Norwich bulletin., 1909-08-28

The members Of the Union Baptist
Sunday school held their annual picnic
at Richards Grove Saturday with a
large attendance. A lunch consisting
of sandwiches, cake, lemonade and
watermelon was served to all at 100
p. m. Games, boating and bathing
were INDUCED in. Several who were
former members who had moved out
of town took this opportunity to re-
new old associations. The affair was
planned and carried out by Miss Alice
z. Hooper, superintendent of the Sun
day school, assisted by a special COM
mittee composed of Mrs. Fred l. Phil
fps. Mrs. Norman Allen and Mrs Ray
Woodmansee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Phinney, who
have been spending this week the
Henry Dart, returned to their home in
Boston accompanied by Mrs. Dart.
Miss Carrie Broderick of New Ha-
ven was the guest of friends in Pc
quot last week.
At Camp Grounds.
Mrs. Fred ]. Hope spent few days
last week at the Willimantic camp
grounds.
Mrs. Edwin S. Henry was a visitor
at the camp grounds for few days.
Studied ChiIdren's Diseases.
Or. Francis A. Taylor has resumed
practice after a four weeks absence
attending the medical school at Har-
ward college where he took a special
course in childrens diseases.
Personal Notes.
Mrs. Charles n. Chappell left town
Saturday to spend this week with
friends in Worcester.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred l. Phillips enter
tanned as their guest this week Mr..
Phillips brother Wallace Phillips of
Bridgeport
Mr.. and Mrs. Winfield Hanney and
children of Salem are guests this week
at the home of Mrs. Hanney's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Moses Chapman,
Mrs. R.. G. Cooper and daughter,
Miss Grace Hooper. returned Satur-
day from visit with relatives in New
Haven.
Francis F. Parker AND sister Miss
Carrie Parker, are entertaining this
Beard of Willimantic and Maurice
Beard of st. Louis. Mo.
Tlarles Y Douglass of Pasadena,
-, is spending several weeks with
LIS aunt, Mrs. w. Irving Browning.
MontviIle Defeated Hanover.
Al Interesting game of ball was wit
messed by large number Of specta-
tors on the Montville grounds Satur-
day afternoon between Montville and
Hanover, the final score being to 1
r for tho Montville team.
Edwin Rabbit of Hanover was the
guest Of his sister last week.
Former Pupils Had Reunion.
The former pupils Of the First dis
trict CUncasville) school who attended
DURING the years wnlch it was taught
by Thomas Latham and Miss Lucy
Allen held a reunion at the school
house Friday from a. m. to 4 d. m.
Mr.. Latham and Miss Allen were there,
Mr.. Latham coming from his home in
Ledyard where he still teaches, and
Miss Allen from Waterford, near the
town line. Both Mr.. Latham and Miss
Allen spent the better part Of their
lives teaching this school, Miss Allen
beginning her duties In 1873 while
Mr.. Latham started in a few years
later, each having taught about 20
years. The affair was planned by Mrs.
Walter c. Jones Of New London and
Miss Harriet Walden of Boston, who
is spending few weeks in town.
Outing at Golden Spur.
The inmates of the Montville town
farm house will have occasion to re-
member Tuesday for many weeks to
come. Under the supervision of Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas Blake. who are in
charge Of the farm, they enjoyed an
outing at Golden Spur. The outing
was given by the members Of the La
dies Aid society of the Baptist church.
Auto Party to Hartford.
An automobile party composed Of
George H. Bradford. Dan d. Home and
Fred ]. Hope, went to Hartford on
Monday, returning to their home Tues
day night.
Stephen Parker Injured.
Stephen Parker of Montville Center
while assisting in raising tho frame
work for a barn for Peter LaFlamme
fell from the staging and was quite
badly injured, several bad bruises be-
sides spraaned ankle were sustained.
Local Notes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edna Cometock are
entertaining Misses Mildred and Fanny
Raymond Of Mantle this week.
The Young Peoples society of the
Baptist church have. a new piano for
use in the weekly meetings.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan d. Home are en-
terta4ng their nieces, the Misses
Edna and Bessie HONS of New Lon
drn.
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