Norwich bulletin., 1916-09-16

l iayed.
 l Flags were gaily flying and cannon booming at Riverview cottage Tues day in celebration of the republican victory in Maine. @
 Mrs. Benjamin L. Null entertained the Ladies' Aid society of the Baptist church Wednesday afternoon at the camp at Burnet's Corner. Tea was served at 5' D: m. The day was fine and the attendance was good. 1 Schools to Open.
 The Old Mystic schools will reopen Monday, Sept. IS, with Miss Jennle Eldred of Westerly principal. Miss Eldred taught the same school last year. Mrs. Ha1sey E. Packer of Mys- l tic. who taught the fifth and sixth grades last year, has been reengaged. 1 Miss Perkins has secured the position to teach the third and fourth grades. i The teacher of the first and second 1 grades has not been announced yet. The Burnet's Corners school opened Monday, Sept. II, with Miss Maude | Williams of Old Mystic, teacher. Miss | Williams is graduate Of the New London Vocational school, class 1916. 1 George Ingram, who taught the Bur nets Corner school last year is prin 1 cipal of the school at West Mystic which opened Monday.
 Meeting of B. Y. P. U.
 The Baptist Young Peoples Union met Friday at 8 p. m. with Mrs. Frank p. Williams. After the business ses- sion a social hour was enjoyed and | Refreshments were served.
 1 A number from Old Mystic and vii cinity attended Kingston fair.
 Visitors From Cuba. | Mrs. Albert w Burrows returned Monday evening from a seven weeks visit to her son-in-law and daughter, | Mir. and Mrs. William R. Kent of l Sparta, N, J. Mrs. Burrows was ac- 1 companied, by her son, Joshua Leeds 1 Burrows, who arrived few days ear 1 Her from TuinuCu, Cuba, who will i spend a months vacation here at the i Burrows home. MT. Burrows is em- ployed by the Tuinucu Sugar Co.
 Eighty fifth Birthday. l Mrs Abby Eldredge Dewey quietly celebrated Wednesday, Sept. 13 her S5th birthday. at her home here She l received a big shower of post cards from relatives and friends. Her daughter. Mrs. Halsey F. Packer Of l Mystic, her dausheer-in-Iaw, Mrs. l. Edgar Dewey of Noank and her granddaughter, Mrs. Robert Watroua i of Mystic came to spend the day with her, bringing her gifts, a birthday cake and candy.
 John Kennedy, Miss Sarah Kennedy, Miss Florence Walbridge, William Walbridge and Will Kennedy took an automobile trip to Stafford Springs on Sunday.
 Lawn Meeting.
 meeting was held Sunday after noon on the lawn at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sebastian, which was conducted by Ephraim Williams of Lantern Hill and was well attended.
 Mir and Mrs. Benjamin T. Reeves Miss Alice Reeves. of New York state and MT. and Mrs. Ed Swartwood of Pennsylvania have been guests for the past week of MT. and Mrs. J. Harold Williams and MT. and Mrs. Frank E. Williams. The trip here was made in their automobile
 H. Welden Bowman of Passaic, N J., was recent guest of local friends.
 Miss Maynard Returns Home.
 Miss Maynard has returned to Nor Chapman at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Chapman
 John $. Coy of Chicago. a former resident of Old Mystic, who is visit ing relatives in Westerly, vas call ing Saturday on Mrs. Simeon Gallup l
 Miss Marjorie Hanis of this village, 1 who has been visiting friends at Kit tery Depot, Maine, will soon return to Everett, Mass, where she will teach for the next school year the same school she taught last year.
 Mrs. Lambert and the Misses Lam- bert have returned to Stafford Springs after a visit to MT. and Mrs. Angus l tuS Lambert. have returned to Yonkers. N. Y. af- | ter a visit to relatives in Old Mystic | and Norwich
 Goes to Albany.
 Miss Ruth Williams has returned i to the institute for Inc blind al Al | ton with her father, William J. Will 1 Hams.
 NIr. and Mrs. Frank E. Gates and daughter, Miss Mildred Gates, have | returned to Providence after their an nual visit to Miss Matilda Holloway and Mrs. Isabella Neil
 Alfred Mann of Boston spent the weekend with Frank Clyde at the Clyde homestead.
 Miss Mary Williams returned on ing the past five days at the Gallup homestead with her aunt, Miss Lucy Gallup.
 Thomas Elliott has returned to New York after visit to MT. and Mrs. John w. Shank.
 MT and Mrs. Charles l.. Eldredge of Riverview cottage and their guest, Mrs. Sidney Whitney of Groton, Mass, visited Narragansett Pier We'd nesday, making the trip in MT. FL dredge's automobile.
 Miss c. Louise Harris has returned to New Haven after spending a month vacation with Mrs. George W. Harris and family at the Harris homestead.
 Miss Ruth A. Burrows is the guest this week of Miss Helen Krause of Passaic, N. J.
 Prof. William G. Park, who has taught the past two years at Peter boro, N. H., will teach at Washington Depot, Conn.
 Miss Edna Shank has returned af- ter a months visit to relatives ill Norwich.
 School Opening Postponed.
 Miss Laura Avery, who taught last year at New Preston. Conn.,, and has engaged to teach the ensuing school year the same school, received word Wednesday that the opening of the school had been postponed until Sept. 25.
 Mrs. Frank B. Clyde left Tuesday for visit to her sister. Mrs. Morris Walsh, of Nashua, N. H.
 Miss Genevieve Frink is entertain ing Miss Edith Haley of Brooklyn, N Y.
 Miss Minnie Lamb has returned from Providence where she was the guest for a week of MT. and Mrs. Chadwick.
 Moves to Meriden.