Norwich bulletin., 1916-04-22
OLD MYSTIC
B. Y. p, U. Business Meeting and So- ciaI-Death of Mrs. James Schol- fieId-Variety Supper SerVed-Eas- ter Music.


 fieId-Variety Supper serVed-Eas- ter Music.
 Rev. Fred Eugene Coburn, pastor of the Baptist church, preached last Sunday morning on the subject: The Triumphal Entry. The subject of the evening sermon was The Divine Pas sion.
 Rev. William Crawford, pastor of the Methodist Episcopal church, preached last Sunday morning on the topic, Christ Moving the City. The subject of the evening sermon, Noah Found a. Refuge When the Old World Perished. How Why?
 B. Y. p. U. Meeting and Social.
 The Baptist Young Peoples Union held the regular monthly business meeting and social Friday evening at the residence of Mre and Mrs. Charles H. Burdick, at Riverside farm. Mrs. Maurice B. Caswell was elected sec retary to fill the vacancy left by the resignation of Mrs. J. Hamilton Smith formerly Miss Viola Eldredge), who has gone to New Haven to reside. After the interesting business session, sandwiches, cake, and cocoa were served. The social hour was given to charades.
 Death of Mrs. SchoIfieId.
 The news has been received here of the death of Mrs. MadiIla Houche Scholfield, widow of James Scholfield. Of Worcester. She was a daughter of the late MT. and Mrs. John B. Houche of Old Mystic. One brother, Edward B. Houche of Old Mystic, survives her. She leaves a daughter, Mrs. Flora Scholfeld Thayer of Worcester, at whose home her death occurred She was about 90 years of age. Her youngest son, William Scholfield of Worcester, also survives her.
 The United Workers of the Meth odist church served a variety supper. Wednesday evening in the parish house.
 A union service was held on the evening, of Good Friday, at 7:45, in, the Baptist Conference room, conducted by the pastors of both churches, Rev. William Crawford, pastor of the Meth odist church, and Rev. Fred Eugene Coburn, pastor of the Baptist church.
 Superintendent John Kennedy re- turned Wednesday afternoon from Lawrence hospital, where he has been for the past ten days for X-ray ex- animation and treatment. The west wind of Saturday regis l tered 60 miles at 30 a. m. at River view cottage.
 Mrs. Maurice B. Caswen pleasantly entertained the Baptist Ladies' Aid society at her home Wednesday aft ernoon.
 EVangelistic Campaign.
 Rev. Albany Smith, son of Evan gelist Gypsy Smith, who is well known here, has been holding a two weeks evangelistic campaign in Brooklyn, N, I. Rev. Mir. Smiths family are com ing to Noank for the summer. The Baptist choir is rehearsing spe- | cial Easter music for the morning service. Mrs. Robert Henderson and Miss Ruth Burrows will be the solo, ists.
 The Methodist church will hold an Easter concert Sunday evening at z
 Mrs. William Clark, who has been ailing for many months, was taken l Sunday to Lawrence hospital, New London, for examination and treat ment.
 Miss Emma Avery Williams, who l teaches at New Britain, is spendine the Easter vacation with her parents MT. and Mrs. Prentice A. Williams, al Quoquetaug Hill farm. Easter Vacation. The Old Mystic schools closed Thurs. | day, April 20,. for the Easter vaca.
 Mrs. Fred F. Coburn, who has beer shut in all winter, owing to severe | eye trouble, is now able to be out. | Deacon and Mrs. James c. Burne have returned to Hartford after thre, l oetyS NlSIl lO Ine uedCOn brother | Warren Burnet, and daughter, Mis- | Clara Burnet at the homestead a ] Burnet's Corners.
 George Newton of Oshkosh. Wis l was a recent caller at Riverview cot | tage.
 | Clarence Watson, who underwent al | operation for appendicitis at Law renee hospital five weeks since, re turned last Sunday to his home here l Miss Grace Agalice Brown of Hyd Park spent the week end here a Brookside, her summer home
 MT. and Mrs. Joseph Johnson an Master Francis Johnson were Sunda, guests of MT. and Mrs. Harold Hotch kiss of Montville.
 Mrs. Ida Boschee and young daugh ter, Miss Irene Boschee, of New Bed ford, are guests of Mir. and Mrs. Al bert Deofosses.
 Guest at Dinner.
 Miss Ruth Burrows was a guest a the dinner given last Friday night a the Mohican, New London, in honor c MT. and Mrs. Culpepper of Groto borough.
 Herman Main has been confined f his home for the past few days fror a severe attack of heart trouble.
 Mrs. Fannie c. Lamb has returne the winter with her daughter, Mis- Bertha Crane Lamb.
 Albert A. Haley and Shirle Thompson went to Fitchburg in NJ Haley's large autotruck Tuesda, They moved Edward Deans househol goods from the Dean homestead to- } rent in Fitchburg.
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