Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-14
MYSTIC

Invitations are out for the church home night, reunion and banquet of the Meth odist church, which is to be held Tuesday evening in l. o. O.. F. hall, Rev. James u. Gage, New England area secretary of tie Methodist church, is to be the speak CT. Music is to be furnished by the AM Alive class orchestra The banquet is to begin at s.S0 ?. m. The committee in charge is Rev. Jerome Greer, Harry B. Mackenzie, Mrs. Ellery Burdick, George w. Wallace. James w. Jackson and Der gen I. Greene. This is an annual event and is looked forward to each year with increasing interest by members of the church and their friends.
 IT. J.. arikle went 10 Stafford Springs Friday Yiih the household goods of Mir. and Mrs. Hobert R. knowlton, who have purchased farm near that place and are to take up their residence there. Expressions of satisfaction are heard on all sides at the scarcity of dogs run ming about the streets and some so so far as to say that they think 1t would be a fine thing if the quarantine were con- tinued indefinitely. There have been ai- together too many stray dogs wandering about, and it is a relief 10 be rid of them | Members of the Mystic Hook and Lad der company are planning roast pig | dinner to. be held in their rooms Saturday night, Feb. 18th. There was a large at- | tendance of the members at the chicken dinner held a few weeks ago.,
 E Benevolence chapter. R. A M, meets this (Monday) evening.
 The Young Peoples society of the Con- gregational church is arranging to hold supper. to be followed by. an entertain ment, the proceeds to be used for the work of the society, ..-.s Williams Nomans Relief corps will meet Tuesday evening in c. A. R. hal and will carry out a pro q am in observ. ance of Lincoln's and Wasnington's birth. days Williams post, C. A. R., members l will be their guests.
 Services at St Mary's church Sunday were conducted by Prof. George Wood ward of Westerly. Tuesday evening Rt Rev. E. C. Acheson, suffragan bishop o the diocese. will conduct the service.
 W. N. Strickland, who has been get ting ready to move to Providence witt his family, has been obliged to defer tn, trip for the present on account of illness Mir. Strickland's mother came up from Providence to, assist in the moving. bring ing her young granddaughter with her soon after her arrival the child wal taken with measles and is sick in bed.
 Miss Constance Rathbun of Westerl, spent the. week end with her grand mother, Mrs Warren Rathbun. c. R. Backus was in Hartford las
 week on business.
 Roscoe K. Burrows was kept at hom
 several days last week by an attack Q
 iritis.
 Miss Barbara Mcdonald of New Yori
 was the guest of her parents, Mir. an'
 Mrs. John Macdonald, over Lincoln birthday. The funeral of Mrs. Julia F. Morgan
 widow of Stephen A. Morgan. was -hel
 Friday afternoon at her home on Green
 manville avenue, Rev. F. T. Rhoad' be ing the officiating clergyman. Buris !, was at Poquonnoc Bridge. where Mir : Morgan resided prior to coming to Mystl
 to live. Mrs. Morgan had lived , Mystic about Is years. and during ths
 time had made many friends here. Sf |, is survived by one son, Percy H. Morgai
 Phebe Packer Rathbun tent, D. of V , is to meet Wednesday evening in G. A. u hall and have a patriotic program, fS
 Lincoln's and .washingion's birthdays. }, Charity and Relief lod-e, No. 72, ] T and A. M., is to meet TuesdS.' afternoC
 at 4 o'clock. This session will he follow ], ed by an evening >eseion; degrts woi . is to be exemplified at both mee>la.s. A delegation from the Congregation , church visited the Connecticut state hon ..' for women Sunday afternoon Rev F.
 Rhoad preached the sermon Mrs Jam
 ". Jackson sang a solo accompanied = Miss Doris Raynor. Al