Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-12-16
Who is Going and Coming incidents. accidents
and Building In Three Counties
UNCASVILLE
o. U. A. M. Members at Meeting of
New London Lodse-Notes of the
Weeks Events.

Mrs. Charles Carlson and Miss Eva
! Brooks, who have been spending a
brief time in New York, returned home
Sunday.
Visited New London Lodge.
OrviIle C. Walden, John Carlton,
Robert C. Burchard, Howard f. Rog-
ers. Frank A. Richards, Harry w.
Atwood, Joseph Church, John Lynch.
F. B. Mitchell, Ivan Chapman. Joseph
Rivers, Robert Dodds. James Everetts
A NJ, were in attendance at the sup
per given by Ledyard council, Q. U.
A NJ, of New London.
Fair in Palmer Memorial Hall.
At the fair and sale Of fancy arti-
Giles given by the. ladies' aid society
in Palmer Memorial hall Friday, at
tendance was large and the proceeds
amounted to 500.
Pupils Perfect in Attendance.
The pupils at the Tenth district
school (Uncasville) who were perfect
in attendance during the month of
November in the room under the in
structiou of Miss Grace Hooper, were
Elmer Crouch, Leona Levine, Dolores
Eldredge, Nicholas Doyls, Mildred
Goodfellow. Edward Geary, John Han
igan. Robert Hewitt. Grace Reyes, Ka-
thryn McDermott, Margaret McDer-
mott, Armand Plouf, William Rivers,
Dora Richards, Joseph Sandberg, Hell
en- shea, Clifford Shields, May Sill
van, Robert HENDERSON.
Those in Miss Quinn's room were
Lewts Aldrich, Lorna Billiard, Rosan-
ma Cloutier, Exina Couture, Ruth Da-
Wis, Ruth HENDERSON, George Depathy,
William Peterson, George Rogers,
Fred Shields, Francis Skiffington, Ma
~ Smith, Howard Thorpe.
Those taught by Miss Barbara Cor
net were John Arvezec, Ella Burling-
anne Joseph Collins, Ellen Connolly.
Florida Demars, Leroy Fielding, Ber
Ina Lutz. James Calvin, Pauline Luby.
benjamin Marcus, Bertha Forthdurft,
Alice Ramage, Michael Richards, Will
liam Thorpe, Grace Watson.
In Miss kfllen's room those perfect
in attendance were Harold BothaTn,
Gordon Eldredge, Jane Garvin Joseph
Luby. Alfred LaFTamme, Clara Mar
Gus, Frederick E1dridge, Milton Mar
Gus, James McDermott, Ellen Skiffing-
ton, Alice Toolxer, Charles Ramage,
Robert zuccardy, Vera Zuccardy.
Miss Henrietta GridIey left town on
Friday TO spend two weeks, visiting
with friends in Fall River, Newport
and Boston During Miss Gridley's
stay In Newport she Will read a paper
before a meeting of the Daughters of
the American Revolution.
Moses Chapman returned home on
Saturday night after spending a few
days with relatives in Mantle
Miss Edith Comstocl of Norwich
was the weed end gueSt-~ Miss Agnes
Watt
AT the Methodist church Sunday
morning the members of the Sunday
school appointed Miss Florence Holmes
to arrange for cut flowers to be sent
Ernest Noble, who is undergoing treat
ment at Memorial hospital. Mr. No
BILE met with an accident in which
his hand was badly crushed.
Mrs. Jane Patton entertained the
week end her daughter and husband,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Smith of Nor
Wich.
Mr.. and Mrs Edwin Henry enter
tanned as their guests Mr.. and Mrs.
Olin Boynton, Miss Robbie Boynton and
Norman Boynton of Gardner Lake.
Epworth League Social.
A plea SAINT evening was spent by
Episcopal Epworth league Saturday
evening. The young folks met in the
chapel of the church dressed in Co.'S
tune, each representing some histor-
ical character. Games were played, in !
terspersed with music. During the |
evening refreshments were served. The |
affair was arranged by the Misses Iva I
and Winnie Bartlett, Margaret Bur |
ton. Vera A1drfch and Florence Holmes. |
The members of the Good Sunshine |
society OF Quaker Hill held a sale |
of fancy articles and a chicken sup !
per at the hom3 Of Mrs. Fred Com |
stock on Tuesday afternoon and eve !
ming
F. b. Tooker, the rural delivery car |
rier, resumed duties on his route We'd |
nesday after a few days absence |
caused by injuries received Thursday |
when his horse ran away.