Norwich bulletin., 1916-08-12
MYSTIC
Church - Allyn Perkins Engagen1nt Mrs. Reuben Chapman's Funeral.

Church - AlIyn-Perkins Engagemnt Mrs. Reuben Chapman's Funeral. 1 The funeral of Mrs. Rosetta Main, 1 wife of Reuben Chapman, who died i Monday evening was held on Thursday | afternoon at her home on Mason Is- | land and was private. Rev. ". II. ! Dunnack. pastor of the Methodist Epis | coDal church conducted the services with interment in the Miner Burying | Ground at Miners Corner.
 Announcement of Engagement MT. and Mrs George A Perkins have announced the engagement of their daughter, Miss Alba Lynne to | John j.. Allyn IT.. son of Mr. and Mrs. John L. Allyn of Broadway. Both are well known and popular among the young people of the village.
 Musical Service.
 The choir of the Methodist Episcopal church will give an evening musical service on Sunday evening at 7:30 D. m., and will be assisted by Mrs. J. w. Jackson, soprano; Mrs. Frederick Web ster, cOntralto; and Miss Elizabeth Wilbur, viOlinist.
 At this service the sermon will be omitted and the programme will in clEde soprano solo, Come unto me-" by Wellem Coener; alto solo, Eye hath not seen" from A. R. GauPs cantata, The Holy City,; violin solo, Der ceuse" from Jocelyn and SheIIey's an them Saviour when night involves the sky" Mrs. T. w. Ryley will be at the organ and very pleasing and inter- esttng service is anticipated.
 Communion on August 10th.
 St. Patricks Tierney cadets held their regular meeting on Thursday eve- ming. The picnic committee reported on the good time held on Saturday at Mason Island.
 The boys will receive holy comm union in body Sunday morning, Au- gust 10th. They will assemble at 8 o'clock in Columbus hall and will march from the hall to St. Patriclz's S church at 8:3O o'clock. Members will wear uniforms and white gloves. At the next regular meeting Wednesday, August 23, drill master eX-Sergt. Wal ter G. Quinn, of the Connecticut Coast Artillery corps of New London will ap- point the new officers of the company. Cement Work Suspended. The cement work in Broadway was temporarily suspended on Wednesday so far the men having only done 100 feet toward the bridge. The road has been closed since spring and the peo- pie along East Main are looking for ward to the time when the road will be open.
 Various Interests.
 Dr. and Mrs. William Wilbur of Washington. D. c. have arrived at Willow Point for the summer
 Mrs. Henry McCabe and son Rich ard, of Providence, are the guests of Mrs. Palmer Brown at the Wheeler homestead on New London road.
 Harry Carpenter of Orange, N. J. is the guest of MT. and Mrs. Charles E. Wheeler.
 Miss Madeline Weiner has returned from a, visit in Boston.
 Dayton Crary of New sYorl1sis spend ing a few days in the village.
 Mrs. Fred Burrows has returned from the Lawrence hospital, where she has been a patient for six weeks, very much improved.
 Mrs. Elizabeth Gracey has returned from visit in Providence.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles Benson of Moosup are visiting in the village.
 Miss Mabel Comeau of Maynard Mass, is the guest of Mrs William Holly.
 Joseph Kellogg has returned to Providence, after a. visit to his grand father, William w. Kellogg Norris w. Ryley -s of Norwich will spend the7weel1- enda in, the svillage.
 Mrs. Moves Hauex Iof fNLeriden is visiting sreIatfvess i1r' Cows Hi Il district.