Norwich bulletin., 1912-07-13
New London County
UNCASvELLE
Bazaar Held on the Lawn-Many Summer Visitors Arriving-Princi- pal J. E. Murphy. Makes Long Trip in His Launch.


 Miss Jane Patton has been enter baining Mir. and Mrs. Jeremiah An kel of Norwich.
 George Rice of New Haven, a former resident, who is spending his vaca ton with Miss Rice and party at Pleasure Beach, was in town calling on acquaintances recently.
 Clarence Walden of Boston was a week end guest of Mrs. Walden and 9hildren, who are spending the sum- her with Miss Ida Browning.
 Fred Hubert has resigned with the Salmer Bros company.
 Mir. and Mrs. Thomas Church have loved from Trevor Robertson's house hmiliarly known as the Ritchie place, D the little cottage Dwight Kelsey re- Aently purchased from I. E. Browning. Mir. and Mrs. Frank Wilbur have moved to the tenement vacated by Mir Church.
 Miss Hilma Rosenburg is spending her vacation with relatives in Provi- dence.
 Miss Helen Rogers. accompanied by Mrs Henry Church, spent the week end at the home of her parents in Old Lyme.
 George Edwards, after several days gpent at her home. has returned to Waterford.
 Charles Olson entertained his son. John Olson of Waterbury, over the .4eek end.
 Bazaar on the Lawn.
 The Good Cheer Sunshine society held bazaar on the lawn of the Quaker Hill church on Wednesday af- ternoon In the evening Walden's band of thirty pieces played an enter 3aining program.
 Mrs. Bailey of Norwich is spending } few weeks as guest of friends in Down.
 Class Social.
 The members of. the class in Sunday Hchool taught by Mrs. Ived l. Phil bps met at the nome of Miss Lottie Hill Tuesday afternoon for a social. Hiss Hi1 is a member of the class. but owing to poor health is unable to at lend Sunday school After a pleasant trne spent on the lawn refreshments Fere served.
 Summer Visitors.
 party of twelve have established } camp at a cottage at Perryville. A hrge number of Hebrews from New York are constantly arriving to spend } few weeks on the farms, while the Aottages along the river are all oc- 1upied
 7 Rev. and Mrs. A. G. Wilcox enter eainad. oyer the week end their daugh- Der. Mir. and Mrs. Marvin Hyde of New London.
 3 The Ladies' Aid society of the Meth Sdist church gave a party on the Shurch lawn Wednesday evening.
 Went Home in Launch.
 James E. Murphy, principal of Palm Ar Memorial school left Wednesday For his home in Dover, N H., making 3he trip in his launch Ivineda MT. Murphy has experienced considerable Trouble with his launch, building 1t 1imself last year It was launched hust before the boat races on the Thames. Mir. Murphy ran it on a few Experimental trips and intended to re- turn to his home in it last year, but through an accident to the engine he Fyss unable to get repairing done in time; he abandoned his trip by wa 'Aer and went overland, anchoring his launch in the Thames for the rest of the summer. During the summer the launch was sunk and had to be bailed out and changed to another location. MT. Murphy has worked on it during his leisure time and has now put it in shape to make the trip to Dover.
 Mrs. Peter Harrigan has been en- tertaining her daughter, Miss William Walsh of Greenville.
 Moses Chapman spent Thursday with relatives in Lyme.
 Norman Lsthrop's big team moved Q boiler weighing 12 tons from the spur track at the Rockland mill to the Massasoit company's mill in Oakdale Tuesday
 The dry weather is causing many of the lawns in town to be burned brown by the heat of the sun.