Norwich bulletin., 1912-09-28
NEWS FROM ONE HUNDRED LIVE CORRESPONDENTS
UNCASvILLE
C. M. Robertson Company Reorgan- izes-Aid Society Holds First Fall Meetins-Surprise Party.

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 On account of the death iof Tryon Robertson, who was president of the c. M. Robertson company, the com- pany has recently. reorganized and chosen the following officers: Presi- dent, Winthrop M. Daniels of Prince ton, N. J.; treasurer. Robert c. Bur chard; secretary, Julian. E. Church.
 Miss May Turner, who has been the guest, of relatives in Boston and Prov idence for two weeks, has returned to the home of her parents. MT. and Mrs. c. G. Turner.
 Elmer Donovan, who has been the guest of friends in town, has returned to Stafford.
 Mrs. Leander Chapel is the guest of friends. in Palmer, Mass. I George 'E. Clough. after a brief visit 1 with Mir. and Mrs. Charles Chapel, has returned to Palpertown.
 Clark Hunnewe1 has been in New York state attending the funeral of ! his aunt.
 Resumes Meetings. 1 The Ladies' Aid society of the Bap- l tist church was entertained Friday afternoon at the henfe of Mrs. W. S. 1 Mitchell This was the first meeting of the society this fall. About twen- l ty-fve were in attendance. Refresh ments were served. i Rev. and Mrs. F. D. Luddington are spending MT. Luddington's vacation, l visiting their daughter, Mrs. Lyon of Pittsield Mass.
 Mi and Mrs William Bowker of New London, were recent visitors at the nome of Mrs. Bowker's parents. Mir. and Mrs. John Daniels. | Home From Camp. MT. and Mrs. Herbert Clark and child, who have been spending their Nsycation camping at Groton ,LoEg Point, returned home Saturday. MT. and Mrs. Ralph Shaffer1of Lons- dale, RI l., are guests of fsDTs. Shaf- fer''s parents, MT. and Mrs. Charles Burgess.
 Ralph Hooper of; Arlington is spend, ing this week visiting local relatives. Taken to Hospital
 Mrs. Edward Edwards was taken to. the Backus hospital Monday for sur gical treatment.
 Miss Drusilla Mitchell of New Lon- don visited with friends in town the first of the week. Harold Brown has resumed his stud ies at Jefferson Medical college, Phil | adelphia-
 Band Concert. | An open -air concert was given by Walden's band Wednesday night, on the lawn in front of the Baptist church.
 At State sunshins Convention. | Mrs. Charles Totman left on Tues- day to attend the state convention of the Sunshine society as delegate from 1 the local branch. Mrs. Totman was Iaccompanied by Mrss Albert W. Avery, H. -a L l Frederick Comstock and Mrs. c. |. Beebe.
 Surprise Party for Miss Sawyer.
 Saturday evening Miss Lillian Saw yer was given a surprise by her i friends. There were present Laura 1 Chapman, Ruth Bergman, Amy Berg man, Harry Brouillard, AIdea Lousino, | Media Lousino, Andrew Rosenlund, Henry Strickland, Teresa Hedsey, Su- san Home, Henry St. Germaine, Vera Burgess, Mark Furber, George Ed wards, Gladys Strickland, Edna La- Bounty, Elsie LaBounty, Grace Dan- iels, Edna Daniels, Dorothy Rogers.
 The occasion was to celebrate her \ birthday anniversary. Games of vari- ous sorts were played and music was I Miss Sawyer received several pretty
 
 r Joseph St. Germaine and brother, Fred St. Germaine. were in Bridgeport I Sunday, attending the funeral of a | relative. T | Thomas McArdle, employed in Paw l tucket. R. l., was week end visitor with friends.
 1 Robert Dodds and Truman Reyes were guests on Sunday of friends ih Chicopee Falls, Mass.
 Mrs. Sarah Spencer entertained over l the week end her nephew, William | Beckwith, of old Mystic. l Mrs. William Osborn, entertained the Good Cheer Sunshine society Thurs l day afternoon.
 Harold Bartlett. employed in Provi- dence, visited at the home of his par ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bartlett, for the week end.
 John Comstock has entered the Wor 1 cester Institute of Technology for a 1 course of study.
 Mrs. Alice Hewitt of Hill Top has returned from a visit with relatives in North Stonington.
 l Rev. A. J. Wilcox occupied the pull 1 pit in the Baptist church. Quaker Hill, Sunday, in the absence of the pastor, Rev. F, D. Luddington.
 Miss Ella Turner, who has been wis., ting in Providence has returned home.