Norwich bulletin., 1912-05-25
New London County
UNCASVILLE
Workman lnjured-ChiIdren to Have School Gardens This Year-May Basket for Minister.

A man named Steph, employed at ahe c. M. Robertson Co.'S box shop, was badly burned Friday. While at work helping to unload team at the shop he slipped and fell into a tank of hot water. His leg was badly burned nearly to the hip. The patient was made comfortable for the time. after which he was taken to the Back us hospital in Mir. Robertson's auto mobile.
 Edward Carter is ill with rheuma- tism.
 Mrs. Israel Bonville of Occum Is the guest of friends in town.
 Fred Sheldon has resigned at the Thames Speciality Mfg. Co.
 School Gardens Again.
 The pupils of the Tenth district CUncasville) school have started on their garden plots. Many of the veg etableS are coming up. This project was started last year under the sug- gsstion and assistance of Mrs Fred A. Johnson So much interest was dis played by children it was continued .,this year.
 Birthday Party.
 MT. and Mrs. Albert Egglestone en- tertained a party of children Friday afternoon in honor of the fifth birth day of their daughter, Miss Agnes Egglestone. The little folks were en- tertained with games of various kinds and refreshments were served by Mrs. Eggleston. The little girl received many pretty tokens of remembrance from her guests.
 MT. and Mrs William Bowker re- turned to their home in New London Sunday night, after brief visit at the home of Mrs BoWker's parents MT end Mrs. John Daniels
 Charles Congdon of Yantic visited Sunday with friends in town.
 Miss Leila Chapman is spending the week with her sister, Mrs. Winfield Hanney, in Salem.
 Miss James of Chestnut Hill is the guest this week of MT. and Mrs. Le Grand ChappelL
 Hung a May Basket.
 Rev. L. D. Luddington was hung a pretty May basket filled with fruit Flowers and the usual good things, Sat { hrday evening. The Sunday school glass taught by Mrs. Leolin Comstock ! planned and carried out the basket ! hanging.
 Fifteen dollars was realized at the rainbow supper given by the Christian EndeRvor society.
 John Comstock has succeeded Edwin C. Meyers as sexton of the Quaker Hill church.
 Mrs. Henry Latham of New London has been the guest of friends in town this past week. Mrs. Latham was a 2 former resident
 Surprised on Birthday. Mrs. Albert Avery entertained a par { Ey of young people Monday afternoon in honor of the birthday of her niece Miss Ruth Long. The affair was planned by Mrs. Avery and was sur prise for Miss Long. Among those present were Miss Dorothy Stearns, Miss Melicent Comstock Miss Jennie Nelson, Miss Hazel Beebe, Miss Fran ces Edwards, Miss Beth Alexander, Miss Thelma Dram. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Avery. Miss Long received many pretty gifts.
 Mrs. Charles T. Beebe entertained the Good Cheer Sunshine society at her home on Thursday afternoon.
 Reception at Parsonage.
 Friday evening at the Baptist par ; sonage a reception was given to in troduce Mrs. Frank Watson and Mrs. Roscoe c. Dart. Music was enjoyed by those present and light refresh ments were served. ] Harold Brown. a student at Jeffer- i son Medical college at Philadelphia, has arrived at the home of his par ents, MT. and Mrs. Maurice Brown, where he will spend a short time be- fore he goes 10 Eastern Point, where he will have charge of the drug store.
 Mrs Fannie DarrOw of Mantle IS spending several days with friends in