Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-09-16
UNCASVILLE
Drink Causes Father to Let Family Go
on the Town-OTficers of Ladies' Aid
Society-Meeting of Grange.

The family of Dennis Sullivan were
moved to the town farm on 'Wednes-
day. The town has been helping them
for several months. Finding that
Sullivan could earn good wages the
town officials thought he could support
his family without outside aid. Upon
complaint of his wife it was found
that Sullivan was spending his wages
in drink and letting the town support
his family. 1t was thought they could
best be taken care of at the farm.
Mrs. Clarence E. Walden ano daugh-
ters, Marjorie and Carol, accompanied
by Mrs. Walden's mother, who has
been spending the summer in town,
have returned TO Mrs. Walden's home
at Jamaica Plain, Mass.
First Selectman Moses Chapman re-
turned Saturday from visiting rela-
tives in Mantle.
M. H. F'urber. has greatly improved
the grounds in front of his residence
and has a handsome bed of Coleus,
saliva and Gamma which is much ad-
mired by passers by.
Miss Josephine Hart left SUNDAY
night for Salem, to teach.
Lewis Hurlbutt was the guest OF MS
sister, Mrs. Jesse Watt of Hartford,
last week, attending the fair
Mr. and Mrs Fred Porter of New
London were weekend visitors at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Adam Rltchle
Aid Society's Officers.
At the Ladies' Aid society meeting
of the congregational church last
week the following were chosen as
officers: First vice president, Mrs.
Frank Scholfield second vice pres1-
dent, Mrs. John Dolbeare; secretary
chairman of social committee, Mrs.
John c. Fellowes.
Mrs. Winchester of Fitchville has
returned after a visit at the home OF
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Woodmansee
Miss Alice Hooper, who has been
camping at Elliot, Maine, through the
summer. has returned home.
After visiting friends in Jersey City,
n. J., Miss Lillian Rumrill has re-
turned home.
Grange Meets.
The Montville grange,AP. of H, held
its regular meeting in Palmer Memo
rial hall Wednesday evening. Under
the direction of Miss Iva Bartlett a
programme of entertainment was
given.
Fred J. and Charles Hope had
successful fishing trip on the Thames
river Monday, bringing in about fifty
little blues, averaging one-nan pound
in weight
James E. Murphy of Dover, \. H,
arrived Sunday to commence duties
Monday Mr.. Murphy will board at
Joseph ST. Germaine's in Pequot.
Mr. and Mrs. Mashkowitz and son
of Brooklyn, n. Y. after spending the
summer in town, have returned to
their home.
At Chesterfield Service.
A number from Palmertown were
in attendance at Old Home week
services at the Chesterfield church.
Among them were John Brown, AL
bert Edwards, Fred Spencer, Mr.. and
Mrs Edwin Henry, Miss Marian Hen
ry, Mrs. Henry Church and Moses
Chapman.
The schools in town opened for the
winter term on Monday, the Palmer
Memorial school teachers being James
II Murphy, Miss EIoise Lamphere,
Miss Nellie Chapman, Miss Iva Bart
lett, Miss Susie Wood. The Tenth
district (Uncasville) has Miss Grace
l. Hooper, principal, with Miss Bar
bara Cornet, Miss Annie Quinn, Miss
Alice Killen, as assistants.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Green of Pc
quot have been entertaining Mr.. and
Mrs. Lewis Evans of Bridgeport.
Mr. and Mrs. William Sisson have
been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer
Longdon of Monson, Mass.
There is to be divine service al
the almshouse on Sunday next.
Miss Lottie Hill has returned to he'll
home after a few weeks visiting
friends in Palmer, Mass
Mrs. Fred E. Comstock entertained
the Good Cheer Sunshine society at
her home Thursday.