Norwich bulletin., 1917-07-21
FUN E RAJ.
Mrs. Sarah c. Weiahtman.

The funeral of Mrs. Sarah Chipman Weightman of Brooklyn, N. Y., former at 2.30 o'clock in the Greenrran Memo rial chapel in Elm Grove cemetery, situate midway between Mystic and Old Mystic. Mrs. Weightman had been 8 great sufferer for many months. She is survived by one son, Frederick Rey- holds. of Brooklyn. N. Y.. and one brother, Dr. Edwin c. Chipman, of New London, and two sisters. Mrs. Alice Weems of Brooklyn, N. Y., and Mrs. Ernest Lewis, of Waterford, also survive her. Interment was in the Chipman family plot in Elm Grove.
 Enlisted in Army.
 William Marchand, James Whiting and John Marchand of Old Mystic, who enlisted the last week in June in the U. S. navy, were ordered to be at Newport on Thursday at 1O.3o a. m. They all left immediately for that city.
 Picnic an Enjoyable One.
 The Methodist Episcopal Sunday school held its annual picnic Thursday at Atlantic Beach. The outing was not pour of rain in the early part of the day and the continued cloudiness thereafter.
 The Old Mystic Young Mems asso- citation baseball nine played the Potter Hill team Saturday on Association field here. The game was won by the Old Mystic Y. NJ A. Score. 2 to 0.
 Thrown Out of Wagon.
 Mrs. John Yetter. who resides on a farm near Certer Gr0ton, was driving home from Mystic last Saturday morn ing and when near Burnet's Corners the horse became frightened at pass ing automobile and became unmanage- 6 b1e. A few moments later the wagon struck a tree blythe roadside with such force that she was thrown out of it. -7<@, %-Tr- -I,.~ yet was badly lamed and bruised.
 The Bible study class of the Meth odfst Episcopal church held Tuesday evening in the parish house was led by Miss Esther Barnes.
 Miss Nellie F. Schoonover has gone to Oshkosh. Mich, to spend the sum- mer with relatives.
 Mrs. Simeon Gallup has returned to her home here after spending the past six months with her son, Attorney Dana Taylor Gallup, of Boston.
 Quincy Mcclure and son. Kitctie Mcclure, and cousin, Kenneth Devlin, have returned to Albany, N. Y. after spending a week at the Mcclure home stead in Burnet's Corners district.
 Mir. and Mrs. D. Henry Ackert of The Naples arg entertaining their
 'her-in-law. W. W. Kipp. of scfle- nectady, N. Y.
 Personals and Notes.
 J. A1pheus Schoonover of New Ha- ven is stopping a few days at Eln1hurst with his father, Alpheus H. Schoon- over
 Mrs. John Street has returned from a weeks visit to her son-in law and daughter Mir. and Mrs. Ernest Lamb, of -Ledyard.
 Miss Bertha Leino of Newton, Mass, has arrived at the home of Miss Amelia Mitchell to care for her and her home. Miss Mitchell has been an invalid for many years.
 Mrs. Charles A. Seeley and two chill dren of St. Louis. Mo, have arrived MT. and Mrs. Albert Lamb. for the re- of the summer
 Miss Susan Fish of Mystic was the guest Wednesday of MT and Mrs Charles Edwin Lamphere.
 William R. Kent has returned to Passafc, N. J.. after spending the week end with relatives here.
 Dr. John Michigan of Philadelphia is spending a few days here at the school
 MT and Mrs. Harry Keeney and young daughter. Mary Keeney, took an auto trip to Meriden and return on Sunday. While in the city they were guests of relatives
 Mrs. Irving s. Church and daughter, Miss Bernice Church, have returned to Poquetanuck after a visit to Mrs. Church's mother, Mrs. Caroline Rod man.
 Dorothy Lamphere, the young daugh- ter of MT. and Mrs. William H. Lam phere. of Mystic, spent the week end with her grandparents, Mir. and Mrs. Joseph Desley.