Norwich bulletin., 1916-03-04


 Workers-Union Service.
 Rev. Fred E. Coburn, pastor of the Baptist church, preached last Sunday morning from the subject, Our Stra- tegic Position. The subject of the evening sermon was Christian Nurture and Christian Education.
 Rev. William Crawford, pastor of the Methodist Episcopal church, preached Sunday morning on the theme, A Good Soldier of Jesus ChrASt. The subject of the evening service was A Man Bearing a Pitcher.
 Union Service.
 The Baptist and Methodist churches will hold a union service Sunday evening in the Baptist church. The preacher will be Rev. H. Schuyler Foster, pastor of the Baptist church, Noank. Rev. MT. Foster was in Tren- ton recently attending Billy Sundays meeting and will bring to the Old Mystic people his impressions of the great campaign of Rev. MT. Sundays.
 Moth Scouts at Work.
 A party of government scouts num- bering five or more are securing the country at Old Mystic and vicinity looking for gypsy moth masses. They are boarding at the home of MT. and Mrs. Herbert N. Whiting. Another party of scouts is working in the vii cinity of North StOninSton. Album Social. An Album social was held Tuesday evening in the Methodist parish house under the auspices of the Epworth League the following program was pleasingly rendered: Piano duet, Miss ] Florence Waibridge and Miss Ger trUde W. Chapman; vocal solo, Miss Charlotte Marchand; piano soio, AmO, Miss Florence Brown; Aunt Jemima's s Album, Mrs. Frederick A. Barnes, reader. Pictures in the album, Miss 1 Elizabeth JesOlomon, Miss Helen Hill: MT. Peter Van RaHssalear, Elisha Da- wis, Jr., Mrs. hetunah Green, Miss Mildred Jeclham; Miss Rebecca Peck | inpauSh, Miss .anny Marcnand, MT. Hezekiah ASpinWali, George Davis; i Mrs. Priscilla Amelia Popinjay, Miss i Nancy Avery; Mir. Jacob FitzWilliam ] Duzenburg, John Williams: Mrs. An | gelIne BOhbitt, Miss Helen Williams; Mir. Lafayette Mackintosh, Clifford ! Desley; Mrs. Samantha Doolittle, Miss 1 Charlotte Marchand; MT. Josiah Doo- ! little, Charles Barnes; Miss Elizabeth ! Whitehead, Miss Fay Johnson; Mar | jorie Doris Chippendale, Thomasine | Marchand.
 ! After tho program vocal and instru- mental music and games were enjoy i ed. Refreshments were served. The | attendance was large. 1 News in General. A number or old Mystic friends at i tended the funeral of Charles H. Chip man. He was a son of the late MT and Mrs. Truman Chipman of Old | Mystic.
 The United Workers of the Metho- dist church met Wednesday at ? O. clock in the parish house Supper was served at 5.30.
 The Ladies' Aid society of the Bap. | tist church held no session this week ! Mise Mildred Danlyloro cy Avery and Wendell Coburn at 1 tended the annual concert Thursday evening by StoninSton High school i All are students at the high schoo and had parts in the exercises. Horace O. Williams has been drawT as juror, representing this section O. the town of ,Groton.
 Miss Iva Johnson has returned tt her duties as teacher at the Connec ticut State Model school at Farming ton Center, after a brief visit to he mother Mrs. T. Henry Johnson. Prof. William G. Park has returned to PeterbOrO, N. H., after spending few days at his summer home, Sea view cottage.
 Mrs. Frank F. Yates and daughter Miss Mildred Yates, have returned t, Providence after a visit to relatives a the Holloway homestead. Guest From Brooklyn.
 Capt. and Mrs. John E. Spoford O Brooklyn, N. T., have been visitini relatives at Burnett's Corners Mys tic, New London and Norwich. , Miss Dorothy Harris is the guest O her sister Miss Marjorie Harris o Everett, Mass.
 Paul B. Lamphere of New Havel spent Sunday with his parents, MI :. and Mrs. Edwin B. Lamphere
 John w. Shank is still confined t his home by a severe attack of rheu matiSm.
 Mrs. Edward Chesebro of Burnett Corners is the guest of relatives i | New York
 There is a change for the worse i the condition of James Norman, wh has been critically ill for the pas three weeks.
 Miss Matilda Holloway is slowl convalescing from a severe attack o grip and heart trouble