Norwich bulletin., 1916-12-06
MYSTIC
New Garage for John F. Noyes-Wed-
 ding invitations-Rebekah to En-
 certain Assembly Officers-Accidents

eSi hdht HoSCfHbty SHiCGFS-fACCluenLS Men are busy building a garage for John F. Moves in the W. L. Main property. The garage is a large one and is to cover all available space
 between the Odd Fellows land and the HoXie House and annex. The old Iiv- cry stable is to be torn down. The new building will be only one story. MT. Moves who has had his garage on the Haley property on the water front of Cottrell street, will move as soon as this new one is completed which will be some time in the new year and will also occupy the store vacated by the post office for his cleo trfcal store and office.
 School Principal to Wed. Invitations are out for the mar riage of Miss Ethel Brokaw Van landt. daughter of MT. aad Mrs. T. R. Van Zandt of 935 Madison street, in Plainfield. N. J., and Walter E. Ham | mond principal of Mystic Academy, the wedding to take place at o'clock D. m., Saturday, Dec. 23. Carpenter Crowley. Invitations have been received in ] town for the marriage of Pearley Crowley and Mrs. Marion NJ. Carpen- ter, to take place at the home of Mir. | and Mrs. George Carpenter. Saturday, Dec. Is. at p. m. Capt. Crowley is | in the employ of the United States Steamship company.
 Preparing to Entertain Officers. The sewing society of Mystic Re beckah lodge met in the banquet hall of l. o. O. F. building Tuesday after noon and got the linen that is owned
 by the society ready for use. Mystic lodge is to entertain the assembly of fcers at the next meeting, Thursday evening, when the banquet hall will be used for the first time. ~''
 Hand Badly Cut. Theodore Anderson met with a pain esIl accident while working in the Noanl1 shipyard. While using a sharp ened chisel it slipped. cutting his hand
 to the bone. He was taken to the office of Dr. ". M. Hill and had the | wound dressed. It will be some time l before he will be able to work again. Piece of Steel in Eye. Theodore Hermes met with a pain full accident while working in Noank shipyard on Monday when a piece of steel flew into his eye. Dr. W. M Hill tried to locate it but was unable to and Tuesday morning MT. Hernes | went to Dr. A. H. Meyers. but he was | unable to get it all out. The eye is
 badly infiamed and very painful. News Briefly Told. The monthly business meeting of the Epworth League was held in the l vestry of the M. E. church Tuesday evening and was largely attended Af- ter the business session a social hour l was enjoyed. George F. Emerson is spending a few days in Boston. John B. Grinnell has returned to | Bridgeport after a weeks visit with
 his brother, George Grinnell. The little son of MT. and Mrs. L. E. Kinney is i'll with tonsilitis.: Floyd Conklin has returned to Hart ford after visit to his parents in the village. Mrs. William Kuppers is visiting her son. Frank Kuppers and family in Hartford.
 Mrs. William Parlow of Fishers Is land is the guest of her sister, Mrs. John W. Chapman on West Mystic avenue.
 MT. and Mrs. William Congdon and son have returned to New York, af- ter a visit with Dr. and Mrs. c. F. Congdon.
 MT. and Mrs Ira F. Moves have re- turned from 8 visit in Baltimore. Miss Norma Burpee has returned to Waterford after several days stay in the village
 Mrs. Dan E. Gray. Mrs Ellsworth Gray and daughter of North stoning- ton were guests Tuesday of their aunt, Mrs. Charles Stoddard.