Norwich bulletin., 1916-08-12

Mystic.
 At the meeting of Pequot council, K. of C., the following were chosen as a committee of arrangements: John MahOney, Cornelius Fitzgerald, John Doyle, Thomas Doyle, and Joseph Hickey. It was decided to hold it in Doyle's grove Aug. 20th.
 Mrs. William Sisson, who5 has been spending a while at SaVin Rock, has returned Do her home at Hill Top.
 Mrs. Martin Barry and children of New London are spending a few weeks with her mother Mrs. Henry N1cArdle, of Gay Hill.
 Annual Lawn Festival.
 The society of St. Johns Roman Catholic church held their annual lawn festival Aug. 10th and 11th on the grounds around the church. Cake, ice cream, candy and fancy articles were on sale.
 Charles Carlson, who has been to Boston to visit with 8 sick relative, has returned to his home.
 Decen1 Club Takes Former Rooms.
 The Decem club, which recently re- organized, will have for headquarters it's former rooms, which were in the building owned by George N. Wood. The room has been painted, papered and wired for electric lighting. The club has membership of II.
 Sewing Circle With Mrs. Bugbee.
 The Busy Bee Sewing circle mem bers were entertained at the home of Mrs. Charles Bugbee on Wednesday afternoon. A pleasant afternoon was passed. the time being spent with games. music and a dainty lunch which was served by the hostess.
 Entertaining Baptist Young People.
 At the Baptist church Sunday there was no service. only a session of Sun day school Rev. and Mrs. w H. akin are at the camp which they oDCned ID the first of August for three weeks. During this time MT and Mrs L9llin are entertaining 21 young folks Of the church. six or eight going at time. and as these leave others coming to fill vacancy. It was expected at first to establish the camp at Pleasure Beach, but urOn investigation 1t was found that if they went there they would be under quarantine, so a cot taGe at HarrisOn's was leased.
 Personal Mention.
 Miss Anna Walsh has returned to her home in Pequot after three weeks vacation spent at Pleasure Teach.
 Miss Teresa Hickey has been spend ing few lays with friends at Brew steTs Neck
 James Daniels, Ovida Hammfl Edwin Rogers. James McNeil were at Gard ned Lake attending a social and dance at Spring Grove Friday evening.
 The lunch room which was closed On account of the health of Elmer T"ft. the one who started it, has been opened again. John Castro is in charge.
 George O. Allen and William Web ster took a trolley trip to Westerly to visit with relatives in that place.
 Berries Are Plentiful.
 HUcklobeTrIes are plentiful and large and many are out each day after them. Miss Helen Nichols has returned to her home in Portland after several days visit with friends in town.
 Miss Madeline Walsh of Pequot is spending a few days with friends in H0lyOke. Mass
 Herman Johnson of Cliff street, Norwich, spent the week end with his family, who are summering with rela- lives in town.
 Mail Carrier Back.
 F. B. Tooker, rural carrier, was back or his route after a weeks absence. During the time Fred Simpson was
 Community Picnic.
 The community picnic which was held by the Ladies' Aid society, Ep- worth league and Sunday school of the Methodist church on the grounds back of the church Saturday was attended by large number ard greatly en- Joyed by those attending. Much in- tercst was shown in the athletic sports. Madison Mott. an inmate of the town almshOuse, was taken to the Norwich state hospital at I2rewster's Neck this week.