Norwich bulletin., 1916-08-12
OLD MYSTIC

Frederick Smart Jr. Leaves Wooien
 Company to Take MontviIIe Posi-
 tion-More People Join Ranks of Au-
 tomobiIists Stonington Baseball
 Team Coming Saturday.
 Supt. John Kennedy of the Mystic Woolen Go. was in Hope Valley re- gently looking after business interests.
 Mrs. Charles Burdick and Mrs. George Packer of Burnetts Corners were business callers in New London recently.
 Edward Massey, who recently re- signed his position with the Mystic Woolen Co. has accepted a position with Wilfred B. Brown
 Foot Crushed at Ship Yard.
 John Horsford. former resident Of this village was painfully injured while at work in the Noank shipyard having the toes of his right foot badly crushed MT. Horsford is doing as nicely as can be expected
 Mrs. Clarence Watson was calling on relatives in Mystic recently.
 Leaves WooIen Company.
 Frederick Smart, Jr., has resigned his position with the Mystic Woolen Go.
 Miss Dorothy Lamphere of Mystic is the guest of MT. and Mrs. Joseph Dcs- soley.
 Mrs. John Fitzpatrick of Quebec, Can. is the guest Of her parents, MT. and Mrs. Edward Stapelyns of Bur netts Corners.
 Trip in New Automobile.
 MT. and Mrs. Edward Tinker and son, Charles were calling on friends in CIarks Falls recently, making the trip in their new touring car.
 A son was born August 3 to Mir. and Mrs. Lawrence Williams of Quo- quetaug Hill. Mother and child are reported as doing nicely.
 Mrs. Hermain Main and Mrs. Joseph Dessly were recent guests of Mrs. John HorsfOrd of Noank
 The ProbatiOners class of the M, E. church met in the parish house Thurs day evening at p. m.
 Frederick Wilde of Stafford Springs was recently at the Mystic Woolen Go, looking after business interests
 Another New One.
 MT. and Mrs. Shirley Thompson were recent callers in Poquetanucl5 making the trip in their new Ford touring car. They were accompanied home by Mrs. Sower.
 Mrs. Joseph Williams and two chil- dren and Misses Vera and Mildred Pierce of Lamb town were recent guests of MT. and Mrs. Wallace Pierce Mrs SOwer of Poquetanuck is the guest of MT. and Mrs. George WeHes. MT. and Mrs. Shirley Thompson, Nfr. and Mrs. An5On Kenyon and Benjamin Welles, motored to Groton, where they called on friends.
 Mrs. Joseph Johnson is confined to her home by illness. Julian Hanks of New York city has arrived at the Hanks homestead. MT. and Mrs. Alma Webster of Brad ford, R. T., are the guests of MT. and | Mrs. Harry Cady and family. MT. and Mrs. Arthur Douglas of New Haven f6R of Mrs o = l parents. Mir and Mrs. John Kennedy Mir. and Mrs. Julien F. Hanks and infant son. have returned to their 1 home in New York city. Miss Mabel Ingram of Stonington l was a recent guest of her brother and | sister MT. and Mrs. William Clark and ] family.
 Miss SeIena Marcel and Miss Mar celia Rounds of Stafford Springs are l the guests of MT. and Mrs. Augustus | Lambert and family. e Left for Norwich Snitarfum. 1 George Briggs left Sunday for the state tuberculosis sanitarium at Nor wich, where he will receive treatment. | Attended Velvet Companys Picnic. | Among those from here who attend 1 ed the picnic given by the Rossie Vel | vet Go. of Mystic were: Theodore | Johnson, William Clark Alfred Player, 1 George ROdman, James Whiting and 1 Fred ROdman. James Whiting won | first prize for the running broad jump 1 second prize for standing broad jump | and second prize for the single men $ | rare.
 | Miss Ruetta Baker or Cfroton was a | recent caller at the home of MT. and i Mrs. Oscar r. Crumb. | Health Officer Chipman and family of New London were recent guests Uf 1 Mrs. Chipnan's parents. MT. and Mrs l Benjamin Crumb.
 Rev. A. J. Chandler. a former pastor occupied the pulpit at the Baptist 1 church Sunday.
 Captain Martin Strickland and fam fly and A. D. Chapman of Poquonoc | were recent guests of MT. and Mrs. | Oscar F. Crumb..
 Ladies' Aid Meeting.
 The Ladies' Aid Society of the Bap- | list church met Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. John Spafford of Burnetts | Corners. Tea was served at six D. m. i MT. and Mrs Robert Clark and i daughter, Virginia, of Mystic were | Sunday guests of MT. and Mrs Clar- | Cnce E. Watson.
 | Charles s. Cady of Hartford is the l guest of MT and Mrs. John Kennedy and family.
 Raised to be Jitney.
 William Curran has purchased a l new Ford touring car which he will ] I'oC III LI1G J4lILSy puo1IlSS5. | Miss Selena MarcelI and Miss Mar- celia Rounds, guests of MT. and Mrs Augustus Lambert and family, were visitors at Ocean Beach recently. Stonington Will Play Here. l The association baseball nine are | scheduled to play the StoningtoD team on the home grounds Saturday at 3 1 p. m. The Stonington team is report l ed as being a fast team. William Ken l nedy will pitch for the local team
 Miss Dorothy Massey of West Mys- i tic was a recent. guest of her brother | Edward Massey, who resides at the l home of Julius Dessfosses. Takes MontviIIe Job.
 Frederick Smart Jr. has secured a | position with the Thames Specialties i Co. of Montville.
 l The Misses Daisy Sebastian, Gene | vieve and Nellie Smart and Charles 1 Sebastian were recent visitors at