Norwich bulletin., 1909-10-23
NEW LONDON COUNTY.
UNI NILLE
Birthday Celebration = Mrs. Vibbers Condition Serious Social Affairs Library Associations Officers,

Library Association's Officers
 Dr. and Mrs. Morton E. Fox enter tained a company of young people al their home in this place Saturday even ing in honor of Mrs. Fox's sister, Miss Emma Crawford, whose birthday oc- cured that day. The rooms were pret- tily decorated with autumn leaves and dahlias Games were played, includ- inng a peanut hunt, in which Miss Ger trude Rogers won the first prize and Miss Eleanor Lesg the consolation prize. Supper was served during the evening by Mrs. Fox, assisted by Mrs. Albert w. Avery, Mrs. Frank J Alex ander Mrs E. G. Newton, Mrs. George L. Newton, Mrs J. H. Mercier. The table decorations, place cards and the appearance of pumpkin moOnshines at the window during the evening were suggestive of Halloween. Miss CraW- ford received many pretty gifts. Those present were Miss Aida Watrous of the navy yard, Misses Daisy Wolfe and Lucille Howard of Norwich. Margaret Burton, Gertrude Rogers, Ruth Long, Ruth Lawson, Margaret Wright, Agnes Wright Eleanor 'Legg, May Legg, Ma bel Newton of East Lyme, Bessie Fox and Dwight McCord of New London.
 Various Items.
 Mrs. Noble of Pawtucket. R. l., is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Eugene Sheldon.
 C. E. Sweet. superintendent of the UncasVille Manufacturing company's mill, is spending his vacation hunting in the woods around MontviHe Center. During the week he is entertained at the home of Paul Glasbrenner.
 Mrs Mary Jane Vibber, who was taken to the Backus hospital several weeks ago. suffering from g paralytic shock was brought home on Sunday. Mrs. Vibber is no better and her recov- cry is doubtful
 Officers of Raymond Library Associa-
 ton.
 The Raymond Library association held it's annual business meeting in the library Wednesday evening. After report by the officers for the past year was read, which showed the as- sociation to be Ii in a fiourishing con dition financially, the following off, cers were elected: President. Raymond N. Parish; vice president, D. Chester Com. lock; secretary, John c. Fellows; treasurer, Frank c. Scholheld; librari an, Mrs. Frank C. Scholfield. After the election of officers vote was talk en by the society and one new member was voted in. This was David A. Johnson.
 Endeavor Delegates.
 The Christian Endeavor meeting at the Center church was fairly well at tended Sunday evening. The following were appointed as delegates to attend the annual meeting of the New London Endeavor union to be held Oct 27: Miss Jennie Switzer, Miss Mary John son, Deacon and Mrs John C. Fellows The meeting was led by Miss Mary Johnson.
 Miss Bertha Lyon entertained tho Womap's Home Missionary Reading class Thursday afternoon.
 Miss May Turner who has been spending several weeks with friends in Arlington, Mass, has returned home.
 Miss Lizzie Whaley is spending few weeks with relatives in East 1ynne->
 Mir. and Mrs. W. D. Hawkins, who have been spending several weeks in Providence returned home Saturday.
 The St. Denis family from Canada has moved into the Cockell house.
 Clarence Church has been confined to his home with an attack of ton silitis.
 Miss Christine Tinker is spending this week with relatives in New Jer- sey-
 The Montville Center society held bszsar and supper in Robertson's hall in Palmertown Wednesday afternoon and evening, also on Thursday.
 The Improvements to the property cf M. J. Hickey in Peouot are nearly completed. A new retaining wall has been built along the street and a flight of steps from the street grade to the front entrance These improvements have been made by the town in ac- cordance with an agreement made with Mir. Hickey year ago, when the town put in the ma acadam road In building the road past the property of MT. Hickey the grade was changed to a considerable extent; this Mir. Hickey was agreeable to provided the town would pay the expenses made neces- eary by the change. Thomas Doyle and Maurice Cooney have been doing the work. st
 Thames Clubs Social.
 The eighth annual social and dance given by the Thames Social club in Robertson's hall Friday evening was largely attended and although not planned for raising money about eight dollars was made over the expenses. The hall was decorated by members of the club. Music was furnished by Spencers orchestra. William Smiddy was prompter. Much of the success of the affair is due the committee in charge, Edwin Phillips. Harry Smith c. B. Flaherty, James Phillips and Reuben Austin.
 Ernest Atwood, who has been ih has improved so he is able to get out of doors for a little while each day
 Miss Ellen List, who has been visit ing friends in New York has returned home.
 Surveyors finished work Thursday laying out a site for a new box shop for the c. M. Robertson company. The site is located in a somewhat swampy place. The company has not made a final decision about erecting a building on 1t. If the decision is favorable work will begin at once.
 Clyde M. Beebe is spending this week with relatives in North Lyme and wLll devote some of his time to hunt ". eI The typhoid fever patients. Miss Leveque and Paul De Mars. are slow ly improving and no new cases have developed. ~