Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-20

no. The young men stopped ue car and tried to force her into the machine, but she struggled with them. AS ma china. was coming toward her sGe mo tioned the occupants to stop and upon seeing the car stop the men. fled toward Westerly. Their car was chased but the number could not be. learned S-s: a The young people of the Methodist church he'd a meeting Sunday evening in the Congregational parish house at 6.30 o'clock Field Secretary Hicks addressed the members and a special musical pro gram was rendered by Mrs. Farnham. The meeting proved to- be of much inter est. to all
 The activities committee of the Mystic Community house met Friday evening and a new feature program was consid- cred for. December. This was under the most capable leadership of Mrs. O. 4. Wilcox, Miss Minnie Flynn, Mrs, Charles ! Nash, Mrs Arthur Boylen, Mrs. Leonard Hermes, Miss Doris Raynes. Miss Ellen Boggesmes, Miss Dorothy King. Miss Ethel Weir, Miss Ida Maynard. Miss
 Ethel Johnson, Miss Marguerite Poor,
 Fred Raynor, Tom Weir, Nathan Brown. l Ed Flynn and Lloyd Moore.
 The Saturday afternoon sewing class
 met and 35 young ladies held their third
 sewing bee this season. The work is un- | usually well done. This is under the di-
 rection of Misses Margaret Bindloss and Barbara. Mcdonald, Mrs. G. A. Thomp- i son. Mrs. 4. o. Colby and Mrs: George
 Leonard. Exhibition of their work is held each year when the work has been | completed.
 The library of the Mystic Community
 house has been added to by an excellent l collection os fiction by well known and ] z he of this collection is C. R. Backus and the
 members who enjoy reading will take great pleasure in having these excellent books added to their library.
 There were 24 members of the Ep- worth league of the Methodist church
 who attended the circuit meeting from
 here which was held at Mantle Friday evening. The honor vert to Mystic ano
 the league here received the banner foG the largest percentage of attendance. The
 president, James w. Jackson, informed
 the members to work and try to hold the
 banner for a long time.
 Miss Evelyn Burdick was chairman oi
 the program for Mystic. She introduced many new games which pleased the largt
 number who were present and helped tc 7 make the evening an enjoyable one James W. Jackson was one of the prin cipal speakers of the evening. There wal an attendance of about 250.
 MT. and Mrs. Leonard J. Hermes an, daughter Isabelle arc visiting in Hart : ford.
 , Mrs. Harriet Avery spent Sunday wit
 MT. and Mrs. Charles Constock at Gale Ferry.
 l Mrs. Walter H. Lathrop of West Mys , tic avenue will today (Monday) entertai l the Monday club. :, ; and building going on in Mystic this sea son, as large number of property own I ! CTS are fixing up their residences and giv
 ing them fresh coat of paint Georg
 Smith has just completed painting hi residence, and MT. Stiles of Mt. Vernon N. Y, who has a summer residence 8 Park place, and c. H. Latham are mak :. ing improvements to their places. Benjamin Brown of the highway de oartnent for the town of Groton is i'll 2 . his home here.. and his work is bein taken care of by Amos Crandall
 ] Samuel Higbee. who was formerly en ployed at Lambs grocery. store,- has re g signed his position and entered the <eu T ploy of the night force of the Robinso Q silk mill. a,
 Q Miss Jennie Woife has added to ht = residence on Gravel street a new verand Q Dr. Charles Benjamin of the New Lo1 n don road, who has been confined to h 8 home by illness, is able to be out e More coal for local dealer arrived ( n Saturday. It was shipped by. boat fro