Norwich bulletin., 1912-03-02
UNCASVILLE
Recent Social Affairs-PIenty of o.
Inch ice Stored-American Meohan-
les Membership Contest.


Albert w. Avery, while at work
around q pile Of lumber, had his foot
badly crushed by the lumber falling on
it. Although badly hurt, Mr.. Avery
has pluckily kept at work.
The entertainment and supper given
at the Quaker Hill church by the Good
Cheer Sunshine society was largely
attended, many coming from out of
town. The room in which the supper
was served VAS attractiVely decorated.
The supper consisted of roast beef
apple sauce, escalloped patotoes, mac
arOni and cheese. biscuit. bread, cof-
fee, fruit, jelly and cake. Mrs. Maurice
A. Brown, MIS-. Augustus Stearns Mrs.
Frederick Comstock, Mrs. Francis
Robertson, Mrs. Albert Avery, Misses
May and Ida Benham were in attend
ance at the tables. Mrs. George Dart
sold the supper tickets. The entertain
ment was given in the church. Those
taking part We're Miss Barbara Cor
net, Fred and Herbert Perry, Miss
Ruth Long. musicians. Mrs. Fred
Fred Eager, Miss Hazel Beebe, Thelma
Oran, Jennie Nelson, Elizabeth Alexan-
| der, MilliCent Comstock, Frances Ed
wards, John L. Libby, Mrs. Ezra J.
Hampstead. Miss May Benham were
others taking part in the evenings
! programme either in reading or in
| dialogue. Twenty-four dollars was
realized from the whole.
Mrs. Browning H.
Mrs. Ida Browning is i'll with pneu-
monia at the home Of her son, Earl l.
| Browning.
! Miss Anna Shaffer of Baltic is spend
! ing several weeks at the home Of her
/ brother, Ralph Shaffer.
/ Hand Badly Injured.
Luther left had his hand badly torn
/ by a metal fastening in a belt he was
! trying to run on to a pulley in the c. M.
Robertson compary's Rocldand mill.
Miss Cartons Guests.
Washingtons birthday was celebrat-
! ed by Miss Gladys Carlton at her home
! in PequOt. Games were played by the
| company and refreshments were
! served. Among those present were
! Miss Teresa Hickey, Katherine Hickey,
| Rosie Hickey, Ruth Bergman, Laura
| Moran. Evang-2line Hopkins, Florence
| Cough, Gladys Cough, Lillian Spencer,
Eleanor St German. katherine Bell
mack, Josephine Bellnack.
| c. a. Chapman, who has been con-
| fined to his bed by illness, is able to
sit up for a short time each day.
Mrs. Julia Coen entertained the
| Baptist Ladies Aid society Wednesday
afternoon.
Miss Lillian Runrill is confined to
| her home by illness.
PunctuaI Pupils.
During January the following pupils
we're perfect in attendance in the
Tedth district (Uncasville) school.
Ruth Besbe, Willard Botham, arlene
! Collins, Leona Devine, Nicholas Doyle,
Edward Geary, John Harrigan Robert
| Heqerson, Kathryn McDermot William
| Rivers. Melvin Robinson, Helen Shea,
| Clifford Shields, Mary Sullivan IN
I grade 6.
Mae Collins, Gordon Eldredge, Fred :
! eric5 EIdredge, Alfred LaFlam, Clara
! Marcus. Natalie Peracca, CesarPeracca-
Ellen SkifiDgton, Alice Tooker in
Lewis Aldrich, Leo Casavant, Anna
| Casavant. Rosana Cloutier, Ruth
I Davis. George Depathy, William
/ Patterson, Ruth Kenerson, Annie
Richards, George Rogers, Frances
Slifington, Fanny Smith, May Smith,
Howard Thorpe in grade 5.
/ John Arvezec, Aaron Chapel. Henry
! CIoutier. Joseph Collins Ellen Connel-
/ Iy, James Calvin, Benjamin Marcus,
/ Nellie Morowske, Peter MorowsAe,
( Charles Osborn. Michael Richards,
| Margaret Sullivan in grade "a.
I Mrs. John F'reeland Of Sutton, Mass,
was in town to attend the funeral Sf
her father, John c. Hope.
| Address by Mrs. Thomas Perkins.
Mrs. Henry Jerome entertained the
missionary society at her home at
Hilltop Tuesday afternoon. This socie-
| ty has been inactive for some time
/ and this is the first Of the meetings
/ since it has resumed activity. Mrs.
| Thomas Perkins of Norwich, who Is
/ member of the church and interested
| in missionary work, addressed the
( meeting.
22-Ineh Ice.
/ c. A. Chapman has finished harvest
/ ing his ice supply. The ice was cut on
/ the S3holheld pond, near MonIVllle
! Center. and was % inches thick.
! Bluebirds have been heard on several
| mornings.
Mrs. Frank Miner and daughter,
/ Miss Nettie Gridley. have returned
/ from ten days visit with relatives in
! Boston and other places.
Supper for Winning Team.
I The America Mechanics at their
/ last session received one application
/ for MEMBERSHIP, AS a result of ten
membership team which were organ
/ lied some months ago a turkey supper
! was given at this meeting Thursday
/ night The teams were captained by
/ Robert c. Burchard and Harry Au-
/ wood. respectively. The contest was
to see which team would bring in the
largest number of new members in a
| given time, which resulted in adding
% members to tho council. The team
! captajue7 b. Harry Atwood secured
the most new members thus it was
! lafr for Mr. Burchard> to- provide this
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