Norwich bulletin., 1912-09-07
UNCASVILLE
Sunshine Society Meets-straw Ride
 Party-Reunien of Stuart Family.


 On account of the death of a rela- tive, the Quaker Hill Good Cheer Sun shine meeting was held at the home of Mrs. Charles Rogers of HUI Top. instead of at the home ef Mrs. Thomas Watt of Palmertewn. At this meet ing, Mrs. Charles B. Tetman of Scotch Gap was appointed delegate to the state convention, and Sunday, Septen- Der 1b, was appointed as Sunshine day, services to be held in the church.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles Burgess and son Walter spent several days this weeR visiting relatives near Provi- dence
 Miss Gertrude Olsen was the guest of relatives in Hartford over the holi- day.
 Miss Marian Henry returned to the nome of her parents, MT. and Mrs Ed- win Henry, Saturday, after visiting relatives in Leeminster, Mass.
 Gone to New Hampshire.
 Mrs. Ellen Clifford, accompanied by her daughter, Miss Mabel Browning, and granddaughter, Miss Helen Lynch, left town Saturday for vacation to be spent in the vicinity of Lake Sunapee, N. H.
 Miss Hope Freeland, who has been spending several weeks at tho home of her uncle, Fred J. Hope, has return ed to Sutton, Mass.
 Straw Ride.
 A party of young people from Quak- CT Hill. which went through this place recently on a straw ride, included Miss Dorothy Stearns, Miss Helen Rico of Boston, Miss Millicent Comstock, Miss Thelma Dram, Miss Jennie Nelson, Miss Edith Grant, Miss Lillian Berg, George Bitters. Harold Taylor, Creigh- ton Tevlin, William, Nelson, James Comstock furnished hhe team. The party was chaperoned by Mrs. James Stearns and Mrs. Frederick Comstock. After the ride the young folks were invited to the home of Mrs. Tevlin, where cake and ice cream were serv- ed.
 Herbert Hummell has obtained em- ployment with a firm in Norwich.
 Mrs. Leolin Comstock of Hill Top and Miss Thelma Dram, who have been spending some time at the Will limantic camp grounds, have returned home.
 M. J. Hickey and son Joseph spent several days recently, visiting friends at Jamaica Plains.
 MI D. nay WI Hd0 dS Ter guest over the week end her nephew, Norman Dennis of New Haven
 Miss E1oise Landphere entertained the class in Sunday school taught by her, at Ocean beach Saturday.
 MT. and Mrs. Thomas Watt were in Hartford over the holiday, guests of MT. Watts brother, Jesse Watt.
 On Monday, Mir. and Mrs. George Allen of Gay Hill entertained in cauily gathering all of MT. Aliens brothers and sisters. Among those present were Mir. and Mrs. George W. Dart of Hill Top, Edward Dart, MT. and Mrs. Roscoe Dart. Miss Mamie Allen. Henry Allen, MT. and Mrs. Nor nan Allen and sons. Leon and Percy
 Mrs. Frederick Parker and three who have been guests of Mrs. Parkers father, Elisha Vibber, for several weeks. left Friday for their nome in Enfield N. c.
 MT. and Mrs- Herbert StapNns have lad as their guest R. L. Burch of ston- ngton.
 MT. and Mrs. Earl L Browning and children sof Providence, accompanied " Clarence Walden of Boston, were ,uests at the home of Mrs frvdng Browning for & few days the first of | his week. MT. Browning made the rip in his automobile.
 Stuart Family Reunisn.
 The Stuart family reunion was held with Mrs. William B. Walden Tues | lay. A large number from all parts | were in attendance. As Mrs. Walden's | lome was not large enough to hold the | rowd in attendance the entertainment | vas held in the new building which | he has recently erected. Dinner was erved by Mrs. Charles Hope, Mrs. red Hope, Mrs. Ray ,Woedmansee, nd several others.
 Miss Clara Odgers, who taught the Vest Side school last year, is to teach n Waterford the coming year.
 The public schools in town will open 1onday.