Norwich bulletin., 1916-07-08
New London County
OLD MYSTIC
Union Serviee-DlspIay of Flags or the Fourth of JuIy-Surprise Shower Base Ball Games.


 Base Ball Games.
 A union service of the Baptist and Methodist churches was held on Sun- day evening in the Methodist church. The speaker was Miss Josephine Fisk of the Deaconess' home, Providence. The pastors of the two churches, Rev. Fred Eugene Coburn and Rev William Crawford, assisted in the service and the choir sang special music.
 Patriotic Display.
 The elaborate display of flags and bunting by Charles 2. Eldredge at Riverview cottage the Fourth was by. Cannon were booming at stated intervals during Independence day, from Battery Q, stationed on the lawn at the river front.
 Defeated Central Vermonts.
 The Young Mems Association Base the Central Vermont of New London, on Association Athletic field here. The Old Mystic team won, 8 to g. Ire Old Mystic Y. M. As will play today Isaturday) with the Hope Valley nine.
 Double Victory For Independents. The Old Mystic Independents and Noank team played on Old Mystic grounds during the Fourth at 10 a. m. Both teams played again at p. n1 on the Noank grounds. The h. dependents won both games.
 Ordered to Mexican Border.
 Attorney Dana Gallup of Boston, the only son of Mrs. Simeon Gallup of Old Mystic, being a captain of a troop of cavalry of the National Guard of Massachusetts, was ordered with his troop along with the other troops of cavalry to tEe Mexican border and has arriSer there.
 Charles J. Williams. only son Of William J. Williams Old Mystic who has been stationed for the past three years at Fort Ontario. OswegO, N. Y was ordered a number of weeks ago with other soldiers from that fort to the Mexican border. Latest news received by his relatives stated that he is now at Eagle Pass, Texas
 Miscellaneous Shower.
 Miss Iva Blanchard Johnson was given a surprise party Monday even inf at the home of her mother Mrs. T. Henry Johnson, which took the form of a miscellaneous shower. The fol- lowing guests attended: Miss Mar iorie Harris, Miss Florence Johnson. Miss Gertrude w. ChaDwan. Miss FranCeo Eldredge. Miss -TiIdrod Peck ham Miss Dorothy Harris Miss Fay Johnson, Miss Doris Peclyham Miss Della A. Williams Miss Charlotte Marchand. Miss Esthe~ B Barnes Miss Nancy Avery. Mrs. Harriet Peck
  Old Mystic and Mrs. Harvey Hill Of Mystic. and Mrs Harry Morgan of Iedyard Mrs. Hill CAlida Stennol and Mrs. Morgan CVirgie HID were classmates of Miss Johnson. Ice cream and cake were served. The marriage of Moss Johnson and Ray mond Edward ChamberIin of Wood stock will take place at an early date
 Successful Sale.
 The Baptist Young Peoples Union held Q cake and ice cream sale Fri day evening in Lamphere's park The proceeds will be used for improve ments on church and parsonage.
 Mrs. Arthur Daboll pseasantIv en- tertined the Ladies' Aid society of the Baptist church Wednesday afternoon at her home. Refreshments were served.
 chaffng Dish Party.
 Miss Ruth A. Burrows gave a chaf- ing dish party on a recent evening to the following guests Miss SaIlie Doyle nd Frank Du BOis of New Lon don, and Frank Joseph of Groton borough.
 A number from Old Mystic attended the Preparedness parade at Norwich on the Fourth.
 Pev William Crawford and Will iam r. Harris recently visited Plain field Ncosup and Central Village. At MoosUp tl7ey called on Rev. Arthur F. Withee ard family gL the Meth odist parsonage. Rev. MT Withee was former pastor of the local Methodist church.
 Judge Willis F. Heaton of Troy. \. Y, arrived Monday evening at River view cottage for his annual visit to Mir. and Mrs. Charles c. EIdredge. Mrs. George Wadworth' Middleton and dauhter, of Brooklyn, N. Y, have arrived at their summer home, QuO- qutaug.
 MT and Mrs Julian H Hanks and Master Julian TuthiIl Hanks, of New York are at the Hanks homestead for two weeks.
 On Motor Trips.
 Mir. and Mrs. Raymond Hines and Misses Lucille and Shirley Hines of Passaic, N. J., and their guest, Miss Marion Trott, of Winchester, Mass were calling Friday on Mr. and Mrs Albert w. Burrows and the Misses Burrows. MT. Hines and family were on an automobile trip from Passaic to their summer home. Great Crebegac Island, Casco Bay.
 Personal Mention. Paul B. Lamphere has returned to New Haven after spending Sunday an dthe Fourth with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Lamphere. Miss Elizabeth Bentley, who teach es in Bridgeport, mas returned to Whitehall, the Bentley homestead, for the summer vacation.
  have returned to New Haven. often a holiday visit to Mrs. Douglas par. ents, MT. and Mrs. John Kennedy. Mrs. Joseph Harvey has returned to Pittsfield Mass, after spending the holiday with MT. and Mrs. Augustus Lambert.
 Miss Marjorie Harris who taught the past year at Everett, Mass, is home for the summer vacation.
 Elwood Davis of New Haven spent the Fourth with his parents, Mir. and Mrs. Eilery Davis. MT. and Mrs. Joseph Luffey of Meriden were guests over the Fourth of MT. and Mrs. Edward Tinker. Miss Mary Doyle has returned to Pleasant Valley after a visit to her brother Louis Doyle. Mrs. Herman Main has returned rom a ten days visit to Westerly rel ltives. MT. and Mrs. Edward Paisley and Mrs. Edward Fielder of Manchester, were guests over the Fourth of Joseph Avery and family, making the trip in Nr. Paisleys automobile. Mrs. David Savage has returned to -hitingsville, Mass, after a visit to