Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-03

Holiday W9Sk NoNSsr-A-Oses ss.s- RrealSs Even In oames Mith Mystic --Quarterly Conference TomorroM. Rev. winiam Crawford went to Norwich Town Wednesday to otlciate at the funeral of Charles Wiliiam Mrs Mrs Elizabeth Main has been ap- pointed administratrix of the estate q The @ tulip bed on the lawn at Albert Deofosses place has been very attrac- tive to the many passersby-
 PupiIs Have Picnic
 The puuils of the eighth grade of the Old Mystic school held a picnic Satur- day at the bungalow at Riverside farm on the east bank of the Mystic river The guests at the picnic were Miss Eldred, principal of the grammar school Mrs. Hadley F. Packer. teach er of the fifth and sixth grades, MISS Julia Sullivan, teacher of the third ana fourth grades, Miss Jessie Holdreuge.. feSrher of the first and second grades. The pupils of the seventh grade ana the pupils of the eighth of last year. Rev. William Crawford was the guest Memorial Day of Rev. Albany Smith and family, who have arrived at Noank for the summer months.
 Miss Grace Agalice Brown, former ly of Brookside Old Mystic IS the guest of relatives at Washington, D- Paul B. Lamphere has returned to New Haven after spending Memorial Day with his parents, MT. and Mrs Edwin Lanphere.
 Visited at Parsonage.
 MT. and Mrs. James Connor and aon Elmer have returned to Writings vile, Mass, after spending Memorial Sunday with relatives at the Metho- rre.v-a Ean Tl- Rnied home by their aunt, Miss Marg- MT. and Mrs. Frank D. Gates Of Providence were callers Memorial Day on relatives at the Holloway homestead.
 spent the holiday with his parents MT. and Mrs. Fred Marchand.
 Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Siswick and Master Hobart Siswick were guests Tuesday of MT. and Mrs. John Sis- wick and family of Hope Valley.
 Warren H. TourJee has returned to his home in Meriden after 9 visit to his aunts, Miss Lucy A. Tourjee and Mrs. Harriet Peckham.
 Everett Johnson of Middletown spent Memorial Day here with his mother Mrs. T. Henry Johnson.
 Mrs. Everett B. Brown of New York was a recent guest of, MT. and Mrs. Stephen A. Brown.
 pr. A. T. Chapman who has been i'll for many months has not been so well for the past week, but there is a slight improvement now in his condi- tion.
 Daniel Gilbert is slowly recoverir g from an operation for appendicitis which he underwent at Lawrence hos- pital New London.
 Mir and Mrs. Robert Young and child have returned to Hartford after spending the holiday with MT. and Mrs. Charles w. Tinker.
 Mrs. Charles Greene and grand daughter. Leona Young, are guests this week of Mir. and Mrs. Frank Stanton of East Lyme.
 MT. and Mrs. Allen Main and daughter, Miss Ruby Main Of ClarE's Falls were guests over Memorial Day of MT. and Mrs. Harry Henry.
 Mir. and Mrs Charles Edwin Lam phere, Mrs. Edwin Lamphere and Paul B. Lanphere motored to New Haven Decoration Day.
 Holiday Games.
 The Old Mystic Mems Association baseball team and the Mystic nine played two games Memorial Day or the Association athletic field here The first game was called at 10 a. mi The Mystic team won, 19 to g. TEe second game was at p. m. and tne O M. Y. M. As won by a score of {
 To Hold conferenee
 At the Methodist church Sunday morning District Superintendent Geo c. Ecrivener of Norwich will preach and at the close of the Sunday schoo Bession vii lkold the First Quarterl; Conference.
 Union Service.
 The Baptist and Methodist churches will hold a unlon service Sunday morning at 7:30 p. m. in the Bapt.s church. The preacher will be Rev John Monson of Glasgow, Scotland who has been engaged in Seaman mission work for over forty years The subject will be "Reminiscences O Life on Sea and Land.
 The flag display at Riverview cot tage was very attractive.
 The Methodist United Workers me Wednesday afternoon in the parisI house.