Norwich bulletin., 1917-05-26
OLD MYSTIC
Clam Chowder Dinner We'll Patron- ized-Mrs. Jane Batty at v Leaves MilI-BaiI Game Today With Quak- CT Hill Team.

The clam chowder dinner served by the United Workers of the M E. church last Wednesday noon was we'll patronized, especially by the mill em- ployes. The proceeds will be used for church expenses.
 The Epworth League meeting iI. the M. E. parish house Tuesday evening was led by Horace A. Williams.
 An entertainment held Friday eve ming in the M. E. parish conducted by the Sunday school classes of Misses Florence Johnson. Esther Barnes, Dorothy Harris, was largely attended.
 Resigns at Mill.
 Mrs. Jane Batty, after 14 years of faithful service. rendered her resigna- ton to the Mystic Woolen Co. last Friday night. Mrs. Batty, who is in her 18th year, has spent the greater part of her life in this village. She will be greatly missed by her frieeds in the factory.
 To Omit Concert.
 The usual fchildren'b day concert will be omitted this year at the Bap- tist church on account of the Ston- 1ngton Baptist Union Association. In place of the concert the regular Sun day school will have special exercises during its session.
 At the Baptist Sunday school last Sunday the ship Mauretania passed the Aquetaina and gained 220 miles.
 
 ing the strait of Gibraltar, secured two passengers, new scholars. The at tendance was very good, the collec- ton amounting to s416.
 Will Play Quaker Hill.
 The Robinson Silk Co team was tSatufday 13-9. It was a loosely played game as indica ted by the score This afternoon the O. M. Y. N. c. A. will play the Quaker Hill cub team on f4A fast game. The Quaker GIili club team at present is leading the Big Six lea gue of New London
 The members of the Old Mystic Young Mems Association are grateful to Charles Q. Eldredge for the way he helped them in the celebration that they recently had.
 Officers of Circle.
 The following officers were selected for The Woman's Missionary Circle, which was recently formed by the Ladies Aid Society of the Baptist church. President, Mrs. Fred E. Co- burn; vice president, Mrs. Arthur Daboll secretary, Mrs. Clarence Beckwith: treasurer, Mrs. Maurice CaSwell. This is not to be a seperate ies Aid Society. meeting will be held every third Wednesday of the month.
 News in General.
 Miss Lottie Marchand has recovered from illness
 1yn, is ill at the home of her uncle and aunt, MT. and Mrs. Frank E. Williams.
 Raymond Case and William Lindsey have returned to Bridgeport after a brief visit with Mir. and Mrs. Edward Perry.
 Paul B. Lamphere has returned to Bridgeport, after a brief visit with his parents, MT. and Mrs. Edwin Lam phere.
 Miss Etta Warrington of Wolf Neck district is recovering from illness.
 Joseph HauSchild is Ill at his home in Wolf Neck district.
 Miss Elsie Ennis of Charlestown, R. l., is the guest of her aunt, Mrs. Harriet Peekham 0s Smith stre>t
 Edward Massey, who recently joined the U. $. army, was calling on~rela- lives and friends in the village, re- gently. A ,.--> Preparations are being made at the plant of the Mystic Wooien Co. to in sail a new elevator. ~s@a7 Na- cf
 Julius Player. who, recently resigned with the Mystic Woolen Co, is work ing for the Rossies Velvet Co of Mys- tic.
 Walter Clark is employed by Horace Main of Ledyard.
 Edward Brown of Westerly was a recent guest of his mother, Mrs An A CL- Max Schramn of Norwich was a recent guest of his mother, Mrs. An-, na Schran1n, of Wolf Neck district. Miss Fay Johnson is visiting her brother -in law and sister. MT. ahd Mrs Raymond Chamberlain, of South bridge. MassD
 Heman Rawister of New York and F'redrtck Wilde of Stafford Springs. were recent business callers at the pant of the Mystic Woolen Co.
 George Swain is janitor at the Hr.odWay school, Mystic.
 Louie Doyle, recently operated e1 at the Memorial hospital, New London, Tor injuries received while at work at the Lathrop gasoline HEs.ks Mys- tic, is recovering slowly.
 Motored to Norwich.
 Mir. and Mrs. Shirley Thompson and MT. and Mrs. Benjamin Welles re- gently motored to Norwich and were guests of Mrs. iWelles' parents. MT. and Mrs Antone Lumis.