Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-07-29
NEW LONDON COUNTY
UNCASVILLE
Methodist Sunday School Picnic Today
Birthday CeIebration-Oil for the
State Road Arrives-CharIes Me-
Douglas Funeral.

DR.. and Mrs. Morton E. Fox are en-
Pertaining Mrs. Hennon and Miss
Marion Hennon of Paterson, N. ].
Picnic Today.
The Methodist Sunday school has
decided to hold its annual picnic on
the land of Clyde M. Beeba today (Sat-
urday). At meeting at the home of
Mr. Beebe the following committees
were appointed: On sports. G. NJ.
Besbe. chairman, Ernest Noble, Robert
Dodds. Earl Holmes, Earl Smith, Harry
Hartley and Charles Mite. Mrs. Will
liam B. Walden is to have charge OF
the lemonade; Mrs. Charles Hope,
sandwiches, cake and fruit; Miss
Ethel Cornet. special committee on
sports for young women.
Miss Alice Campbell, who has been
spending the week with friends in Pc
quot, has returned to New Haven.
Mrs. Charles Hope entertained the
Ladies' Aid society of the M E. church
Wednesday afternoon. Plans for the
summer and fall work were made.
Miss Stella Coen has returned home
after two weeks spent with friends in
Arlington. Mass.
Edward Chappell was badly bruised
by a kick from one of the horses
which he drives for the Palmer Broth
ers' company. Although able to return
to work. his injuries cause him consid-
cradle Inconvenience.
Birthday Party.
Mrs William VALET entertained a
few friends and their children Satur-
day afternoon, it being the third birth
day of her little daughter Marion.
Thosa present were Mrs. Clarence F.
Walden and daughters, Marjorie and
Carol, of Boston, Miss Margaret Joyce
of Noank, Misses Margaret and Agnes
Sullivan. Mrs John Adams, Mrs. Hen
ry Richards. Refreshments were
served
Truman Keyes moved his household
goods from Norwich to his cottage IN
this place Friday.
Miss Elsie Hale OF Willimantic spent
the week with local friends.
On Fishing Trip.
Saturday Frank B. Mitchell left town
in his sloop Tormentor with party
aboard for a fishing trip off Shelter
Island. Included in the party are
Charles Johnson. Ernest Johnson. Der
tram Edmonds, Victor Rosenlund,
Charles Chapel, George Clough. Fitch
Rogers, Frank Richards. G. Everett
Chapman. George n. Wood I'd, Ivan
Chapman and John Noyes.
Miss Ida Cushing. Miss Bridget KEEL
lev. Miss Addie Moran, Miss 7Addie
Miller. Miss Mabel Craig are spending
this week at Watch Hill.
The Edwards place. situated near
Haughton's Cove has been purchased
by Concklin Smith of New London.
Miss barbara COrneI IS spending IHlS
week with her sister in Brattleboro,
VT.
Mrs. Clark Hummel left Tuesday to
visit relatives in New York.
The large tank cars of oil for oiling
the state road through this village ar
rived at the Central Vermont railroad
station and were being unloaded FRI
day. Sand for covering has been dis
tributed along the way
Mr.. and Mrs. Leander Chapel have
been entertaining Mr.. and Mrs. George
Clough of Palmer. Mass
Roscoe C. Dart is spending this week
in camp at Mumford's Cove.
Mrs. Lee and daughter Margaret
Lee who have been guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. George w Dart at Hill Top, have
returned to Paterson. N. J.
Julian Church has new motor boat.
Mrs. James Fitzgerald is entertain
ing Mrs. James F. Sullivan of Brook
lyn.
Mr.. and Mrs, J. Percy Morgan and
children of N4Antic visited friends in
town Sunday
Funeral of Charles McDougaI.
The death of Charles McDouga1 oc-
CURED Monday. He was about 43
years of age. His funeral took place
Tuesday,