Norwich bulletin., 1911-08-12
UHCASVILLE
Mrs. F. D. Luddirston Arrivss in oreson--LecaI Team Wins Hanover Games-Miss Vera AIdrich necov- ering at New York Hospital.

Word has been received from Mrs. Luddington, wife of Rev. F. D. Lud- dington, telling of her safe arrival in Portland, Oregon, where she will spend several weeks with relatives.
 George Winsor has moved from Pe- quot to Hanover.
 To Use Old Race Track
 The race track originally laid out by J. B. Lathrop on his property which has not been in use for eight Or ten years, was left to grass over, is be- ing plowed up preparatory to being rolled down and put in condition for use as race track again
 Mrs. Leila Troland Gardner, who has been spending few weeks as Rudd, left town Tuesday, Joining MT. Gardner at the Mohfcan hotel, New London, where she will remain for some time.
 Water was struck Friday morning in the well which Frank Anderson is digging for Orville C. Walden on his property in this place.
 Successful Lawn Party.
 The lawn party given by the Young Peoples union was an enjoyable af- fair. The attendance was good, con sidering the weather. Recitations by George Dram. Miss Jennie Jerome and music selections by Miss. Annie Bit tefS recelFed much applause.
 Mrs. Winfield Hanna, son Wellesley and daughter Catherine returned Sun day after few days visit at the home of MT. and Mrs. Henry Church. Selectman Moses Chapman returned home Saturday after several days spent visiting relatives in HadIyme. MT. and Mrs. Reuben Austin and town Sunday.
 Mrs. Samuel Strickland of New London, who has been the guest of Miss Carrie Comstock is spending a few days at the home of First Select man Moses Chapin and family.
 MT and Mrs. Albion Holmes and children of Hamburg returned home Monday. after spending a few days with local rela lives.
 Miss Alma Holmes of Hamburg is a guest at the home of her aunt, Mrs. Deacon Edwin Henry.
 Defeated Hanover.
 The Montville baseball team went to Hanover Saturday afternoon for a game with the team there The Mont vile team won, to 0.
 State Road Oiled.
 Monday afternoon the work of oil- ing the state road from the car sta- ton to Palmertown was completed
 0. E. Ryther of the State Temper
 
 Methodist church Sunday.
 Miss Ruth Beebe. daughter of MT. and Mrs. C. NJ. Beeoe. who has been III for few days, was able to sit up Monday.
 Meeting on Church Lawn.
 Sunday evening the members of the Epworth league of the M. E. church held it's meeting on the church lawn. Mrs. Charles Ramage led the meeting. Truman Reyes, who recently moved into his cottage in this place, is mak- ing improvements to it.
 Miss May Grover and Miss Marga ret BuSton are spending this week with friends out of town.
 Underwent Operation.
 Miss Vera Aldrich, daughter of Rev. J. B. and Mrs. Aldrieh, pastor of the Methodist Episcopal church, is in the Methodist hospital, New York, where she underwent an operation for ap- pendicitis on Friday last. News re- ceived was that she was comfortable and expecting to return to her home in this place in about three weeks.
 Union Baptist Picnic.
 The Sunday school of the Union Baptist church has decided to hold it's picnic on Riverside park, New Lon don. on Saturday, August 19, and has appointed the following as committee or arrangements: Mrs Fred Phillips, chairman. Edwin Henry. Mrs. NJ IT. F'urber. Miss Eloise Landphere and Mrs. Fred Hope. The committee on sports is Rev. G. c. Chappell. Robert Patton, Miss Gladys Latimer tnd Miss Nettie Gridley.