Norwich bulletin., 1916-09-30
New London County
OLD MYSTIC

OAO IVA 0 AS Oral School to Open Oct. sd-BaII Game With Central Vermont Tean, Today-Birthday Celebration. Rev. Fred Eugene Coburn, pastor of the Baptist church, exchanged pulpits Sunday morning with Rev. Osmer G.. Buddington, pastor of Poquonoc Sap tist church.
 Oral School Opening.
 The opening of the Mystic Oral school. postponed for time owing to infantile paralysis, will take place Oct. Sd. The pupils numbering about 50 are expected to arrive at the school Oct. 2d. Prof. and Mrs. Tobias Bull, who have been spending the summer vacation in Maine, returned a few days since to make ready for the reopening of the fall term.
 fzs Defeated Riversides.
 The Young Mems association base ball nine played the Riversides Satur- day on Association field here, The Old Mystics were victorious by score of 15 to II.
 the Central Vermonts of New London today (Saturday) on Association ath- ietic field. This will be t1e fourth game in a series
 Served Chowder Dinner.
 Mrs. J. Harold Williams entertained the Baptist Ladies' Aid society We'd neSday. A chowder dinner was served at 12 o'clock. 4 large table was set on the west lawn for those who wished to eat dinner out of doors. The at tendance was good.
 Miss Ruth Williams, g teacher at the institute for the blind at Albany. N. Y, who expected to return two weeks ago to the institute. received a message just as she was about to start that the opening day had been post poned. so she remained here at the home of her father, William J. Will Hams. awaiting later news.
 Birthday Party.
 Miss Angie Chesebro celebrated her birthday Sunday, Sept. 24th, entertain ing Misses Frances Chapman, Evan geline Watrous, Alice Chesebro Elsie Watrous; also Messrs. Roscoe Wat rouS, Norman Chapman and Fred Wat rous. Supper was served, a large birth day cake being in the center of the table.
 Briefs and Personals.
 Mrs. Emmel!ne Allyn and Mrs. Wa terhouse of QuiambaUg were calling Sunday on Mrs. Phebe Davis and Mrs Abby Eldredge Dewey. Mrs. Allyn brought them a beautiful bouquet of roses, half dozen or more varieties all plucAed that day, from her rose garden.
 MT. and Mrs. William II. Holdredge of Burnets Corners pleasantly enter tained Monday evening at their home Miss Eagan of New York, Miss Evelyn Main and Floyd Main of North Ston- ington, Mrs. George w. Packer. Miss Miss Flora B. Ingram of Burnet's Cor ners and George Ingram of Mystic Piano selections were played by Miss Packer and Floyd Main finely rendered two recitations- Refreshments were served
 MT. and Mrs. Sidney Siswick and Master Hobart Siswick have moved from the Abel H. Hinci1ley cottage in Main street to their new cottage bun galow in Whitehall avenue.
 Prof. William c. Park left Saturday for Washington Depot, Ct, where he Monday assumed his duties as princi- pal of the school there.
 Public Temperance Address.
 Rev. MT. Lamphere of Hartford held a temperance rally on the square Thursday evening. He went from here to Mystic, where he spoke, thence go- ing to Stonington, thus delivering three addresses in the one evening. The probationers' class of the Meth odist church held it's last. meeting on Friday evening in the parish house.
 Miss Hazel Lamb has entered upon her fourth year at the Norwich Free Academy.
 MT. and Mrs. Edward Holloway and three friends from Carolina, R. l., were calling Tuesday on relatives at the Holloway homestead, making the trip 1ere in MT. Holoway's automobile.
 Miss Emma Avery Williams, who aas been spending the summer vaca- lion at the home of her parents. MT. md Mrs. Prentice A. Williams, has returned to New Britain as teacher of the school she taught last year.
 Everett Midgette of Chester spent The week end here with Rev. Fred Eu- gene Coburu and family
 Mrs. Antone Leenis of Norwich was recent guest of her son-in-Iaw and daughter, MT. and Mrs. Benjamin E. Welles.
 Robert J. Horton has returned to the home of MT. and Mrs. Edward Perry after spending the week end in Bos- ton.
 Paul B. Lamphere of New Haven has been spending a brief vacation with his parents, MT. and Mrs. Edwin LaInphere.
 Miss Laura Avery of Old Mystic re- sumed Monday, Sept. 25, her duties as teacher of the school at New Preston, MT. and Mrs. Charles c. Eldredge and guest, Mrs. Sidney Whitney. of Groton, Mass. were Norwich visitors Monday, making the trip in MT. FL iredse's automobile.
 Guest from Florida,
 Mrs. Anna Rogers Butterwortf of elor1da has been the guest this week 'f Miss Susan H. Babcock after two weeks visit to Mrs. Horace Frink.
 Joseph Avary, Jr, of New Haven