Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-05
MYSTIC

Not 5mce the armistice was signed has Mystic seen such demonstration of en- thusiasm as was called forth by the re- publican parade here Thursday evening. Accompanied by the band and with flags flying, several hundred men and women marched through the principal streets There were the usual transparencies and red fire all along the line. Houses were illuminated and decorated with flags.
 A miscellaneous. shower was given on Tuesday evening by her friends for Miss Lucy Whitman, daughter of MT. and Mrs. J. M Whitman of Grove avenue, whose marriage with Thomas Whittle will take place at an early date. About 20 were present. Refreshments were served.
 Mrs. Julia Searles and Miss Emma Fish of Noank and Mrs. Mary Cousins of Stonington were guests of Mrs. Frances Aiken this week.
 MT. and Mrs Bergen T. Greene were visitors in- Hopkinton Thursday J: Clinton. Fitch of the Hotel Clinton is driving a new sedan. | Mrs. Mary Burton is visiting relatives | in Norwich.
 1 The artist colony here has been grow ing smaller gradually as the season has advanced, the latest one to leave being MT. Barnes of Chicago, who with his wife has been staying several months at the Benjamin cottage. While here Mir. Barnes has done much work of local in- 1 terest, particularly some attractive i Quiarnbaug views. MT. and Mrs. Barnes returned home this week. l MT. and Mrs A. w George were call l CTS in Westerly Wednesday. 1 MT. and Mrs. Charles w Foote have re- turned from an automobile trip to Mount Hermon. where their son Oscar is attend l ing school.
 | Cleveland White is moving from Quiarn- 1 bau gto Enders' Island, having entered the employ of Dr. Enders. Among those who attended the meet ing of the Woman's Home and Foreign Missionary society of eastern Connecticut Rowland H. Wilcox, Miss Hannah Miner and Mrs. Elias F. Wilcox.
 MT. and Mrs. Herbert s. Davis and Dr. and Mrs. L. M. Allyn have returned after
 several days automobile trip to Lowell. l Plymouth. Concord and various points of interest on Cape Cod.
 An enjoyable harvest supper and social given by the Royal Neighbors in Com munity hall was well attended. there be- 1 ing about 50 present
 Mrs. Samuel S. Brown left Thursday
 for Brooklyn. N. r.. where she will spend the winter with her brother Mrs. George D. Johnson and daughter
 Miss Ethel Nj. Johnson, have returned
 from trip to Hartford.
 Miss Barbara McDonald has returned
 to New York to resume her duties as g
 teacher after short stay at her home
 here.
 The November meeting of Fanny Led
 yard chapter, D! A. F., was held Wednes
 day afternoon in Masonic temple Follow.
 ing the business meeting, refreshments
 were served by the following committee
 Mrs Adelaide Mcdonald, chairman, Mrs
 Lena T. Chapman. Mrs. Mildred V. c
 Wilbur, Mrs. Emeline NJ. Allyn, Mrs Ra
 chel c. Burnet. Mrs. Ella E. G. Wheeler and Mrs. Marie N. Dickinson John II. Hoxie of Hartford was hom. to vote
 MT. and Mrs. Albert Lamphere O Watch Hill were guests of Daniel Nc Guire this week
 Men are painting the residence of liar ry L. Raul on Pearl street Mrs. Clarence IT. Williams, count, treasurer, Mrs. A. H. Meyers, county or ganizer, Miss Annie E. Greenman, secre
 tary of the Mystic Equal Franchis league. and Mrs. Walter T. Fish attende,
 the meeting of the New London Count, Woman's Suffrage association in Norwici
 Thursday.
 A number from Mystic went over t the republican parade in Stonington Wed nesday evening.