Norwich bulletin., 1916-04-01
OLD MYSTIC
Entertaining Program at Shamrock Social-Methodist Pastor at Norwich Conference-United Workers Annual Meeting.

Rev. Fred Eugene Coburn preached last Sunday morning from the sup ject, His Witnesses. The subject or the evening sermon was Out of Great Trinulation.
 Rev. William Crawford preached last Sunday morning from the subject, Some Directions for Prof1tably Hear ing the Gospel The subject of the evening sermon was Encouragement and Its Cure.
 Shamrock Social.
 A shamrock social was heldf Friday evening under the auspices of the Ep- worth league, in the parish house. The room was prettily decorated. Supper was served from 6 D. m. The follow ing program was rendered: vocal solo. She's the Daughter of Mother McCree, Miss Fay Johnson, pianist, Miss Mill dred Peckham; reading, What the Lit tie Girl Said, Miss Charlotte Mar chaud; vocal solo, Ireland Is Ireland for Me, Theodore Johnson, pianist, Ar chibald Lambert; reading, Jimmy But Ter and the Owl, Miss Mildred Peck ham; piano solo, Tam O Shanter, Miss clans played a number of selections: Pianist, Louis P Mitchell; first vio- linist, George Koch; second violinist, William w. Mitchell; banjoist, Joseph Mitchell; drummer, Elisha N. Davis. games were greatly enjoyed.
 Contest Game.
 The last contest game was played at the Burnet's Corners school Friday afternoon. The EXcelsiors played an excellent game and defeated the Uni versals, IA to 94. Universals Is fouls, FXcelsiors 13. Timothy Crouch won the silver pin for being the champion player during the four games. Guests of Miss Brown. 1 Miss Mildred Brown entertained the | following young friends Saturday ev- ening at the home of her parents, MT. and Mrs. Wilfred E. Brown, to cele- Erate her birthday anniversary Miss l Cornelia E. Clifford, Miss Hester Wal bridge Miss Flora Kennedy. Miss Nita l Clifford. Miss Doris Peckham, Junior Kennedy, Spicer Brown. Games and music were enjoyed and refreshments | were served.
 chowder Supper. ] The Young Mems association served | a chowder supper Monday evening in it's rooms between , and s D. m. The | proceeds will be used for baseball eX- l penses. After supper boxing and cards were enjoyed. The committee ir charge was Elisha N. Davis, Horace S. Williams Archibald Lambert. l The Ladies' Aid society of the Bap- tist church met Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Horace o. Will l Hams.
 Rev. William Crawford left Wednes- day morning for Norwich to attend the | conference.
 MT. and Mrs. Edward Tinker pleas l antly entertained large party of rel atives and friends Saturday evening with music and dancing. Refreshments | were served.
 l Annual Meeting. ' The United Workers of the Metho- dist Episcopal church held the annua 1ft ct h parish house, The secretary read the annual report and the roll was called The following officers were elected fo, the ensuing year President, Mrs. Eli zabeth Main (re-electedJ; vice presi dent, Mrs. Lottie Williams (reelected) secretary and treasurer, Mrs. Nanc! Dawley (re-elected); directresses Mrs, Altana Johnson, Mrs. Carrie Da wis, Miss Ca1lie T. Chapman, Mrs. Hel CT H. Sirwiclz, Mrs. Amy Cady, Mrs Harriet Peckham, Mrs. Fife Hull, Mrs Dorothy Brown, Mrs. Annie Strait. vote of thanks was extended all o the committees for the good work don during the past year. A chowder sup per was served at 5.90.
 News in General.
 Prof. William G. Park, who teache
 ct Peterboro. N. H., is spending tn
 Spring vacation at his summer hom
 Seaview cottage.
 | MT. and Mrs. J. hamilton Smltl
 have returned to New Haven after
 visit to Mrs. Smiths parents, Mr. an | Mrs. Perry H. Eldredge. The Old Mystic schools closed Tues day for the teachers to visit othe
 schools.
 A large flock of wild geese passe
 over the village Monday about noor
 flying in a uorthwesterly direction. Miss Nellie r. Schoonover has re turned to EImhurst after a visit t the Misses Wilcox of Milford , George Siswick and daughter, Mis-
 Mildred Siswick of Stafford Spring.
 were guests Tuesday of MT. and MT. 7 Sidney SiSwick.
 ! Mrs. William Shank of Ledyard i . critically i'll at the home of her sol ) John w. Shank in Old Mystic l. HAMRE fRG