Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-29
MYSTIC


 Thursday even.rg at the Congrega- tiOnaI church, Dean Brown of Yale is to lecture on the subject. Why Am Not | a Socialist.
 What ,n former days would have been a barn-warming took place Saturday ev- ening al the home of F. A. Barnes on the | Old Mystic road. the affair in this case | | being d garage-warinng. MT. Barnes l 1 has just had fine large garage built on 1 the lot back of his house and members l of the Eastern Star and their friends | were invited to help celebrate the com l pletion of the building. Music for danc- | ing was furnished by fiddlers and the Virginia reel and other old fashioned | dances were greatly enjoyed. Refresh | ments were served. N~TW
 Mrs. Ralph Koelb and son and Mrs. J. Elizabeth MacGown of Westerly were callers here Friday.
 Albert Roach has returned from trip | to Long Island
 Miss Ellen Boggemus has returned from visit in Rockville.
 Miss Marion Gilfillan of Hartford is the guest of her grandmother, Mrs. John II. Hoxie.
 in Ashway Saturday.
 Miss Lillian Hewitt has returned to South Norwalk after a visit with her parents, MT. and Mrs B. P. Hewitt
 MT. and Mrs. Eli Gledhill have return ed, after spending Thanksgiving with their son Ernest, at Bordentown, N. J.
 The social hour following the weekly service at the Congregational Parish House, Friday evening, was unoer the direction of Mrs. H. B. Moves and began ' with the singing of old fashioned song which proved most enjoyable. Mrs. Charles D. Holmes read several selec- tions, including The Courtship of Gie5 Standish which was pleasingly ii.ustrs: ted , by tableaux. Solos were sung by Mrs. w. J. Tucker and Mrs J. w. Jackson. , Following the program there were guess : ing contests, after which refreshments
 were served.
 Robert Taber of Kingston was a caller Y in the village Friday :. G. Albert Thompson was in Water
 bury last week.
 r Prof William G. Park has returned tc l Millbury. NJ, after a visit with rela- t tives here.
 Miss Bertha Montgomery has return r ed from visit in New York V Miss Ellen Starbuck went to Bostor h Friday after making a stay of severa
 months in the village. ' Mir. and Mrs. Atmore Tucker have re Il turned to their home in Providence aftel Il visit of several days with Mrs. Tuck
 CTS parents, Mir. and Mrs B. P. Hewitt
  e to New York. d Miss Louise Fish has returned tc s Springfield after visit with her paredta 1 MT. and Mrs. w. T. Fish l. Joseph Noble, who has been making + lengthy visit to his daughter, Mrs. Jonl g Lewis in Bayorne, N. J., has returne K, home.
 William Kalms arrived home Sunda, It from visit in New York. } The meeting of Fanny Ledyar Chap T. ter, D. A. R., will be held Wednesday ;f r. ternoon, Dec. l, in Masonic Temple Mir. and Mrs Herbert Davis were wis fl itors in Providence. III The funeral of Mrs. Sarah A. Phi;Iip:
 9S, widow of William Phillips, VITO die Thursday morning, was held ;niay al 'e te1noon at the home of her daughter n- Mrs. Joseph A. Maynard, o1 Cray,
 street. with whq-n she had be an Twin. Id Rev. George H. Miner conductel the SCI d vices. Burial was in Pachaug. ut MT. and Mrs. Jeremiah Holmes an le son and William K Holmes. Jr.. Ml " and Mrs. Charles D. Holmes, all ( nt Bridgeport, and Hairy H. Holmes ( n- Providence, were home for Thanksgi,
 ing.
 K Miss Violet Adamson. who s studyin or hygienic dentistry at Colur1bia Cnive sh sity has been the guest of her rnotee on for a few days.
 MT. and Mrs. Harold Wilcox and SC nd of oneco have been guests of Mir ar 'l- Mrs. Charles Newbury. k, Walter Sheehan of New Bcl5ai1 W.
 home for the holiday n Frank Heydecker of New York arriv, ns. here Friday, having been "allai t1 My Sl '. tic by the death of his 5r3.rcr, Gcor, H- J. Heydecker.
 'iS MT and Mrs. W. A. Fra sar will oce n py the apartments in the Hotel t.intc ;th recently vacated by Mir anI Mrs. z. It'll Williams
 Mrs. Jane Lester of Pachaug is t
 guest of Capt. and Mrs. Elias Wilcox
 William Bacllus spent Thanksgiving
 Willimantic
 s rS' Clyde Burrows of New York was |