Norwich bulletin., 1917-06-09
OLD MYSTIC
8. Y. P. D. Musioaie--Plans fer Flag
 Raisins--Annuai Election of Epvorth Leasue-Funeral of Joseph Mitchell.

Sunday morning At the Baptist church plans were made for the Ston- which the church will entertain June
 Gave Musicale.
 The Baptist Young People's union gave a musicale Friday evening in the auditorium. The following program Fantas,e. Sue Un Theme Allernand, J. Leybach. Mrs. Fred Eugene Coburn; chorus, Let's All Be Americane: reef tation, The Little Boy. Master Ken meth Williams; song, I Have A Little ton with chorus, It's Great to Be a Soldier, Charles Coburn; vocal duet. What Makes the World Go Round, Mrs. J. Hamilton Smith, Horace S.. Earl Williams: vocal duet. Aicla Ol, Lamb: song, FIrelight Faces. Mrs. Maurice B. caswelf; recitation, That Baby of Mine, Theodore Johnson: vo- Williams. Mrs. Henry Chesebro: songs, Boogieman, Miss Dorothy Chesebro; Sweetheart of Boyhood Days. Miss Genevieve Frin<, Frank Earl Williams; closing chorus, America Here. My Boy. Flag Raising Planned.
 The Baptist church, which is the mother church of the Baptist church of Connecticut, has planned a public patriotic service and flag raising at the church Sunday afternoon, June r, at 4 o'clock. Brief addresses will be made on the Boy Scouts by Rev. Home guard by Rev. Welcome F. Bates and the Red Cross by Rev. H. Schuyler Foster of Noank. Hon. Abel P. Tan ner of New London, one of Old Mys- ties sons, has consented to give an address on Patriotism. The music will be under the direction of Clarence W. Beckwith. aEA Charles o. Williams will serve as presiding officer. Com panies A and D of the Connecticut Home guard at Mystic have consented flag raising outside of the church at the close of the exercises.
 May Basket Party.
 Relatives and friends numbering IS. gave a May basket surprise party or evening. May 31, to Mfr and Mrs. F. Alonzo Chapman. The guests spent a delightful evening.
 Epworth League Election.
 The Epworth league he'd the annual election Tuesday evening in the parish house. Officers elected as follows: vice president, Mrs. Joseph Desley; second vice president, Miss Esther B. Barnes third vice president. Miss s. Annie Williams: fourth vice president JOnn' O.- .. W1fndmS. secretary, Miss Mildred Peckhan; treasurer, Mrs. Sid ney Siswick.
 Mrs. Charles H. Burdick entertained the Baptist Ladies' Aid society We'd nesday afternoon at her home in Main street
 Miss Doris Peckham entertained 1uartette of classmates. Miss Hester w albridge. Miss Bernice Burdick Miss Eleanor Burrows, Miss Edna Shank. on Monday from 4 to D. m. at the nome of her mother, Mrs. Harriet Peckham. of Smith street, that they might celebrate with her her 18th 
 The Woman's Missionary society met Wednesday at the residence of Mrs. Charles H. Burdick.
 Funeral of Joseph Mitchell.
 The funeral of Joseph Mitchell, whose death occurred after an opera ion at a New Haven hospital. was held Tuesday at 2 D. rn in the Green nan Memorial chapel at Elm Grove cemetery. Rev. C. Frederick Eldridge of Mantle off1ciated. Burial was in he family plot. MT. Mitchell was a native of Old Mystic, a son of the late Mr. and Mrs. E.. Waller Mitchell One sister. Mrs Mary Moves, of Mystic, md three brothers. John Mitchell of Norwich and William H. Mitchell and Frank Mitchell of Mystic, survive