Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-04
MYSTIC

Mrs. George s. Richmond (Mary Tread way, formerly of Norwic1). was 8 years old Monday and a number of his young
 friends were invited in to help celebrate the event Games were enjoyed and a birth
 day cake with candles, ice cream and
 other good things added the finishing
 touches to very pleasureable party.
 Miss Gladys Wilcox is spending few days in Boston.
 Mrs. Herbert s. Davis has returned from visit with her daughter, Mss Eleanor. who is attending school at Rog- CTS Hall, Lowell, Mass.
 Miss Mary F. Packer has resumed her duties as nurse in Windham after spending several months with her sister, Mrs. John M. Moves.
 Mir. and Mrs. Allan Stevenson of Bos- ton were recent visitors here. Rev. MT. Payne of New Jersey preach ed at the Baptist church Sunday morning.
 In the evening the service was conducted by Rev. E. E. Gates of Hartford in-thA absence of Mir. Osborne, who was preachs ing in Stonlngton.
 Mrs. Emma Kelley has returned to her home in Stonington after visrt with friends here.
 Mrs. Wright of West Haven arrived Monday to join her husband, who has re- gently come here to act as secretary of | the Mystic Community house. They have nanted apartments in the huose
 owned by George Richmond on Denison avenue.
 Mrs. Mary Briggs is a visitor in Bos- ton. Colonel McCray of the Royal Mounted Police gave a most interesting account
 of his experiences to a large and enthu- | slastic audience Monday evening in l. O. ! o. F. hall. The affair was held under
 the auspices Of the Mems club Colonel
 McCray was very pleasing speaker and
 held the close attention of his hearers
 throughout his talk.
 Judge Robert A. Allyn of Holyoke has been the guest this week of Mrs. H. 1 Emeline Allyn.
 Fanny Ledyard chapter. D. A. R., me, "Wednesday afternoon in Masonic temple Following the business meeting. Mrs. Me Clurg of Stonington gave a talk on her ancestor, Shadrach Osborne, a friend o1 i Washington. Mrs. McClurg is pleasing speaker and presented her subject in ar Interesting way. Her display of old let
 ters, etc. wasN particularly interesting
 The committee in charge of refreshmeft! was Mrs. George W. Matthews, Mrs An hie T. Buckley, Mrs. Euphemia B. Sutton
 Mrs. Ellen H. Moves. Mrs. Edith M. N
 Morgan. Mrs. Aida s. Hill and Mrs. T
 Aletta Holmes.
 Daivd G. Scott of New York is in
 guest of Randall Newbury.
 Posters are out announcing the openin,
 of. the Mystic Community house Monday : March 7th, at 7.30 ?. rn.. at which tim a reception is to be given to the new sec retary and his wife. Tuesday at 7.S0 I m. is to be Play night and there are t be refreshments. Wednesday, March stl : at 3 ?. rn.. recreationaI games will be er joyed. Every adult in Mystic is bein ! invited to come and see what has bee
 provided for the men, women and chil , dren of Mystic, for the welfare of tn community.
 : George s. Richmond is installing a6 . ditional electrical fixtures in his hous on Denison avenue.
 MT. and Mrs. John Jeffrey have return ed from a visit of several months wit ; relatives in West Hartlepool. England A delegation consisting of John Ell l ance, chairman of the executive commi tee of the Mystic fire district C. Rudolp Donath, chief engineer of the fire di l trict,. Jesse E. Stinson, Foreman of tr Mystic Hook and Ladder company, an
 others went to Hartford Thursday to a tend the hearing on the proposed amend
 ment to, the charter of the Mystic fiji
 district authorizing the fire district, fo
 lowing a fire, to have buildings remove :, which are menace to public safety. r Mrs. Fred Ball was in Westerly We s !, nesday. r The new coat of paint which the bus n ness block on Main street in which tl q Hotel Hoxie is located is receiving is r great improvement to the appearance
 the property.
 Koonoepea Camp Fire Girls met We nesday evening at the home Of. MT Frank T. Rhoad. The girls at prese are making quilts. MT. and Mrs. J. w. Lathrop left We nesday for a trip south.
 Mrs. Henrietta M. Stanton was Westerly Wednesday. Marion Brown, daughter of Mir. al Mrs David Brown. was years old We nesday and invited several of her you1 friends in to have tea with her in obser ance of the anniversary. Mrs. Frank Moves was in Westerly Wednesday. T. W. E. Block of Norwich was, a bu, ness caller here Wednesday, Commencing today Friday) the SC 3 ond annual meeting of the older bo, a conference is to be held in the Uni l Baptist church and is to continue throu Saturday and Sunday, The Courage Christian Manhood being the theme the meeting, for which the program f lows:
 A Friday, March +4so-5.15, registr
 tion of delegates; 5.15, opening sessit A President Ralph Matteson presidin song service and devotions, Rev. c. M Tibbitts, Uncasville; election of officer M address, Why We Are Here, county st M retaTy; 6.15, conference dinner; invoc M tion, Rev. J. G.:osborne, Mystic; addr,