Norwich bulletin., 1916-11-25
OLD MYSTIC
Thanksgiving Meeting to Be Held or Wednesday Evening Chapel car Evangelist to Speak December g. Mir. and Mrs. Daniel Mcclure Going to Albany.

Rev. William Crawford will preach Sunday evening on the subject, Some Things For Which We Should Be Thankful. At the evening service at ' o'clock there will be a Gospel ad- dress by the pastor. Rev. A. J. Chandler of New London will occu- py the pulpit of the Baptist church In the absence of the pastor, Rev. Fred Eugene Coburn. There will be no evening service.
 Thanksgiving Meeting.
 A meeting for giving expression to God for His Goodness. will be held Wednesday evening at 7.45 in the Methodist parish house with sermon by Rev. William Crawford, pastor.
 Rev Fred E. Coburn left Thursday for Boston to hear Billy Sunday He will remain several days.
 J. C. kiIIian to Speak.
 J. c. Killian. chapel car evangelist for the American Baptist Publication Society, operating in Texas, will speak in the Baptist church here Friday ev- ening, December 8. The meeting will be public. NIT. Killian was the closing speaker at the Stonington Union asso- citation held last. June at Preston City, where he spoke with great earnestness and power to the delight of all pres ent. Going to Albany. MT. and Mrs. Daniel Mcclure will leave soon for Albany. N. Y., where they will be employed -at the institute for the deaf owned and managed by Miss Mary Mcclure, sister of MT. Nc Guire. Miss McGuire's brother Quincy McGuire assists in the man agement of the institute.
 Trustees Tribute.
 The trustees of the Mystic and No- ank Library association of Mystic, at their annual meeting. held November 7, unanimously voted to enter upon the records of the library and to transmit to his family, memorial of their friendship ana esteem for the associations president, Hon. Amos B. Taylor of Old Mystic
 The Baptist Young Peoples union served a chicken pie supper wednes- day evening from to D. m. The at- tendance was large.
 The Ladies Aid society of the Bap- tist church met Thursday afternoon at the conference room.
 ChiId's Death. Edith Durfee. five years old, died or Wednesday after a weeks illness 3at the home of MT. and Mrs. Levi May hard of Burnets Corner Colonel Charles A. Walsh has re- l turned to Brooklyn, N. Y, after a wis., it to Mir. and Mrs Edwin Stapalyn.
 
 | sumed teaching the first and second grades of the Old Mystic school after weeks illness. Mrs. Clarence W l Beckwith of Smith street substituted l Miss Mildred Brown, student al the Wheeler school, entertained ovel the week end at the home of her par ents. Mir. and Mrs. Wilfred E. Brown of Old Mystic. Miss Florence Peck an6 Miss Cora Clifford. students at the Wheeler school.
 Miss Ruth A. Burrows entertained at dinner Saturday evening Miss Rutt Morriss of Fl Paso, Texas. and Cadets Donald B. McCollom and Norvin c Smith of the Coast Guard Academy | at Fort Trumbull. Miss Morriss is z sophomore at Connecticut college. Mrs J. Harold Williams is able tt be out after two weeks illness witt | tonsilitis
 Alphonse H. Schoonover has re. turned from New York
 l Rev. William Crawford was in Nor. wich Thursday.
 Miss Lillian Gallup has returned after nine weeks visit oher brother. in-law and sister, MT. and Mrs Charles Allyn of Stamford.
 Miss Hazel Clyde has returned from a week end visit to Norwich friends.
 Miss Sarah Kennedy and cousin Miss Florence Walbridge are guests O Miss Kennedy's sister, Mrs. Arthur P. Douglas, of New Haven.
 Mrs. Herman Main was a bushes: visitor in Westerly Tuesday and il Norwich Thursday.
 Miss .. Louise Harris has returned to New Raven.
 MT. and Mrs. Henry Norman O. Norwich were recent guests of MT Norrnan's father, James Norman.