Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-20
MYSTIC

Considerable complaint IS botAg nAafd ia regard to the practise of children, more especially the boys. in riding bi- cycles on the sdexalAs. The ether day cape from being run down by g. boy on wheel who came round q corner on the walk at a rapid rate.
 r At St Patfick's church Monday morn ing an anniversary high mass for the repose of the soul Of Miss Katherine Cummings was held.
 i Helen Starkey chapter Of St. Mary's Guild meets thfs eThursday afternoon h ! the Parish House.
 James Cooper has been a. recent vis- Itor In Washington or business. ] Elwood Lathrop Is building 2. garage for Charles Brown, In 7ahtic. ... l Joseph Smith has. returned to Bran ford after 2 visit in the village.
 Fred Phillips has returned te, New Haven after 2 visit with relatives hers,
 The Ladies Aid society of the Union Baptist church will have an all day meet Ing Friday at he hetas of Mrs. Robert - Wilbur. A meeting of Charity and Relief Lodge. No. 7s Is to be held Friday eSeAing in Masonic Temple ta work the Fellow craft degree. Grand Master Charles c. Perkins ss New London, Grand Junior Steward Steward Arthur Nash .of Westerly, and District Deputy Efcary R, Tisda.e df New London are to be present Following the meeting an oyster sup per will be served. =
 Ralph Wheeler of North stoninston IS se,le to be out after his recent i'll. ness.
 William BGeius has returned from 2 visit to South WindhaH.
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 The fuaessi of John Sehfnitter.' 7s; vhc died Sunday, was held Tuesday evening at his late home on GreeErnanviiie, av eTlae; asd was conducted by the German Singing society, Ar. Schmttter wa, ! hor: in Bokun. Germany. and had rvet h Mystic about twenty years, his occu patton being 2 weaver. The body wa. tAksn to Brooklyn Wednesday for ere l nation. = csles Thomas .a eeaaasa ts tho Asus ,, by illness s@7-77
 Miss Gerda Peterson. formerly engage [: here as visiting nurse for the village, Q to go to Sininlons college, Boston, to talk . E eon.se is public health service. " = The Ladies Aid soelety ot the Mett . eatat church tneets Thursday afternoo
 with Mrs. Otis Abell on Church street.
 Mir. and Ars. Harry [. Raul are enter
 ta!ning Mrs, Raui's Eaothar, Mrs. JoshtI Brush G%Esner, Of New Jersey.
 |, Miss Blanche Burrows Of New York ! ee 'haT horsa here, having been calie nome by the serious illness of h;
 sn9tAes. Mrs. George [ WileSx.
 Mrs: Edna C. Heldfsdge eg Chicago
 : visiter herr,
 sarnael Aigkes has been admitted ' 1 KartfeYd hospital for treatment NJ
 Iii4bee got piece 4f steel in his eye short tine ase and bag Koae to HaFtfo, to have it attended to. - Mrs. James Mullen os New Britain the guest of relatives here.
 Nya. Jerotne Gsssr Aas returned fro
 . trip te Eartfard.
 c. R. Bsekus has ratarned after a sts
 of sevefal days in New York, -,+s
 Mrs, John l.. Allyn Is home from Il New Lendpn hospital.
 The Reyai NsiEAbors met Mona. evening,
 taoes Wasrous, vhe resides at Burnet
 Corners near the village Of Old Myst
 vas ninety years old pse. s1, Si26, having been bora iia the year 1s3o 4 though Mr. WAtrpus' eyesight and hea ing are poor, his general health Is ve
 good. He ts aklA. to ges abeut freely, q
 casienaiiy waiietag . quarter of mi to csu ol, B helgsiner, Nr. Watreus h
 always a.sdA his hess4 in OF near Q
 Mystic and whom 2 young man was a
 tive h the hugipFess life of tho villae
 In ell probability he is the oldest pers
 living h that Ysrtais2 st the present tin
 That he may have nssay happy retar
 of tte day, also euntinpe te an;ey go AnaliA- ta In EazA q hls Masz e:Ans