Norwich bulletin., 1918-06-29
OLD MYSTIC
Funeral Of Jerome A. Denison, a Ma tive of coIchester-Surprise Party fer Mir. and Mrs. Edward Tinker on Silver Wedding Anniversary.

@ Jerome A Denison, who died Sun day morning at his home. in Ledyard, near the Old Mystic line, was born Sept. A. 1S40. He had been ill many months from heart trouble. He was the son of the late Henry and Lucy Smith Denison and native of Col chester. He is survived by his widow and three children, Mrs Albert Arnold Of Moodus. Mrs. Henry Chesebro of Ledyard and Harry Denison of Mystic. The funeral was held from his home Wednesday at 2 p. m. Rev. Osmer c. Buddington, pastor of the Poquonock Bridge Baptist church officiated. Burial was in Elm Grove cemetery.
 Silver Wedding Surprise. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Tinker were given a surprise party Friday evening to celebrate their 25th wedding anni- versary by about 50 relatives and friends Music was enjoyed, games were played and refreshments were served The bride of 25 years received many beautiful and useful gifts. Promoted Sergeant. William H. Kennedy, now at Camp l Devens, has been promoted from cor poral to sergeant of the Fifth com
 pany, Depot brigade.
 l Richard Walbridge, younger son of l Postmaster and Mrs. William s. Wal bridge, has been transferred from
 Camp Upton, Yaphank, L. l., to Camp
 Raritan Metuchen, N. J. Solicitors Active. | The war savings stamp solicitors did good work in Mystic and Old Mystic.
 Team No. z, for Old Mystic and Bur
 nets Corner was in charge of Mrs.
 J. Harold Williams for Old Mystic and | f1Y1aa Noif afe3
 Guest from Norwich. l Miss Katherine Mallett, a talented pupil of the Norwich Art school, has
 been the guest for the past week of Miss Elsie Ackley of Gallup Hill.
 The Ladies Aid society of the Bap- tist church met Tuesday afternoon at
 the home of Mrs. Horace o. Williams
 Red Cross work was rushed.
 i George Montgomery, on board s | United States submarine, son of MT and Mrs. George Alfred Montgomery
 of Ledyard, spent a brief leave of ab-
 sence here with his brother in law and
 sister, MT. and Mrs. Ray Colver. The submarine has just arrived from Vir-
 ginia and will remain for time al
 the submarine base on the Thames. The Young Mems association base ball team Saturday defeated the Hope l Mrs Marvin c. Smith attended tht DuBois-Doyle wedding which tool
 place at the home of the brides par !, ents in New London Saturday at noon , Mrs. Smith inpressively sang Becaus, l and Will You Remember? . Dr. Clara McGuigan has returned tt Mystic Oral school after a two weeks visit at her home in Philadelphia. , Wilfred E. Brown has moved hi : household goods and family from tl. I Henry Aclert place, The Naples. to hi newly purchased home on Denison av l enue, Mystic.
 Mir. and Mrs Edwin Lamphere an, l MT. and Mrs Charles Edwin Lam t phere were Sunday guests of Court ; land Bliven at The Wigwam, Pleasan View
 $ Thomas Hellburg of New York i . spending a few days with MT. an l Mrs. Benjamin F. Welles. 6 MT. and Mrs. Daniel MeGuire. Mrl
 Laura R. Pickering, Mir. and MT:
 George Lamphere went on an automo s bile trip to Meriden Monday an | while there were the guests of rela - tives.
 Rev. Albert E. Legg of Elmira, \ II Y, was the guest Thursday night ( = Mir. and Mrs. Frederick A. Barnes g . | OaklaWn