Norwich bulletin., 1916-09-09
OLD MYSTIC
Union Service-Locaf Ball Team to Play Central Vermorts-Soeial Af-
 fairs of the Week-Vacation Guests.

 Rev. William Crawford, pastor of the Methodist church, assisted in the ser vice.
 The Young Mems association base ball team went to Bradford. R. l., Sat urday afternoon to play the Bradford nine. Game was called at 3 p. m. The o. M. Y. M. A g won the game by score of 22 to 13.
 The Y. M. A nine played the Hope Valley team Labor day on the associa- tions athletic field here. The morn ing game was called at 1015. The o. M Y. M. As were victorious by a score of to $. Another game was called at 8 p. m., and the O. M. Y. M. As were again victorious by a score
 To Play at Plant Field.
 The Y. M. Is will play the Central Vernonts of New London today (Sat- urday) at Plant field in that city. This will be the third game in a series.
 Charles o. Eldridge of Riverview cot tage had his flags flying Sept. 9th in honor of the anniversary of the attack by the English at Groton Heights, Sept. 6, 17S1. MT. Eldridge is great grandson of Christopher Eldridge, who was wounded in the face in this en- gagement, and died in Stonington in 1911.
 Entertained Friends.
 Miss Eleanor Burrows pleasantly V ing at the home of her parents, MT. and Mrs. Albert W. Burrows. Those present were Miss Florence Walbridge, Miss Antoinette BurdiCk, Miss Hester Walbridge, Miss Bernice Burdick and Messrs. Leslie Haley, Elisha N. Davis, Clifford Desley, Theodore E. Perry and William Marchand. Games were en- 1oyed until 10 p. m., after which re- treatments were served. The guests were all from Old Mystic.
 he, o,,4 IaII Ctol,5 young sons of Rev. and Mrs. Fred Flu gene Coburn, of Old Mystic, while on their recent vacation in Massachusetts, spent two weeks at the '. NJ. c. A. camp at Manhansett grove and attend ed the banquet given on the closing night, Aug. Both.
 A number from Old Mystic and vicinity attended the funeral of Mrs Abbie Chiprnan Barber, wife of Will liam Barber. of Mystic.
 Mrs. Clarence w. Beckwlth pleas antly entertained the Baptist Ladies' Aid society on Wednesday afternoon at her home on Smith street.
 B. Y. P. U. Meets.
 The Baptist Young Peoples union met Friday evening at the residence of MT. and Mrs. Frank Earl Williams After the business session, a social hour was enjoyed with music, games and refreshments.
 MT. and Mrs. Joseph Johnson enter tained Sunday at Hillside terrace MT. and Mrs. Harold Hotchkiss and John Carleton Jr, of Montville MT. and Mrs. Leonard Montgomery of New London, MT. and Mrs George Brown and son, Master George Brown, Jr., of Wester- ly, MT. and Mrs. William Roberts and Master Gilbert Roberts of Bridgeport
 The Nathaniel White school at l Cromwell, taught by Miss Frances FL 1 dridge cE Old Mystic for the past two TJrl11 mot Miss Ruth A. Burrows attended Fri day afternoon of last week a tea given by Captain Ballard on board the coast guard cutter Itasca at New London from to $. The cutter was in mid stream and elaborately decorated with flags for the affair.
 MT. and Mrs. Clinton s. Stickrey spent their honeymoon with relatives in Providence, R. l., and Topsham, Me, after which they went to Brownsville, Me, where they will reside MT. Stick ney being engaged in the telephone business there.
 Rev. J. Curtis Lamb, an inmate of the Baptist ministers home at Phi1a- delphia, attended the morning service at the Baptist church Sunday. The annual meeting of the Wight man Burying Ground association was held Saturday afternoon, Sept. 2d, with a good attendance
 Cart. John E. Spofford has returned to Brooklyn, N. Y, after spending Sunday and Labor day with Mrs Spofford and their daughter, Miss Thelrna Spofford, at their rooms in the Burnet house at BUrnet's Corner. The Old Mystic schools will not re- open until Sept. 18th.
 Arrives from Cuba. Joshua Leeds Burrows, only son of MT. and Mrs. Albert Burrows. arrived Tuesday in New York from Havana. MT. Burrows is employed by the Tuinucu Sugar company at TuinuCu, Cuba He has six weeks leave of ab- l sence. After visiting h1s sister, Mrs. William R. Kent, of New Jersey, he will come to Old Mystic to spend the remainder of his vacation at the home of his parents, MT. and Mrs. Albert w. Burrows.
 MT. and Mrs. Harry Keeney recently went on an automobile trip to Yon- kers, N. Y. They were accompanied on the horneward trip by MT. and Mrs. i Edward Dgglestone, whose guests they were while in Yonkers, and who re- mained here over Labor day.
 Judge Willis E. Heaton returned on Tuesday to Troy, N. Y, after spending | his annual vacation at Riverview cot | tage with MT. and Mrs. Charles 0. El i dridge.
 Augustus Lamb attended on Labor 1 day the funeral of his brother, Oliver Lambert, at Worcester, Mass. NsAiSS 4E1dIJOI4S Il6AII1S IS LuS or l friends at Kittery Depot, Me. George Walworth Middleton has re- 1 turned to New York city after spend l ing Labor day here with his family i at Quoquataug, their summer home. William J. Crawford has returned | to Whitingsville after spending his vacation here with his uncle, Rev. | William Crawford. and the Misses | Crawford.
 Mrs. Sarah Whitney of Groton, Mass,
 is the guest of MT. and Mrs Charles | Q. Eldridge at Riverview cottage | Miss Agnes Chapman of Norwich is 1 spending her vacation here with her parents, MT. and Mrs. F. Alonzo Chap | man.
 1 Vacation Notes. | Miss Madeline Schi1nler has returned
 to New York after spending a week vacation with Mrs. John B. Spofford. | Miss Minnie Lamb is spending a week vacation with MT. and Mrs. Frank c. Chadwick of Providence | Charles s. Cady has returned to l Hartford after spending the. recent hol- 1 iday here with MT. and Mrs. John
 Kennedy.
 Miss Phyllis Hanney of New London
 has been spending her summer vaca-
 tion with her grandmother, Mrs. I