Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-07-15
UNcASvILLE
Teachers at Atlantic city-Mrs. Julia
BoIIes to Live in Worcester-Case
Of Sudden BIindness-PupiIs Enter
tained-PersonaIs.

Mr. and Mrs. Norman Allen and
sons, Leon and Percy Allen. accompa-
MED by John Hurlbutt, are spending
this week in DIR. J. II. Aliens cottage
at Mumford's cove.
At Atlantic City.
A party of teachers under the chap
eronage of Mrs. w. S. MitchellA left
lantic City. They are Miss Susie
Wood, Miss Iva Bartlett. Miss Nellie
Chapman, Miss Josephine Hart, Miss
Gertrude Olson. Miss Florence Chap
man.
Mrs. Frank Chapel and daughter,
Miss Mary Chapel of Rockville, have
been recent guests Of friends in town.
Daniel BeckwitE. who has been liv-
ing in Old Mystic, has moved back
to town
Mrs. &. A. Palmer has been having
the grounds about her residence laid
out in terraces.
George N Wood I'd. who has been
spending several months in Maryland,
has returned to the home of his grand
parents.
Miss Stella Coen is the guest of
friends in Arlington, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Curtis of Pc
quot are entertaining Mrs. E. S. Wat
son of Bridgeport.
Fred Chapel has returned after
spending a few days with friends in
rainier, MASS.
Going to Worcester.
Mrs. Julia Bolles. for many years a
resident of this village, living in the
house near the Central Vermont sta
ton until purchased by the Bigelow
Hartman company then moving to
the cottage of Truman Keyes, is to
make her horne with relatives in Wor-
cester, Mass
Abandoned Launch Trip.
James E. Murphy has been obliged
to abandon his trip nome in his
launch. After the boat was launched
he found the engine did not work well
After overcoming this difficulty, he
had the misfortune to bend a shaft
ing This he found would require a
long time to repair, SO he returned
Friday to Dover, N. Il. overland. Mr..
Robertson boathouse until his return
this summer.
Rev. l.. NJ. F'rink of Norwich occu-
pied the pulpit in the Baptist church,
also conducting the services in the
Chesterfield church Sunday afternoon.
William Phillips is working as engi-
neer in Worcester and moved MS
household goods to that place.
Mrs. George Rice CT New Haven,
who has been spending several weeks
the guest of her sister, Mrs. Charles
Osborne, returned home this week.
Social Evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Curtin enter
tanned party of their friends at their
home Monday night. The young people
enjoyed bathing in the Thames river,
after which refreshments were served
and there were musical selections on
the piano, flute and monograph.
Otis Aldrich. son of Rev. James Al
drich, remains in much the same con
dition
American council at its meeting on
THURSDAY night, will carry out degree
work after which supper Will be serv-
ed.
Became Suddenly Blind.
Hampson Shields, an employe Of the
UncasviIle Mrg. Co.. was suddenly
taken blind Monday Mr.. Shields was
passing along the highway near w. B.
Walden's store when he suddenly lost
the sight of one eye. He went in the
store for help and while there he lost
the sight of the other eye. Mr.. Shields
a specialist will have to be consulted
to determine whether the blindness be
permanent OF temporary
About fifteen families from Norwich
and New York are spending the warm
weather at Kitenaug.
Guests of Mr.. and Mrs. johnson.
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick A. johnson
entertained on the Fourth the young
people, principally pupils of the Tenth
district (Uncasville) school, who are
Interested in tire experimental gardens
assistance. A fine display Of fire.
works was sent up and could be seen
along the Thames river.
Charles W. Comstock, who has been
spending few weeks in Colorado, has
returned to his home in this place.