Norwich bulletin., 1916-01-03
AoLD MYSTIC
cIosins Exereisss and christmas Tree at sohooI--W -Weddins-E Funeral Of George Phillips, Formerly of Nor yyich

George Phillips, Formerly Of Nor
 wieh.
 The Old Mystic school closed, with Christmas tree: Vocal duet. The; Birthday of a King, Eleanor Burrows, Waiter Shackford: rectta ton. Is It So? Doris Rogers: singing, O Come All .Yei Faithful, school; reading, The Light of Christmas Candle. Eleanor Burrows; recitations. December, Roy Sebastian: Pfecola. Dorothy Whiting; singing, Snow Song, Miss Hoidridgess class, grades 1 and 2; reading, The Secret Hiding Place. Edna shank class, grades and {; recitation, The Months of the Year, six boys and six girls; piano solo, Loves Token Flea nor Burrows.. singing, Hymn for Christmas Day. grades 6, and &: Tommy's Christmas Trouble, Arthur Brewer; recitation, The Savior Comes to Us in December. Ida Cini: Christ mas Bells, Miss 5Holdridge's class; recitation. Wonder, William Schramm; singing. Once a Little Baby Lay, grades 1. and 2; singing, Silent Night. grades ,17 and 8; recitation, The Bad Little Boy, Ernestine Brown; | Santa. Claus, Miss Holdridge,s class: recitations. A Rest for Santa Claus Bruna Caricori. Ramy Desfosces; Santa Claus and the Mouse, Beatrice | ing, Christmas Comes Again, grades and 6; distribution of the presents l by the teachers: singing. Good Night and Christmas Prayer, grades 6. and
 WeIIes-Goering.
 Monday morning. Dec 27th, at i o'clock at the home of MT. and Mrs John Yetter, their daughter Anrs Marie Goering was united in marriags \ with Albert Peckham Welles of Olt l Mystic. The ceremony was perform ed by Rev. Albert Ernshaw, pastor oi the Congregational church., Mystic 1 The bride was attired in. a gown o white satin with pearl trimmings ant chiffon. She wore a tulle veil caugh T with orange blossoms and. carried white carnations. Miss Stella Welles sister of the groom, was bridesmaid | carried pink carnations. Gottliel
 Goerfng, a brother of the bride, wa | best man. A reception followed tn
 ceremony, after which refreshmerit
 were served. The bride received man,
 beautiful and costly gifts. The wed
 trude Watrous. Mfr. and Mrs welle left for New York to spend thei
 honeymoon. On their return they vii
 reside in Edward Touches house. Nil Welles is proprietor of a garage a
 Old Mystic.
 | Funeral of George Phillips. 2 The funeral of George Phillips c
 Old Mystic, formerly of Norwich, wa
 held at his home here Monday at p. m. Rev. Fred Eugene Coburn, pas
 tor of the local Baptist church, off
 ciated. The bearers were William
 Walbridge, Edwin Lamphere, Wilfre
 P. Brown, Charles Edwin Lampher,
 The burial was in Elm Grove ceme
 tery.
 Il Sunday School Exereisss. The Baptist Sunday school held
 Christmas tree and social Tuesday . p. m. in the church parlors. Afte
 music and fecitafions gifts for all th younger pupils were distributed frol
 the tree Light refreshments wer
 served to all.
 The Methodist Sunday school .hel
 a Christmas entertainment Wednes day afternoon ill the pa rish house. ;
 Watch Night Service.
 + An old fashioned watch night ser | vice was held Friday evening in th
 Methodist parish house. There wa Eopen house from to F o'clock. F'rol
 Il to 12 a praise prayer and testimon . meeting was held. Rev. William Craw ford, pastor Of the Methodist cht1rcl
 was assisted in the special service
 Rev. Fred Eugene Coburn, pastor { ' the Baptist church. When the tow :. clock struck the hour of midnight th :. M. B. church bill rang out the ol year and rang in the, new.
 Union Service.
 l. A union service will be held Sun day evening, Jan. 2. in the .Bapti: church. Rev. William Crawford, pas tor of the Methodist church, wi preach the sermon. r..
 The wind with snow squalls wa very severe here Sunday with an ez ceptionaIly high tide in the mornin and wind 45 miles an hour betwee 2 and o'clock. Electric light ser { vice failed in the early evening, bu
 later was connected in time for churc services.
 The Burnett's Corners school close
 for the Christmas vacation with a
 interesting programme and Cnristma