Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-12-09
OLD MYSTIC
Recent Guests in Local Homes-Enter-
tanners at Parish Fair-Party At
tends Play at North Stcninyton-i
Stable Sold,


Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Douglas of New
Haven were recent guests of Mr. and
Mrs. John Kennedy and family.
Mrs. Margaret Curran of I4edyard
has closed her home and will move
her household goods to New York
city. where she will make her home.
John Carlton of Montville was
Thanksgiving guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Johnson.
Rev. Frederick E. Coburn, pastor of
the local Baptist church. has returned
after attending the Billy Sunday cam
paiSn meetings at Boston.
Entertained at Fair.
Frederick Rodman gave a popular
song and dance at st. Patrick's church
fair Wednesday evening in Columbus
hall, Mystic.
Theodore Johnson gave a reading at
st. Patrick's church eair Wednesday
evening.
Herbert Whiting of New Haven was
a Thanksgiving guest of his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Whiting.
Misses Florence and Alice Walker
of Baltic We're week end guests at the
Methodist parsonage.
William Marchand of New Haven is
the guest of his parents, MIR. and Mrs.
Frederick Marchand
Rev. Frederick E. Coburn, who at
tended the Billy Sunday campaign
meetings, was the guest of Mr.. and
NILS William balCnGtQ6T OF Milton
while there.
There is a slight Improvement in the
condition of Harry +. Hanks, who has
been ill for the past week.
Mrs. Oscar F. Crumb, who has been
i'll for. the past two weeks, has i'm
proved in health.
Entertained at Cards.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence A. Watson en-
tertained small gathering of friends
nf hnir- Nj
were enjoyed, after which refresh
ments were served
Paul B. Lanphere of New Haven
is !he guest of his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs Edwin e. Lamphere.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Johnson and
son Francis are enjoying a brief visit
with relatives in Madison.
Attended Play.
Early Life in Virginia the play con-
Quoted by George W. Ingram and play
ed in North Stoningtou Saturday
evening was a success. Those who at
tended from here were Mr. and Mrs
William Clark, Mr. and Mrs. Wallace
Fierce and daughter Rachel, Mr.. and
Mrs Mrs. Urban ,F Whitford, Christine
Tinker, Nancy Avery, Paul Il. Lam
phcre, William Marchand Leroy Tiff
Noah Carcari Matthew ImdohaI
Charles Tinker, Theodore Johnson
William Kennedy, Clifford DesIey, VIII
fred Brown, Jesse -Aneral and John
White.
Social at Parish House.
The social held friday evening al
the NJ. E. parish house was greatly
enjoyed. The program was as fol-
| lows: Thanksgiving Hymn (HymnaD
TT, congregation; prayer, Rev. vii
liam Crawford; Thanksgiving Re-
marks, H. Q. Williams; hymn (Hym-
na3. 715, congregation vocal solo, ]
Cannot Sing the Old Songs, Eleanor
burrows; reading. Dqtchman's Version
barbara Freitchie, Jennie Swanson;
vocal solo, Clifford Desley: reading
Landing of the Pilgrims, Antoinette
Buroick; tableauX, First THANKSGIVING
Pilgrims Going TO Church, Priscilla
Mullen and John Alden; vocal solo
| Who Knows? Fay Johnson. dialogue
Ihe Doctor and Sick Doll. Ernestine
Brown, Rowland Avery; reading
! Grandma's Pumpkin Pies. HenrJ
| Barnes; vocal solo. Good Night, Little
| Girl, Good Night, Charlotte Marchand:
| reading, Mrs. Muldooney on Roller
| Skates, Jennie Swanson; hymn, con-
gregation
The United Workers of the NJ. E
| church met in the parish house Wed
| nesday afternoon
Mr.. and Mrs William Lamphere an6
| daughter Dorothy. Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
| LiuliG Ld1IID anu daughter Grace anC
| Mrs. Amelia Desley of this place were
| Thanksgiving guests Of Mr.. and Mrs
| Joseph Desley.
| William Marchand has returned tc
| New Haven after spending a brief va.
cation with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
| Ere 1erick Marchand.
| Kenneth Williams, son of Mr.. anf
Mrs Frank e. Williams, is confined
to his home by Illness.
| Peter Burnha1n CT Woonsccket and
Eugene Goodwin Of Mystic were call
| ing on Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence A. Wat.
| son Sunday afternoon.
Otis Taylor spent Sunday with hi,
parents IN Hope Valley, making tn,
trip by bicycle.
Purchases Stable.
Leeds Holdridge has purchased tn,
| stable and land on the west side of tn,
road belonging to the Brown property
Mr.. Holdridge is erecting a house OF
| the north side of the stable.
Paul B. Lamphere was recen
business caller in New London
Miss Helen Clyde Of Boston and he,
brother, Frank B. CLYDE, of New Yori
city are guests of their parents. Mr.
and Mrs. Frank B Civde