Norwich bulletin., 1917-03-03
New London County
OLD MYSTIC
Helping Hand Class Gives Washington SocialHObituary, Rev. Samuel siais- well, Alonzo cruupb = Funeral of Stanton Fish. s N

A1 - The Young Mems Helping Hand class of the Methodist Sunday school held a Washington social in tho parish house. The programme follows:
 Address: prayer. Horace O. Will jams recitations, A Tribute to Wash i1gton. Master Harry Cady. Jr.: vocal solo. Jordan Am a Hard Road to Travel, William H. Harris: reading, Washington. John O.. S. Williams: vo- cal duet. The Good Old U. s: A.. Leslie CT Roland Avery; piano solo, Miss Mtl- 5red Peckham: vocal Sunshine Of Your Snfe Clifford Desley; tableaux. with solo. The Army and Navy Forev- CT, Elisha N. Davis. Leslie Haley, Cliff ford Desley; recitation. The Flag. Master wilfred E. Brown. Jr.; vocal golo. The Sword of Bunker Hfff, War ren Wheeler: vocal duet, Lesley Haley, full George, Elisha \. Davis; quartette. Tenting Tonight. John O. s. Williams, Elisha N. Davis. Clifford Desiey. Les lie Haley.
 Cake and coffee were served. after which games were played. The pro- -ceeds Of the social were added to the fund for improving the auditorium of the church. The pianfsts of the ey- ening were Miss Mildred Peci1ham and Archibald Lambert.
 Funeral of Stanton Fish.
 The funeral of Stanton Fish was
  dist church, Rev. William Crawford officiatfng The bearers were Will fam R. Hull. Horace O. Williams, Wal ter Shea and Clarence Wilcox. Burial ed about midway between Old Mystic and Center Grotcn-
 Met With Mrs. Wheeler.
 Mrs. D. Frank Wheeler entertained the Baptist Ladies' Aid society We'd nesday afternoon.
 Death of Rev. Samuel 5IaisdeII. z Friends here have been notified of the death last week of Rev. Samuel BIaisdeff. of Lewiston. Maine. He is survived by his. widow. formerly Mrs Annie Dennis of fOld Mystic. Two daughters by his first wife. also sur- vive. Rev. and Mrs. BlaisdeH were guests last summer of Miss Matilda Holloway, and he occupied the pulpit of the Baptist church here on one of the Sunday mornings he spent :n the village.
 The Methodist United Workers met Wcdn esday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Herman Maine. president of the society.
 Mrs. Harry Keeney underwent an operation Thursday at a New London hospital.
 AIonzo Crumbs Death.
 Oscar F. Crunab attended the fuuer- al of his eldest brotheE,4kIohso .6ramb of Stonington borough, who was in his s5th year and whose death was due to general breaking down due to age. He was a native and long time resident of Old Mystic and a son of the late William and Eunice Crumb of this vil- lege. He is survived by one son, George Crumb, of Stonington borough.
 Leaves For Florida.
 Albany Smith of Noank. has closed his evangalistic campaign in Wash ington, D. C.. and returned for a brief visit with Mrs Smith and their three children at Noank. He has left for Pensacola, Florida where he win con- duct series of evangalistic -sercives-
 Those appointed to take the military census in old Mystic hays completed Everett Johnson ofe 'Middistown. spent the week end here with his mother, Mrs. T. Henry Johnson.
 The atendancte at the Baptist Sum day school, February 25. was 6S. The collection amounted to S5.47.
 MT. and Mrs. Edward Eggiestone of Yonkers, N. r.. are guests of MT. and Mrs. Albert A. Haley.
 Carleton w. Brown has returned to Boston after a visit to relatives and friends in Mystic and Old Mystic.
 Philip Harris of Meriden was a re- cent guest of his mother, Mrs. George Harris.