Norwich bulletin., 1917-01-20
FUN ERAL.
Miss Lucy A. Lamb.

The funeral of Miss Lucy Anna Lamb. whose death resulted from a shock, was held Monday at 10.30 in the Methodist church here. Rev. William Crawford conducted the ser vices. There were handsome floral tributes. Miss Fay Johnson sang Some Day the Silver Cord Will Break and Beautiful Isle of Somewhere. Frederick Allen. Horace O. Williams, Oscar F. Crumb. The burial was in the W1ghtman burying ground near Center Groton. Miss Lamb is sur Allen and Mrs. Mary Ellen Hull, both of Old Mystic. One half brother Stonton Fish. of Old Mystic, also sur
 The United Workers of the Metbo- dist church met Wednesday afternoon in the parish house. Supper was served at 5:3 o'clock.
 Elisha c. Davis is able to be at his work, after a weeks illness from grip. This was the first time in 25 vears that MT. Davis had to give up his work at the grist mill because of ill., ness.
 Mrs. Arthur Daboll entertained the Ladies' Aid Society of the Baptist church Wednesday afternoon.
 Church Meeting.
 The annual business meeting of the Baptist church was held Thursday evening in the conference room at the close of the prayer service.
 Social and Personal.
 Mrs. Clarence W. Beclkwith substi- tuted last week at the Old Mystic sence of Miss Perkins, who was i'll with grip at her home in Stonington borough.
 Rev. William Crawford, pastor of piled the pulpit of the Noank Metho- dist church Sunday afternoon in the absence of the pastor. Rev. w. H. Dumack.
 supt. John Kennedy is slowly re- covering, after a weeks illness
 Judge Willis E. Heaton returned Tuesday to Troy, N. Y. after a brief rest at the home of MT. and Mrs. Charles o. EIdredge.
 Miss Emma A Williams and Miss Jennie Swanson returned to New Bri- tain, after spending the weekend with Miss Williams parents, MT. and Mrs. Prentice A. Williams.
 William H. F. Hanks has returned to the Hanks homestead, Main street after spending the past six months at the Stale farm at Poquetanuck
 Miss Ruth A. Burrows attended the dance given last Friday afternoon by the cadets at Fort TrumbuIl
 Miss Eleanor Eckman of Westerly spent the weekend with Miss Doro- thy Harris.
 Miss Maria Crawford is slowly re- covering, dILer two weeks illness.
 Howard Simms of New Haven was a Sunday guest of MT. and Mrs. Ar thur P. Douglas.
 Benjamin F. Miner returned Sat urday to Montague, Mass, after a l visit to MT. and Mrs. Charles c. | Eldredge.
 Death of Mrs. Waterbury.
 News has been received here of the death of Mrs. George H. Waterbury, | at her home in Noroton. Mrs. Wa | terbury formerly resided in Ledyard, | not far distant from Old Mystic Rev. Henry E. Anderson, a former pastor | of the First Groton Baptist church, now pastor of the Baptist church at | assisted in the funeral ser vice.
 Supt. Snyder of the schools in town ,f Stonington, visited the Old Mystic | school Monday morning.
 Attorney and Mrs. Had1ae A. Hull | ,f New London, MT. and Mrs Fred trick Allen of Stonington borough, Mrs. Claude Chester of Noank and Mrs. Harry c. Morgan of Ledyard, anne here Thursday morning to att end the funeral of Mrs. Lucie Anna | .amb.-
 A number of people in Old Mystic nave been vaccinated owing to the mall pox scare.
 Rev. William Crawford, pastor of he Methodist church will preach Sunday morning from the subject: Doors of OpuortlInitv For A1lo