Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-01
MYSTIC

Owners Of dogs are counting the
days which remain before the order
to keep dogs In restraint expires, as
the dogs which are not accustomed to
being tied up are getting very uneasy.
1t is surprising how well the order
has been carried out although now and
then a dog has slipped his collar or
escaped the vigilance Of his owner and
secured his liberty fer q brief period.
There has, been splendid cooperation
on the part Of the public In carrying
out the orders Of the authorities to
| the letter.
l. Judge and Mrs. Herbert W. Rath-
| bun and Miss Constance Ratheun. ae-
companiel by Attorney and Mrs. Fl. A.
Hull of New London, leave tomorrow
| "wednesday for trip to the Pacific
| coast. They expect to be gone about
i've weeks and will visit VARIOUS points
| OF interest eff route Master Herbert
| w. Rathbun, Jr. arrives today to visit
| his grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Moses
II. Wilcox, and Miss Katherine w.
Ratkbur to visit her grandmother, Mrs.
| Warren Rathbun, during the absence
of their parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. John j. SheIburns have
returned from their wedding trip and
have taken up their residence at their
home on Pearl street.
Williams Wemar's Relief Corps, No,
AZ, meets this (Tuesday) evening.
| A deputy from thA effies Of James ]
Walsh, collector Of internal revenue
Hartford, was at the Mystic post Office
Monday ahd Is to be there today
(T'uesday) to give assistance to those
who desire it in the making ont ol
their income tax returns. This is q
great convenience to those who have
| been obliged to go out Of town in pre-
vious years fer advice In these mat.
tiers.
Charles e. Cameron was In New
London Sunday. -
: The death Of Raymond Leonard or
Sunday morning in Lawrence hospital
New London, came as a great shocl
| to his friends in the village for he hat
+, seemed to be getting along satisfac.
) torily after an operation for append
l citis which he had undergone abou
two weeks previous. A change for tn,
! worse came on Saturday and lie failet
, to rally and died about nine o'ciocl
) Sunday morning. Mr.: Leonard was O.
the firm Of Lamb & Leonard, grocefs
He was married twice, his second wifi
i being Miss Esther Colt of this place
by whom he is survived, as welt as bj
: daughter by his FIRST marriage.
Rev. ". p. Buck occupied the pull
pit Of the Methodist church Sunday
& ! 4
4 John F. Moves has been a recen
caller in middfetown.
The funeral Of Mary RNey, wife o.
, Arthur l.. Maxs6n, Was held Sunda,
i. afternoon from her home on Cedai
l street, West Mystic, and was private
y the services being conducted BY Rev
Jerome Greer OF the Methodist churei
:. of which Mrs. Maxson was Il m climber
d Burial was in Elm Grove cemetery
She is survived By her husband, tou
:. sons, Herbert e. Maxson OF Motltciais
y N. j., James r. Maxson of West Xys
> tic, Charles w. Maxson of Pittsburgh
Pa, and Donald G. Maxson Of Ne1
d York, also By two sisters Mrs. Sara
r Wheeler Of Mystic and Mrs. Eliza
beth Berry OF Providence
;, The Woman's Home Missionary So
: ciety of the Methodist church meet
this (Tuesday) afternoon at the par
sonage.
Mrs. T.. NJ. Allyn was recent visit
or in Boston.
le Preparatiens are we'll under way &c
K the Older Boys' Conference, to be hel
IS here later in the week, commencin
u Friday. The local committee is bus
n arranging for places for the boys /
II stay and has met with very salts
a ana twenty boys are expected hel
IN for the conference nd an interestih
program has been arranged for II
lie various meetings. Members of the Il
g cal committee having the matter
t charge are Rev. ]. G. Osborne, Re
+ jerome Greer, Rev. F. T. Rhoad, &c;
er gen I. Greene, John r. Wheeler, jam,
t. Cooper, A. %. Colby and Roland
IF Brown.