Norwich bulletin., 1912-12-07
New London County UNCASVILLE
Happenings of the Wsek-children's Party-School lnterests-Personals.


 Mir. and Mrs. Arthur Strickland were weekend guests of Mrs. Stricklands 8 parents, Mir. and Mrs, Edward Bing- ham
 Mss Josephine Hart, who was a weekend guest at the home of her parents, has returned to Salem to resume teaching.
 James E. Murphy, principal of Pal mer Memorial school spent the holi day and week end in Boston.
 Miss Simpson and Miss Kelley, teachers in Palmer Memorial school, spent the week end at their homes in Wallingford and Norwalk.
 Mrs. Ida Browning left town recent ly to spend the winter with her daugh- ter, Mrs Clarence Walden of Boston Rev. and Mrs. F. D. Luddington entertained their grandson, Frank Luddington of New Haven over the holiday vocation.
 Mrs. William Grinnell of New Lon don has been a recent guest of her daughter Mrs. Norman c. Allen
 Mrs. Henry E. Dart entertained the Woman's Foreign Mission class at her home Friday afternoon During the absence of Mrs. Latimer. who is rav- cling abroad. Mrs. Church win sub stitute.
 Mir. and Mrs. c. Everett Chapman are entertaining Mrs Chapman's father, c. O. Manchester of New York.
 Gave Party for Son.
 MT. and Mrs. William Cox of Pe- quot entertained Thursday afternoon e party of the friends of their son. kennion. Among those present were: Miss Laura Moran, Miss Madeline Walsh. Miss Katherine Hickey. Miss Ruth Bergman, Miss Florence Chapel, Miss Gladys Carlton and Frank Berg man, Francis Hickey Albert Moran, Theodore Rosenlund. The time was pleasantly spent in playing games. Dinner was served by Mrs. Cox.
 Personal Mention.
 MT. and Mrs. Bertus Cottrell and son Leslie Cottrell of New London, have been spending few days with friends in town.
 Miss Maude Wood. who is teaching in Willington, spent the holiday vaca- ton at the home of her grandparents; MT and Mrs. George N. Wood.
 Mrs. Charles Rumrill, who has been tll for several weeks, is considerably improved.
 Mir and Mrs. Ralph Shaffer returned to Baltic Saturday night after a few days visit at the home of Mir. and Mrs. Charles Burgess.
 Mir. and Mrs. Henry Hart of Nor Wich and Frank Hart of New Haven were recent guests at the home of their parents, Mir. and Mrs. Moses Hart. ~--.
 An interesting program was carried out at the Palmer Memorial school in observance of Thanksgiving, as fol- lows:
 Landing of the Pilgrims. school; recitation, Their Point of View, Alice Chapel, Frances Shea. Eileen Dono- van: recitation, A Little Child's Thanksgiving, Mary Pratt; recitation. On Thanksgiving Day, Aida Bonville: A Thanksgiving, Catherine Hickey; song, November's Party; recitation, Thanksgiving. Edith Harwitz; Harvest song. first and fifth grades; Thanks giving Day. Percy Allen; recitation, A Tough Time for the Turkey. Ken nion Cox; Thanksgiving, Edith Steig- ter; The Prize Pumpkin, James Ro- genlund hymn, Can a Little Child Lead Me? first grade; A Thanksgiv- ing Day. Louis Bonville; recitation Signs of the Times, Leila Speirs; rec itation. A 1 the Table. Alice Callahan: song America, school.
 Local Notes.
 Mir. and Mrs. Wallace Daniels and children spent the recent holiday with Mir. Daniels sister, Mrs. William BoEker of New London.
 The Good Cheer Sunshine society held a meeting this week.
 Lawrence Perry is i'll at his home at Bartletts with an attack of malaria
 Mrs. Roy Johnson and son Raymond are spending several weeks with raI atives at Norwich Town.