Norwich bulletin., 1916-10-07

Season.
 A union service of the Methodist and Baptist churches was held Sunday sermon by Rev. William Crawford, pastor of the Methodist church. Rev Fred E. Coburn, pastor of the Baptist church, assisted in the service.
 Campaign Banner Flying.
 Charles Q. Eldredge had flags float ing election day from both of his flag poles. The large republican banner with portraits of Hughes and Fair banks Is swinging to the breees day and night, week days and Sundays, across the highway in front of River view cottage.
 Defeated Central Verr.onts.
 The Young Mems association base ball nine and the Central Vermont team of New London played Saturday on Association athletic field here. The Old Mystics won, 19 to 1. This was the fourth game of the series also the closing game of the season.,
 The O. M. Y. M. A. association will be out for football practice this (Sat- urday) afternoon.
 The Mystic Oral school opened on Tuesday with about 65 pupils enrolled. The reopening was delayed owing to infantile paralysis. Dr. Clara Mo Guigan of Philadelphia, manager of the school. v i'll remain until the school gets well into working order, and then will return to her home city for a time.
 MT. and Mrs. James Pollard have about 100 varieties in their dahlia garden.
 The Ladies' Aid society of the Bap- tist church was entertained Wednes- day afternoon at the home of Mrs Oscar F. Crumb. She was president of the society for a term of p years.
 The United Workers met Wednesday at 2 F. m. in the parish house. Two quilts were tied by the ladies. after which supper was served.
 Probatiorers' Class Meets.
 The probationers' class of the Meth odist church held the closing meeting of the series on Friday evening in the parish house. The following program was well rendered: Piano solo, Twi- light Shadows, Miss Mildred Peckham: vocal solo, Painting That Mother of Mine, Miss Fay Johnson; reading, Get ting a Fellow, Miss Antoinetta Bur dick; quartette, Tenting Tonight. Miss Eleanor Burrows, Miss Nancy Avery, Elisha N Davis, Clifford Desley: read ing, Over Telephone, Miss Bern;ce Burdick; vocal solo, Call Me Back Again. Miss Eleanor Burrows; vocal solo, In Autumn Time, Clifford Desley.
 Elected Second SeIectman.
 Percy V. Stowe of Rivervfew, OId Mystic, was elected second selectman for the town of Groton at Mondays election.
 Able to Leave Hospital.
 Clifford Main, who underwent an operation about three weeks ago for intestinal troUEle at Lawrence hospf- tai, New London, is slowly improving and was removed a few days ago to the home of his sister, Mrs. Lydia Foote, of Preston Plains
 Ready for DistiIling.
 J. G. B. NeWhard of New York, ma1= ager of the American Chemical com pany of Philadelphia. was here Tues day and Wednesday. getting the fac tory in readiness for the distilIery of witch hazel and birch. The brush is now in the right condition for distill- ing.
 Miss Dorothy Chesebro of Ledvard. Miss Eleanor Burrows, Charles Coburr and Wendell of Old Mystic, students at the Stonington High school, were chosen members of the school glee club.
 MT and Mrs. Abel H. HinoI,ley have moved from the Hinckley hom esfead in Main street to the new cottage tunga- low of their son-in-law and daughter, Mir. and Mrs. Sidney Siswick, just eomple ted. It is situated midway be- tween Mystic and Old Mystic, on Whitehall avenue, east side of the Mystic river. MT. and Mrs. Siswick ana s6nS Master Hobart Sisrvick. tT0Vtdn into tfieir new residence two weeks ago. @'e'
 SNro ana Mrs. Rowland H. Perkins and son, Harold c. Perkins, of New London. who have been taking 2 thou sand mile automobile trip, called here on their homeLound trip 60 see Mrs. Perkins aunts, Mrs Phcbe Davis and Mrs Abby Eldredge Dewey
 Roy lift recently purchased a new automobile.
 East Greenwich were recent guests of Mir and Mrs. William H. Harris
 Miss Ruth Williams has returned to Albany, N. V, after spending the sum- mer vacation with her father William J. Williams, at Plainview farm. Miss Williams has resumed her duties as teacher at the institute for the deaf and dumb, where she taught last year.
 Tea Room Closes.
 Miss Clara Burret closed her studio and tea rooms in the Burnet homestead Saturday, Sept. 30, after a successful season
 Miss Norene Corcoran and Robert T. Horton have returned to New York after two weeks visit to Mrs. Edward Perry.
 Miss Mary H. Dean has returned 9fter ten days visit to Miss Grace Oehlson wheeler Of Road district. Pau! B. Lamphere has returned to New Haven after spending brief vacation with his parents, Mir. and Mrs. Edwin Lamphere.
 Mrs. Sidney Whitney returned Sat urday to her home at Groton, Mass after three weeks visit to MT. and Mrs. Charles Q. E1dredge.
 Returns to Abingdon.
 Miss Euretta Grosvenor has returned to Abingdon after a visit to her uncle and aunt, MT. and Mrs William H. Harris. - Mrs. J. Hamilton Smith and infant daughter, Claire F. z- edge Smith. have returned to New Haven after two weeks visit to Ms Smiths parents. MT. and Mrs. Perry H 5Eldredge..
 Mrs: Fred Eugene Coburn is spend Ing this week with friends in Lowell.
 James Dewey Royal. formerly of Baltic, who has been spending several weeks at his cottage at Eastern Point. was recent guest of Rev. William Crawford and the Misses Crawford.
 Mrs. John E. "pofford has returned from two weeks visit to her home In Brooklyn to her rooms in the Bur net house at Burnet's Corners where she and her daughter, Miss TheIn1a l.