Norwich bulletin., 1917-10-20
Young Men Honor Members in servie,

The Young Mems association held a special session on a recent evening Reports of the treasurer, Horace s. Williams, showed the association closed the season 'tiths a balance of team has played q games, lost and won 15. It was voted to keep all members now engaged in war service on list and exempt them from dues during service. Arrangements were also made for sending gifts to them at Christmas. .>,, .-s Undergces Operation.
 Friends of Mrs. Charles O. E1dredge of Riverview cottage are glad to know that she is comfortable after under going an operation for appendicitis last week at Memorial hospital. New London.
 Mrs W. Martin White, who under went an operation for the removal of cataracts from her eyes last week at Memorial hospital, is able to sit up a short time each day.
 Wedding Invitations.
 Invitations are out for the marriage of Miss Etta Mae Lamphere of Mys- tic. formerly of Old Mystic and Fred ericlk w. Leise of Mystic. to take place Saturday, Oct. 21th. at ' D. n.. at the home of the brides parents, Mir. and Mrs. Frank l.. Lamphere, Industrial place. Mystic.
 Methodist Church Rede 1orated.
 The decorators have completed their work on the auditorium of the Meth odist Episcopal church and it is now looking splendidly. - : Case of Blood Poisoning.
 Mrs. J., Tiz1ani went to Memorial hospital Thursday to visit her sister, Mrs. Mary Remor. who is there being treated for a blood poisoned hand. About month ago Mrs. Renor stuck 1 of coic iv,t4 1,@ L0, r, tween the thumb and frst finger. which made an ugly wound, and later developed blood poisoning. She was taken to the hospital for treatment
 Smets Running.
 Smelts are now coming up the river in small schools.
 The assessors for the town of Gro ton were in Old Mystic Wednesday,
 The Ladies' Aid society of the Bap- tist church met Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Albart W. Bur- rows.
 Mr. and Mrs. wilfred E. Brown re- gently returned from an auto trip to Niagara Falls. On the return trip they came over the Iroquois trail.
 Returns to Virginia.
 Charles See1ey of the United States army has returned to camp in Virginia after spending a brief furlough here with Mrs. Seeley and their children, Robert and Evelyn, at the home of Mrs. Seeley's parents, Mir and Mrs. Albert Lamb.
 MT. and Mrs. Frank E. Williams, Mrs. Horace 0. Williams of Old Mys- tic. Mrs. John DeGraw and daughter. Miss Gertrude DeGraw. of Brooklyn, N. Y., have returned from an auto mobile trip to the Berkshires and New York state. .A
 Frederick w. Liese C. NJ M of the $ $. Mansfield. Newport, R. l., spent a brief furlough as the guest of Mr and Mrs. Frank l.. Lalnphere of In- Gustrial place.
 Charles E. Dewey and son. Elliot Dewey. of New London. who were here Saturday on a hunting trip, called on Mrs. Abby Eldredge Dewey.
 Miss Grace Turkinton of Boston and Mrs. John Brooks of Mystic were calling Sunday on Mrs. Abby Dewey
 Miss Edna Shank and sister Miss Maud Shank. spent the week end with their grandparents MT. and Mrs. Sher- wood R. Swan. of Preston City
 MT. and Mrs. D. Henry Ackert have gone to New York state for the winter after spending the summer months at their farm, The Naples
 Fra stus Watrous has returned to Mississippi after visit to, relatives and friends in Mystic. O-3 cIystic and Quakertown.
 Miss Eleanor Burrows has returned from 8 visit to her sister, Mrs. Norwfn C. Smith. of Boston
 There is a change for the worse in the condition of Miss Emmeline Nor gan. who has been seriously i'll for the st six weeks 5..-. .. s-.t '..