Norwich bulletin., 1909-09-18
NEW LONDON COUNTY.
UNcASVILLE
Lawn Party for Sunday School Class Building Notes-Plans for Roll Call.


 Saturday afternoon on the lawn at the home of Mir. and Mrs. Edwin Hen ry, Mrs. Fred I. Phillips entertained the members of her class in Sunday school. As most of the members are married women, the husbands and children were among those present. Games and music were enjoyed. A fine clam chowder, cake and ice cream, were served the guests upon tables on the lawn. Those present were MT. and Mrs. Edwin s. Henry, Miss Ma rian Henry, Mir. and Mrs. Fred L. Phillips, Mrs. Ray Woodmansee, Mrs. Harriet Edmonds, MT. and Mrs. M. H. Furber. Mark Furber, Mrs. Fred J. Hope. Mrs. Thomas Church, Dorothy Church, Mrs. W. I. Browning, Mrs. Charles Burgess. Vera Burgess. Mrs. Elsie and Marian Church, MT. and Mrs. Charles Turner. Deacon George P. Smith, Rev. G. c. and Mrs. Chap pell, Mrs. Moses Chapman. Miss Leila Chapman. Mrs. Henry Church, MT and Mrs. Burtis Cottrell.
 General News.
 F. R. Sherman of New Rochelle, N. T., who has been the guest of Fred W. Chapel, after a five days automo- bile trip with Mr. Chapel through Pittsfield, Springfield, Palmer, and w OICcSlcI, Has IcluTIeQ lO HIS 0OIIle
 T. J. Haney, who has been in the employ of the Uncasville Manufactur- ing company, has moved to New Lon don.
 Miss Lillian Rumrir and Miss Ethel Boynton, who have been spending week in New York, returned Saturday night.
 A large mortar mixing machine. the first installment of machinery to be used in building the new paper mill, arrived at the Central Vermont station Saturday
 Miss Florence Baker who has been the guest of her grandmother. Mrs. John Coggshall, has returned to Will limantic.
 William Marsh of, Washington, D. C., has. been the guest of relatives in this place recently.
 Mrs. Mary Beard, who has been spending the summer with her broth CT, Francis F. Parker, and sister. Miss Carrie Parker, has returned to her home at Flushing. l.. l.
 Edwin Comstock, who has been oc- cupying the old Comstock home, which was recently sold. has moved Parish. Frank Johnson. who lived in this house. has moved into the house on the Johnson farm.
 Elected Committee.
 The members of the Montville Gen. ter church held a meeting\ Monday night at the home of Mrs. Elizabeth Burchard for the purpose of efecting a committee to attend to repairing the-interior of the ehurch.---'
 Work has commenced again on the warehouse of the c. M. Robertson Co, which has been, delayed for some time by the non arrival of lumber.
 Mir. and Mrs. Eugene Chapman were thrown out of their buggy and badly injured When near the watering trough near the Lyons home the horse suddenly jumped to one side of the road, overturning the buggy, throw ing the occupants underneath. Both were-Dadly scratched and bruised, Mrs. Chapman being confined to the house. The buggy was torn to pieces and the horse received slight cuts.
 Mrs. Henry E. Dart, who has been visiting relatives in Arlington, Mass, returned home this week accompa- nied by her sister, Mrs. Annie l.. Hooper
 Friday there was an auction sale of some of the furniture of T. J. Haney. Matt A. Tinker was auctioneer.
 The members of the Union Baptist church will hold a roll call at the church Sunday, September 19. They are considering the plan of putting a new steel sounding board in the church.
 All the machinery has been removed from the woolen mih and shipped out of town.
 Mrs. Rachel Weinstein, who has been spending two weeks in New York. returned home Friday.
 School in the Tenth district opened M0ndav