Norwich bulletin., 1917-05-05
OLD MYSTIC
Denominatienai Day Obssrved--Prin,-
 ary Department Holds Soeiai-May- day 7srty-0irI scaidsd by Hot Syrup.

Sunday was observed by the Zap
 tist church, Cid Mystic, as Denorntna- uonal day. In the mnrning service the pastor, Rev. Fred E. Coburn con
 ducted an open forum on Stock Yak ing, and in the evening service at '
 o'clock he spoke upon the Progress of
 Religious Liberty.
 Held Social.
 The primary department of the
 Methodist Sunday school held a so- house. The following program was
 pleasingly given: Selection on vic-
 trola; recitation, Too Little. Joseph
 Smart; A story told on victrola, Lit
 Bad. Anson Morgan: Topsy Turvey.
 Robert Marchand;- vocal solo, Some
 where a Voice is Calling, Miss Fay
 Johnson; recisations, A Happy Little
 bie's Fishing "Trip. Leonard Marchand;
 Busy Little Joe. Wilfred E. Brown.
 Jr.; song, Lullaby, Thomasine Mar chand. Ernestine Brown; recitations.
 Petty AnSs saSns wiis Kh ssss sssns. se teazht 5 Hair. Jane Robinson; story told on the yictroia. Chicken Little; play. The Dollies' Fortune. Thomasine Marcnand, Ernestine Brown. Dorothy Burdfck: !: piano duet, Guards March, Thomasine Marchand, Ernestine Brown; song by class. Star Spanglsd Banner. Light refreshments were served. Surprise Visit on Birthday. Horace S. Williams, son of Ehr. and Mrs J. Harold Williams. was given the home of his uncle and aunt. MT and Mrs. Prank E. Williams. in honor of his nineteenth birthday. Those present were Mfr. and Mrs. J. liar old Williams, Mrs. J. Hamilton Smith Miss Florence Johnson, Miss Ruth A Burrows. Miss Charlotte Marchand Msis Fay Johnson, Archibald Lambert William Kennedy, Theodore Johnson
 Richard Waidbridge and John Patton Refreshments were served. May Basket Party. MT. and Mrs. Charles Edwin Lam phere entertained the O. M. M. club 1 of Old Mystic at a May-day party he'd | Tuesday evening, May 1st, at theiI l flower hunt, a bouquet of daffodils husbandmen. Sidney Siswick won the prize in the matching flower contest, 9 aandsnne flower bowl, Mrs Charles | O. Eldredge took the prize in the l flower hunt, a bouquet of daffadils In the sewing contest Mrs. Henry Chesebro won the ladies' prize and | Frank E. Williams was awarded the
 mems prize. A course supper was serv41 at II o'clock The tables were dils.
 Painfully scaIded. Bessie Chesebro, youngest daughter of NIT. and Mrs. Edward Chesebro, o1 Burnet's Corners. was badly burned l one day last week. She was lifting g
 kettle of hot soup off the stove wher
 the handle of the kettle gave way and
 the hot liquid was spilled on her, had-
 ly scalding her legs.
 | Personal and Social. l Wilfred E. Brown of Old Mystic wal
 a member of the party who went tc
 Detroit on a business trip with Jnhr c. Moves of Mystic to bring back z
 number of automobiles. Mrs. Horace O. Williams entertained
 the Baptist Ladies' Aid Society Wed l nesday afternoon.
 | Benjamin F. Miner and frient | Herbet Shaw, have returned to Mon | tague, Mass, after a visit to MT. ana I Mrs. Charles Q. E.dredge at Riverviev | cottage..
 I Mrs Wilbur Davis of Springfield i Mass, were recent guests of lncal rel | atives.
 l Miss Virginia Root has returned t,
 in New London, Stoninston borough
 and Qld Mystic.
 Frederick Rodentrock of New Yorl | who is connected with the Associated | Press, has been spending a weeks va
 cation at the home of MT. and Mrs 1 Edward Perry.
 1 Frederick Caswell and brother l Clarence CasweH, have moved iron 1 the N. N. Gallup place to the Benja 1 min Casweu place in Ledyard. 1 MT. and Mrs. Daniel Mcclure of Al l bany have been. spending a week a 1 the McGuire homestead. at Burnett l Corners.
 of relatives in Passaic. W. J.