Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-08-26
Who is Going and Coming Incidents. Accidents
and Building in Three Counties.
NEW LONDON COUNTY.
UNCAsvILLE

UNCASvlLLE
American Councils Annual Outing an
Enjoyable Affair-Miss Aldrieh Home
After Operation in New York-eis
Cucumber.
Fremont HENDERSON has begun work
On the cellar to house which ne
will build on his lot, purchased of Jo-
seph ST. German in Pequot.
Guests at 1o2d Birthday. =
Mrs. Julia Brown. Mrs. Eugene Per-
kins, Miss Edith, of Stonington, were
among the out of town friends who
called on Mrs Lyman Rogers on her
102d birthday.
Mrs. William Ladd returned home
this week from few days visit with
friends in Norwich. .
Miss Sarah Swindells and sister,
Miss Martha Swindells. are guests of
their aunt, Mrs. Martha Gilbert.
Alice, daughter of Dennis Callahan.
in Pequot, is i'll with mild form of
scarlet fever.
Attended Odd Fellows Picnic.
Among those attending the /. O.. o.
j.. picnic at Richards grove were L. b.
Hurlbutt and F. J. Hope.
. Mrs. Edward Hicks and two chill
dren of Hartford, VINO have been the
luests of Mrs Hicks father, Mr.. Oh
sen, left town Friday to spend while
with friends near Providence.
Mrs Charles Rumrill is spending the
week with friends in Woonsocket, r.
Mrs. Charles Watson is entertain
ing as her guests this week, Mrs. N.
+. Linsey aud daughter of Springfield,
Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Phinney of Bos-
ton are visiting with relatives and
friends in town for a few days.
Mammoth Cucumber.
Frank Cero has a mammoth cucum-
Der which he grew in his garden. 1t
measures IA inches in length, inches
in diameter and weighed 4 ga pounds.
Mrs. o'claire Formerly Lived Here.
The news of the death of Mrs. Lew
is O'Claire was received by friends
here with much regret. Mrs. O'Clalre
was living at the time of her death in
Burlington, VT. and was for several
wears resident of this place.
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Church are
entertaining Mr.. and Mrs. W1iilam
Beaulack of Philadelphia.
Frank Anderson has completed ex-
cayating a well on the property OF
Wiifred st. Gernlaine.
Trees Show Effect of Drouth.
The forest trees along the hillside
of Poles hill are showing effects OF
the protracted drouth. Many OF them
are turning brown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles F. Bartlett
have been entertaining John Ovey OF
Boston for a few days.
Annual Picnic of American Mechanics
Sunday at Uncas grove the Ameri-
can council. o. u A. NJ. held it's an
ho ontGrtQ ming
a their guests the Federal Biscuit
companv's baseball team. Refresh
rnents were served. An exc1tlng game
of baseball was played by the Q. U.
A, NJ. team and the guests, the former
winning by a score of to in the
ninth inning. Howard Rogers was
umpire.
Miss Agnes Walsh, who has been
spending three weeks with friends at
South Coventry, has returned home.
Has Recovered from Operation.
Miss Vera Aldrich, daughter of Rev.
James Aldrich, pastor of the Metho-
dist Episcopal church, who has been
in the Methodist hospital. New York,
undergoing operation for appendicitis,
has returned to her home here.
Fred Cushman is spending his va
cation with relatives in Hartford.
During his absence Harold Bartlett
will supply in his place in Darts
store.
At Block Island.
Mrs Ellen Clifford, Mrs. John Lynch,
Miss Mabel Browning, Miss Helen
lynch. Miss Marion Lynch, Mrs. John
Adams, Miss Florence Adams were
among those who spent Tuesday at
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Sherman. who
have been spending ten days as guests
of Mr.. andN Mrs. L. D.. Chapel, returned
to their home in Palmer, Mass,
Henry Hart has obtained employ
ment with the Uncas Paper company
at Norwich. William Mckenzie sue
ceeds him at the c. M. Robertson Co.
mill.
Mr.. and Mrs Peter Hennigan are
entertaining Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Knowles of Pittston. Pa, this week.
Mrs. George L. Newton is entertain
ing Mrs. Lionel Coats of Bridgeport
this week.
No Services at M. z. Church.
There were no services at the Metho-
dist church Sunday. the pastor, Rev.
J. B. Aldrich. spending the week at
the Willimantic camp grounds. Mrs.
Charles Hope acted as Sunday school
superintendent.
William Sisscn had a successful
catch of little blues in the Thames riv-
er Thursday, taking about fifty.
Or. Eox IRVING well.
DIR. M. E. Fox has men at work driv-
ing a well on his property. At a
depth Of IS feet water was struck, but
as it came rather slowly it was
thought best to continue deeper.
Ralph Shaffer.s who spent the week
end in Providence, returned home on
Tuesday night accompanied by Mrs.
0haffer and daughter Ruth and Miss
Vera Burgess. who have been spend
ing a week there
Knights Won from Mohegan Reds.
The Mohegan Reds baseball team
was down Sunday for a game with the
knights of Columbus team on the
Driscoll lot in Pequot The K. of C.
team won by score of Is to IL.
Building at Haushton Park.
A new cottage is being erected by
Hadley Potter of Norwich on the lot
recently purchased by him of the
Haughton Realty company.
Mrs. B. o. Lyon entertained over
the week end her nephew. John Meal
pine of New York
Miss Grace Street is spending a few
days the guest of her grandfather,
Jarvis Street.
GARDNER LAKE
Mr. and Mrs. J. c.. F. Vergason Of