Norwich bulletin., 1916-01-22
New London County
OLD MYSTIC
Charles e. Eidradge Attends Moot ina of New York Bar Assoeiaticn-- Baptist ciruroh Elects Officers - Funeral Of Mrs. Frank crurib.

Funeral of Mrs. Frank crunb.
 Rev. Iucian Drury of North ston- ington, occupied the pulpit of the Bap- absence of the pastor, Rev. Fred E. Coburn.
 Attended Nsv York Meeting.
 Charles e. Eldrsdge returned Sum day morning from New York. where he had been to attend the S9th annual meeting of the New York State Bar Association. held January 14th and 18th Friday evening Justice Hughes delivered the annual address at Hotel Astor, after which a reception was given him at which some 1000 were present. Saturday evening the annual dinner was given by the association at Hotel Astor in honor of Hon. Elihu Root. President of the American Bar Association. Several notable address, es were made, the chief of which was that by the president, Mir. Root MT Eldredge was guest of the associa- tion through courtesy of nis friend Judge Willis E. Heaton, Of Troy, N. Y who came home with him for few days visit at Riverview cottage.
 Officers of Baptist Church.
 At the annual business meeting of the Baptist church, the following off- cers were elected for the ensuing year: Clerk, Frank E.. Williams: treasurer, Daniel Frink; agent. A. Zephaniah Brown; collector, Mrs. Horace O. Williams; collector of envelopes, Mrs. William D. Beckwith: standing com mittee, Oscar F. Crumb, William D. Beckwith, Daniel Frink; committee on benevolence, Rev. Fred Eugene Co., burn, William D. Beckwith.
 B. Y. P. U. Election.
 The Baptist Young Peoples Union met Friday evening for the monthly Q rd ancial O the home of Mrs. J. Harold Williams. The following officers were elected for the ensuing six months: President, Miss Genevieve Frink (reelectedl; vice pres- ident Mrs. J. Harold Williams; sec retary, Miss Viola Eldredge; treas urer. Miss Emily c. Babcock; devo- tional committee, chairman, Charles .Coburn; membership committee, chair man, Horace s. Williams; missionary committee, chairman, Mrs. Fred Eu- gene Coburn; social committee, chair man, Miss Nellie F. Schoonover.
 Supper Followed Meeting.
 The, United Workers of the Metho- dist church met Wednesday at the 5:3o.
 The Baptist Ladies Aid Society met Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Charles H. Burdick. Tea was served at 6 o'clock.
 Clark B--Barnes, a student at Storrs Agricultural College, has been i'll with grip. at the home of his parents. MT. and Mrs. Frederick A. Barnes, at Oak lawn. The college is closed at pres ent, owing to grip and scarlet fever.
 Rev. Fred Eugene Coburn has re- turned from Lowell, Mass, where he went to attend the funeral of Mrs Coburn's aunt. Miss Elizabeth Lougee
 Cards from China.
 Mir. and Mrs. Augustus Lambert and sons, Archibald Lambert and Master Raymond Lambert, received Christ mas cards on Monday from John Hood of the United States ship. Brooklyn which had arrived at China The cards were mailed December 18th.
 The Young Mems Association hel6 the meeting this week in their new rooms in the John w. Burrows build ing.
 Funeral of Mrs. Frank crunb.
 The funeral of Mrs. Louisa. Crumb widow of Frank Crumb, a. long time resident of Old Mystic. took plact Monday at one o'clock, at the home of her son, Albert F. Crumb of Gro. ton, where her death occurred Sun. day, Jan. 16th. Burial was in thu family plot in Elm Grove cemetery.
 Louis Crandall, carrier on R. F. D Route No. l, Mystic has been i'll fol few days at his home in Old Mystic Thomas Whittle substituted during Mr. Crandalrs illness.
 Miss Iva Johnson, teacher at tn, State Model school at Newington Cen ter, has been Ill with grip here thii week at the home of her mother, Mrs P. Henry Johnson.
 Miss Emma Avery Williams teacher in one of the schools at NeV Britain. is i'll with grip here at tn home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs Prentice A. Williams.
 Judge Willis E. Heaton has return ed to Troy, N. Y. after a few days visit at Riverview cottage.
 Guests from Nova Scotia. -
 Mrs. Raymond Eldred and son, Mas ter Raymond Eldred IT,. of Halifax Nova Scotia, are guests of, Mrs Eldred's brother -in-law and siste, MT. and Mrs Wilfred E. Brown.
 Gr. and Mrs, Robert Young hay named their son, Charles Ellswortl Melville Young.
 William J. Williams, who has beel i'll with a severe attack of grip, is i'm proving slowly.
 Miss Callies T. Chapman is able t be out, after three weeks illness witt
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