Norwich bulletin., 1916-08-19
OLD MYSTIC
stonington Wanderers Beaten by Sixth Inning Raily-Miss Helen Williams Given Pleasant Surprise--Rev. AL bany Smith, Evangelist Coming to Methodist Church Sunday.


 Methodist Church Sunday.
 The Old Mystic Young Mems asso- citation baseball team defeated the field Saturday afternoon. The score was to 5. The game was tied till the sixth inning when the local team finished with 6, batting rally. The bat teries for the visiting team was Wan arnaker and McCary and for the 1o- calls Goodwin and Johnson. Umpires were William Clark behind the plate and Wallace Pierce on bases.
 Open Air Meeting.
 Another outdoor religious meeting was held at the home of MT. and Mrs. Frank Sebastian Sunday afternoon. Elder Dinkinson of North Stonington and "Uncle' Ephraim Williams of Lantern Hill, both delivered interest," ing sermons to a good sized audience.
 Joseph Avery, Jr., of New Haven is the guest of his parents, MT. and Mrs. Joseph Avery and family.
 Roswell Wilkinson of Stonington recently called on his mother. Mrs, G. Rodman.
 Surprise for Miss Williams. Miss Helen Williams was recently pleasantly surprised at the home of her parents, MT. and Mrs. Prentice Williams of Quoketaug hill. The sur prise was in the form of a shower and -N44So W A4i4clIA40 1GIC4N CIl I4IcLIlS pIGIIS and useful gifts. A pleasant evening was spent with songs, recitatfons and games. Refreshments were served. Those present were Mrs. Joseph Des- ley, Mrs. Sidney Siswick. Mrs. Prem tiCe Williams Mrs. Raymond Cham berIain and the Misses Florence John son, Mildred PeckhaIn, Dorothy liar l ris, Esther Barnes, Ruth Allyn Jen- nie Swanson, Della Williams, Annie 1 Williams and Emma Williams. TT | rah of Worcester, Mass, were recent guests of MT. and Mrs. William H. Harris.
 | MT. Oliver Burrows of Westerly, R. | l.. was a recent guest Of MT. and Mrs. l Albert Burrows and family. l Mrs. Edgar Policy and two daugh- | ters Bertha and Elizabeth have return ] ed to their home in Waltham, Mass, 1 after an extended visit with Mrs. Pol l ley's parents, MT. and Mrs. Alonzo | Chapman.
 Arthur T. Grosvenor of Abingdon 1 Conn. was a recent guest of MT. and l Mrs. William H. Harris. Mrs. William E. Lamphere and ] daughter Dorothy of Mystic were re- ! cent guests of Mir. and Mrs. Joseph 1 Desley.
 The probationers' class of the Meth l odist church met in the parish house i Thursday evening at s o'clock.
 Mrs. ". A. Buck of WiTimantic has returned to her home after a briet visit with MT. and Mrs. William H i Harris.
 Funeral of Miss Tourgee. The funeral of Miss Lucy Annette | TOurgee was held from her late home in Smith street Tuesday afternoon Rev. William. Crawford ofTfciated The bearers were Leroy left, Arthur s ! Brown of Bridgeport, Gilbert Ennes o- Westerly Warren Tourgee of Meriden Interment was in Elm Grove cene. tery.
 William Kennedy is enjoying a. two weeks vacation at the White Noun. tains, N. 1T.
 Albany Smith Coming Sunday.
 Rev. Albany Smith, the famous Evangelist singer and preacher vii conGuct a song service m the ATetho dist Episcopal church, August 20 8 7.30 ?. m. We have a consignment O Billy Sundays song books and MI Smith is going to introduce them tha evening. We therefore extend an in lvitatiOn and hearty welcome to th community. MT. Smith comes wei recommended as he has IabOred her with you in former years. He ha been conducting very successfully re lIgIous campagins in the south and h has been richly blessed by Go in leading many precious souls t Christ. Communities have been nOv cd and quickened from center to cir conference We feel highly honore in having such a noted and taIente man of God for that evening w hope the people will take advantag } of this occasion.
 Sunday morning service at 1O.3O z m. Topic will be Christ Picture c Two Men. The one 9 success, tn other failure. Sabbath school at 1 o'clock.
 Miss Gertrude w. Chapman was ,F
 Harris of New London.
 Guilt With 2750 Pieces.
 Mrs. Hermain Maine. president c the United Workers Of the M. F church called a special meeting Wed nesday afternoon to tie a quilt fo Mrs. Abby Dewey who is in her 85t year. The quilt contained 275 : pieces
 Mrs. George Geer of Plain Hill. Nor wich Town, was a recent guest at tn &1. E. parsonage.
 MT. and Mrs. Elmer Coon of Pen dletOn Hill were recently calling o relatives and friends in the village. Captain and Mrs. John SpaffOrd an l daughter, Thelma. of Brooklyn, N Y
 were recent guests of Miss Cali
 Chapman.
 William Gleason, clerk at the Mys ! tic post office. has taken charge Of tn local office for an indefinite length ( time.
 1rr and Mrs. William D. Beckwit
 were recently calling an thei daughter, Mrs. Nathaniel Avery Q GrotOn.
 Mrs. Oscar F. Crumb was a recer guest of relatives in Poquonoc } Miss Bessie Ratican of Mystic wa a recent guest of Miss Sadie Halisey. l Archibald and Raymond Lambel } and guests, the Misses SeIena Narce and NarceIla Rounds of Staffor Springs, enjoyed an outing at Lanter
 Hill recently.
 Mrs. Lizzie Burdick and son. liar x old. Of West Mystic. were recent
 calling on Mrs. Burdick's brOthe
 Robert Halisey.
 Edward Remick was a recent bust
 ness caller in New London.
 Mrs. Harold Hotchlliss of Norwic
 was Q recent guest of her parents, M
 and Mrs. Joseph Johnson. 3 Preached in New Hampshire. Rev. Frederick E. Coburn who
 visiting friends at Westford, Mass ? recently occupied the pulpit at th
 Peoples church, Manchester, N. H. Will Live in Bradford.