Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-29
MYSTIC

The Easter pageant entitled The Ina- mortality of Love and Service. presented in the Congregational church Sunday evening, attracted one of the largest con- gregations the church has ever held. all the available space having been provided with extra seats. and in addition many persons were obliged to stand. The pageant was~well presented and the com nlittee and those who participated in the! pageant received warm commendation for the successful result of their efforts. : Delegates from Fanny Ledyar6 chap ter. D. A. R., to the 2Sth annual state conference of the Connecticut D. A. R., to be held Wednesday, at East Hartford with Martha Pitkin Wolcott chapter of East Hartford and South Windsor, are; Mrs. Edna B. Colby. regent Mrs. Ger rudc W. Thompson, vice regent Mrs. W. H. Gray. delegate to Continental con- sress; Mrs Helen ". Gift and Miss M. Geneva Rathbun, delegates to state con- ference; Mrs. J. ". Phillips, Mrs. Lucie- belle W. Hoxie. Mrs. Annie Gsradley. Mrs, Harry Hill and Mrs James E. F. Brown, alternates. N
 Miss Emily Murphy of Providence spent Easter at her home in the village. Mrs. c. F. Congdon and Miss Calli4 Chapman were in Westerly Saturday
 Many local people are in Old Mystic today (Tuesday) attending the auction at the residence of the late Mary E. Gallup. Stanton Foote has returned, to Balit- more after visit with his mother, Mrs Julia Foote. He was accompanied home by his brother. Charles ". Foote.
 Miss Lillian Miner has returned tc Providence after 1 visit at her home here
 Jeremiah Holmes, Jr., of Bridgeport Is the guest of relatives here.
 Miss Ethel Johnson was visitor il Norwich Sunday.
 Helen Starkey chapter Of St MAfk,s church meets Thursday afternoon witf Mrs. George D. Johnson.
 Benevolence chapter, R. A. M, me, Monday evening in Masonic temple.
 Mir. and Mrs. Raymond NJ. Holmes 0, Bay CitE Mich, were here for Easter and Mira. Holmes it's to remain for yisi with her parents, MT. and Mrs. J. N Mcdonald.
 Mrs. Clifford Duxbury of Pawtucke was the suest of relatives here for Easter Mfr. and Mrs. G. 4. Thompson have re turned from a visit In New Haven.
 Quite number from here were in Nev London Sunday afternoon to attend th Easter service held by Palestine com handery. K. T.
 Charity and Relief ledge, No. T2, E and A. M.. mests this Tuesday, even ing.
 MT. and Mrs. ETerett Moves of Ney Haven were visitors here last week.
 The service at St Marks Episcopa church Sunday morning was eonducte Sy Prof. George Woodward of Westerly
 Members of the every-naeniber canvas sf the Methodist church were out Sunda afternoon securing the annual pledges fo Inc work of the church
 Prof. William c. Park of MillhuYz Mass. is spending the Siaster vacation a r bis home in the Candlewood Hill dist-fc
 B. P. Hewitt has been confined to tn house with an attack of neuritis.
 Miss Violet Adarnson, who is taking sourse of study at Columbia uniyersit, vas home for Easter.
 Misses Mildred and Marion Cooper al Sone from Cushing academy for tf Easter vacation.
 Miss Rachel Burnet has returned aft, visit in Brooklyn, N '.
 Charles D. Holmes was home fro Bridgeport over Easter.
 Clarence NJ. Wilcox is confined to il house because of quinsy.
 School was resumed on the West Si, Honday after the spring vacation.
 Mir. and Mrs. Odeil Tompkins ar laughter of Mount Vernon are visitors Inc village.
 Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Robison were Westerly Saturday.