Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-09
MYSTIC

On Wednesday afternoon about, 30 members of Charity Chapter, No. 61, 0. Y. S.. motored by bus to Colchester where they were guests of the Colches- ter chapter. a supper was served them at $ o'clock and most delightful time was enjoyed.
 At the B. F. Hoxie Engine Co.'S rooms about 60 members enjoyed a lunch Tuesday night and music by Moves orchestra, during the evening. While waiting for election returns their were musical selections.
 The Mystic Community association I held 3 meeting Tuesday evening at tho clubhouse, the board of directors were | J. .Fribance, o. A. Wilcox, A. W. George, Miss Calvin, J. Cooper, J. Jack son, Mrs. C. E. Wheeler, T: Weir and l pr. J. S. B. Leonard endorsed the plans of the new secretary. Many activities are planned for the winters program. MT. LantE comes here to take charge | of the work of the. Community House | highly recommended, by the national Organization of Community Service In 1 corporated, New York city He Is a graduate of he Cenral High school and Mulberry college, Alleaown Pa. and has an A. B. degree. He has served in the Service Training school at Chicago. l and Elizabeth, N J., and Wilkes-Barre. Pa. He is young man of progressive
 ideas. Mystic people feel they are most fortunate in securing the services
 of MT. Lantz. A program fitting for
 Armistice Day is being planned, to be held at the Community House, Satur- day.
 There Is to be played at Owens iefd today (Thursday) at Stonington, foot ball game by the shippers team of Mys- tic, which is an independent team and the Stonington High school team. A
 good crowd from here intend to go to Stonington to witness the game, which promises to be a good one:
 E. A. Bliven and son.. E. D. Bliveh were business callers in Willimantic
 Wednesday,. Today CThursday9. E. D.
 Bliven will leave for Buffalo N. r, on a business tfip. Harry Hoxie of New York was a call CT here Wednesday.
 On Saturday the Mems league of the Congregational church will serve sup- per at o'clock and the members of
 Richard William Morgan post, Ameri-
 can Legion, will be the guests. This Is in honor of Armistice day and all ex-
 service men of the town have been in-
 vited to be present and participate. kf-
 ter the supper an excellent program has been arranged. including singing. in strumental music and speeches
 Miss Ellen Brook left town Wednes. day for New York, city and Fulton, N
 Y.
 Mr. and Mrs. Harry Mitchell have
 moved from Elm Street, Noank, to Hi, Crest, West Mystic. where. they will rs. sdie. Mrs. Guy Francis has returned iron a visit in Boston. Mass, Mrs. J. P. Miner, who has been tn,
 guest of friends has returned to Mid, Everett Moves has returned to New
 Haven.
 Mrs. William Mckone has been cailNs fl to, Jersey City. N.. J., ewing to the ill. l ness of her husband who is visiting hi. sister. thers,.
 { Fred Donath, who has been in a hos 3 pitai in Staiford Springs, has so i'm proved that he has Hst0rned to Mystic
 Mrs. George Kegwin is the guest O n her daughter, Mrs. Thomas RyIey il : West Haven. f The ladies of the Baptist church ar l planning to hold a turkey supper a r Christmas time. , Samuel H. Davis of Westerly, .ha t purchased a large plot of land of Just. r ". Denison of West Mystic, and Geurg
 $. Scott, of. about 100 acres of the FisI
 farm, and it is understood the lana val :. be laid out into plots and sold fo a building purposes. '
 l, John Cremer is in Milwaukee, Wis
 where. he is taking a course in auto re
 pairing.