Norwich bulletin., 1917-02-06
MYSTIC
Mistuxet Lodge installation = Meth odist Pastor Invited to Return for Another Year-visit from pr. John T. Black-Pians for Home Night

At the regular meeting of Mistuxet lodge, No 42, K of P, held in the United Workmen's hall, District Dep uty Thomas H. Troland was present and installed the following officers: Chancellor commander. John Imdohl; vice chancellor commander, Matthew Maven: keeper of record and seal, Amos R. Chapman; master Of nnance' chequer, Charles E. Newbury; master at arms. John T. Brooks; prelate, Charles Craig; master of work, Wei Hngton Travena; inside sentinel Moses dohI A delegation from Trumbull lodge, No. AS, of New London was present Brief speeches were made ana at 10 o'clock all went to Hotel Hode, where chicken supper was served
 Pastor Invited to Return.
 At a special meeting of the ohicia! board of the Methodist Episcopal church Sunday morning a unanimous invitation was given Rev. w. H. Dun mack to return as pastor for another year. MT. Dunnack has been pastor of the Mystic church for two years and has worked hard for the church, and the wish of the whole parish Is that he be returned to Mystic for an- other year. The church has been won derfully built up and the hnanciaI side is in good condition Many inn provements have been made upon the parsonage during the year whereby much money has been expended, but the church will be able to meet all bills this spring when the conference year closes.
 Home Night Plans.
 Home night is to be observed Wed nesday evening, Feb 21, 1917, at which time invitations are to be extended all members of the church and con gregation to be present Rev. F. w Coleman, pastor of Trinity Methodist church, Norwich, is to give an ad- dress. A fine musical program is be- ing arranged
 Addressed Sunday School.
 At the session of the Sunday school Sunday morning Charles M. Davis of West Somerville, Mass, gave a very work. He is superintendent of pri- mary work and gave some very good hints on how the work was being done in other places.
 Nothing Alarming.
 Dr. John T. Black, secretary of the state board of health. was in Mystic Friday in response to complaints as to the conduction of Conductor Charles Bush of the Groton and Stonington line. His examination confirmed the diagnosis of Dr. Purdy, health officer of the town of Groton, that BuSh's case was nothing to be alarmed over and that there was no reason why Bush should not be permitted to work.
 Applications Received.
 When Mystic Rebekah lodge held it's last meeting in Odd Fellows hall sew eraI applications were received and several voted on. At the next regular the degree work will be ex- 
 Personal Mention.
 Selectman Conrad Kretzer was in Poquonoc Monday at an all-day ses- sion of the town fathers.
 Joseph Masninana is in Boston for } few days
 MT. and Mrs. Charles R. -Geere have returned from a few days visit in Boston.
 s. Arthur Boylen has returned rom Boston
 The sewing society of Charity chap er, O. E. S., met last week with Mrs. Christine Daboll Harry H. Anderson has returned rom visit in Hartford Mark L. Gilbert has returned to New York after a few days say in he village. MT. and Mrs. Edwin Morgan are to commence housekeeping this week in he Albert Denison house on School street. Earl Devoll has returned to Provi- fence after few days stay in town. MT. and Mrs. l.. P. Allyn have re- urned from few days visit to their on and his wife, MT. and Mrs. w. Cllery Allyn, of Waterford. Nathan Carr is visiting in Provi- lence