonzo Chapman.
 Arbutus from Maine. Id Mrs. Prentice A. Williams has re on ceived large box of arbutus from he Id daughter, Miss Helen Hayward Will
 E11al IT. Maine.
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