Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-31
NEW LONDON COUNTY.
UNCAsvILLE
House Warming at the Parker Home
 School Board Appoints Teachers Sunday School Outing to Watch Hill.

On account of the rain Friday the reception which was to have been giv- en by. Francis F. Parker and sister, Miss Carrie Parker, to tlii- friends in their new home. was postponed and held Saturday, with a large attend ance, all enjoying 1t. Among those present in the afternoon were: MT. and Mrs. Stephen Parker. MT. and Mrs J. Chester Comstock, MT. and Mrs. John Lynch, Miss Marian Lynch, Mrs Paul Giesbreener, Misses Pauline and Jen- nie Glasbrenner, Mrs. Harry Atwood, Miss Agnes Atwood, Earl Atwood, Miss Mabel Browning, Mrs. Charles Turner. Miss May Turner. Rev and Mrs. H. T. Arnold of Norwich, R. N. Parish. Mrs. ;'ranlS Schoifeld, Ray mond Scholfeld, Mrs. John Rudd. Miss Jennie Rudd, MT. and Mrs. w. G. Hart ford, Miss Rowe. MT and Mrs. John Fellows. Miss Adeline Fellows, Mrs. George HI. Bradford. Miss Leland Chap el In the evening: Mr. and Mrs Ed win Reynolds, Miss Natalie Dalton, Frank Baker. William Chapel, Mrs. Norberry. William Glassbrenners Mrs. Glassbrenner, Miss Lillian Turner Mi. and Mfrs. Parker received many handsome, presents, among them asset of china and lamp given hy the women of. the -Montville5 society. Sand wiches, cake, pie and coffee were served both afternoon and evening. During the afternoon reception group of guests assembled on the lawn in front of the house while w. G.. Hart fgord sang feelingly "Auld Lang Syne." During the evening several of the guests. members of the Montyille Gen. ter church choir. sang familiar hymns. MT and Miss Parker have pretty, cosy, convenient home.
 Various Items.
 Allen Perry while fishing in the Thames captured a striped bass which weighed eight pounds. N
 The Garpenters' union baseball team of Norwich was in town Sunday after noon and defeated Pequot council, K. of e., team. s
 The Sunday school of the Methodist church had it's annual outing ,Wednes- day to Watch Hill on the steamer Block Island.
 MT. Carpenter of New York and the six boys in his charge who are camp ing for few weeks at Gardner lake were through the sAace Monday on one of their .tramDs en route to Norwich, to return to camp
 Rev. A, J. Wilcox occupied the pull pit in the Union Baptist church Sum- day in the absence of the pastor, Rev. George c. Chapel, who is visiting rel. etives in Chester.
 W0fk OFl tHt slOuuudtlOu lOI tilc V. M. Robertson cornpany,s new store house is completed and the carpenters vii begin work soon. 4~
 Daniel O'Brien. who has been enl- pIoyed on the bridge construction staff fsyf Che Central fversn nont Railroad com pany. has been appointed .overseer of the Vtllimantic sectibn,f I In St. Johns Roman Catholic church Sunday morning the banns of marriage1 between Miss Ida Richards and Mitch ell Cioutier, Jr., were published for the. 6rst time.
 Teachers Appointed.
 The first meeting of the Montville school board was held Thursday under the new act, which removes the pow CT of appointment of teachers from the committees in the several districts in town. and vests it in the board. Teach CTS were appointed for each district except the Fourth, Palmer Memorial and Haughton. e.
 A large number that met at the ~Un- casville diambnd to witness the game between the Lafayettes of Taftville and q local team were much disappointed, as the Taftyille team did not put in nn appearance.