Norwich bulletin., 1912-10-12
Who is Going and Comine-Incidents Accidents
 and Building in Three Counties.
New London County
UNCASVILLE

Social Affairs of the Week-knights of Columbus Elect officers-Mrs. Jo- s.seph Latimer and Daughter Going Abroad.
 Mr. and Mrs. Frank Alexander en- tertained a party of children Saturday afternoon, on the tenth anniversary of their daughter, Miss Alice Alexander. The afternoon was spent playing vari- ous games Those present were Myr- tie Burdock, Agnes Hester, Mildred Hester, Agnes Cass, Carolyn Robertson, Carolyn Butler, Dorothy Frasier, Grace Prentice, Florence Ashcraft, May Van Kuren. Hazel Barlow. Helen Hemp stead, Judson Hampstead. Refresh ments were served. Mrs. Alexander was assisted by Mrs. Judson D. Hemp stead, Miss Ruth Lawson, Miss Ida Benham and Miss Beth Alexander. Many pretty rememhrances were given Miss Alexander.
 Attended l. o. o. F. ceremony. c. Turner Loomis attended the ded- ication of the l. o. o. F. temple in Hartford, returning home Monday. Miss Charlotte Congdon has return ed to Westerly. after several days visit with friends in town.
 Miss Julia Starr is entertaining her granddaughter, Miss Florence Colton,
 Birthday Surprise Party
 A surprise party was given MT. and Mrs. Thomas Dolbear Tuesday even ing by relatives and friends, 1t being he birthday of Mir. Dolbear. Among those present were MT. and Mrs. Dol bears three children,Mr and Mrs. Am prose Sullivan of Mohegan, MT. and Mrs. William Dolbear and children, MT. and Mrs. Walter Dolbear of New Lon don, MT. and Mrs. John Nichols, George Rich, Mrs. Strickland. Mir. and Mrs. Frank Nichols, Miss Laura Woodwork, Miss Agnes Atwood of Oakdale. Re- Treatments were served.
 Teachers Meeting.
 .vFriday afternoon in Palmer Memo fial hall the monthly teachers meet hn was held. Carlton D. Wheeler, su- pervisor. was present; also the teach ars from the other districts in town. Miss Elizabeth Alexander entertain cd the Starr club of the Baptist cbalreA ht her home recently.
 Herbert Hummell, who has optalned employment in Norwich, has moved there from one of tbe tenements near the church.
 Mrs. Clarence Avery and cwo chil- dren, who have been guests at the home of Mrs. Averys parents, have returned to South Windham.
 Rev. and Mrs. F. D. Luddington, wnc have been guests of their daughter Mrs. Lyons of Pittsfeld. Macs have returned home sa4
 Mrs. Henry Phelps has been enter taining Mrs. Edwin E. DarroW of Pine Grove.
 The new boilers for heating the Palmer Memorial school building were installed this week.
 While at work m the Uncasviilt Msnufacturing company's mill Petea acnigan had two fingers badly crushed by an emery wheel he was using.
 Melted Nearly $5os
 At the entertainment given by tht Baptist Church society in Palmer Me. hnorial hall the proceeds amounted tt Aearly fifty dollars.%
 Mrs. Georgia Phfffmore of Norwich Kas . -acept euest of Miss Marion Aenyy. Edgar Crowley. who has been spend ing six months in Wyoming. has re turnes ~-nme.
 Going to Europe.
 Mrs. Joseph Latimer and daughter Bliss Gladys Latimer, leave next weel Bor a Europeap trip. to be gone unti bpring.
 Alfred S1snstock is working in Gro bon.
 F. B. Tooker, rural carrier, is en Roying his annual tw0 weeks vacation Bred Simpson is substituting.
 The Woman's Missionary class wa entertained by Mrs. Arabel Latimer a Der home Friday afternoon
 Miss Ida Moran was week en' suest of friends in Meriden.
 LNro1 Gbopo1 fo onandincp tbiq wAa1 with friends in the Berkshires.
 K. of c. Election.
 Sunday afternoon Pequot council, K of C., held a meeting in Hickey's hall Secting officers as follows; Gran, knight, John Cuddy; deputy grant fnigrt, Joseph Berth; financial secre sary, M. J. Hickey; recorder. M. l seary; warden. Joseph St. Germain treasurer. Peter Pulley; chancellor John Mahoney; advocate, Ovide Bro willard: inside guard. Peter Hennigan outside guard, Thomas Quinn: trustees bavid Walsh, Thomas Dayle.
 Mir. and Mrs. Louis Moran of Pequo entertained this week Miss Ceceli Forges of Worcester.
 Merwin Chapman, on a coon hun Neturday night, shot 15 pound cooI
 Entertained for Daughter.
 Mir. and Mrs. Augustus StearnS re centlv entertained the following youn friends of their daughter, Miss Doro thy Stearns: Miss Thelma Dram, Mis- Millicent Comstock, Miss Elizabet Alexander Miss Hazel Beebe Mis- Ruth Long, Miss Hannah Mallory ,Mis Jennie Nelson, Miss Edith Grant, an Jacob Linicus, Harry Donnelly, Creigf ton Tevln, Harold Taylor. Revel Beebe, Ellsworth Grant Games wel played and music enjoyed. Mir stearns served refreshments durin the evening.
 Mrs. Mary Cornet entertained tt Missionary society Tuesday afternoo When Mrs. James Duigan enter tained the Good Cheer Sunshine soc ety at her home Thursday afternoo Mrs. Charles B. Totman gave a repo of the Sunshine convention recent held at Bridgeport
 The following pupils received SCI tihcates for perfect attendance durlr the past school year:
 District No 1, Pauline Glasbrennet No. 4. Alice Raftery, Lewis Rafter Robert Pratt, Albert Morin, Franc Hickey. l.. Moran. Percy Allen, Katl crime Hickey, Corinne Williamson, Li Han Sawyer. Gladys Cough, Floren Chapel, Willie Carter Charles Chap' Vera Burgess, Susan Home; No. Alfred LaFlamme, May Smith, Ru7 Kenerson, Robert kenerson, LeoI Devine, Leon Curtin.
 Pauline Glasbrenner of district N 1 and Charles Chapel of No. 4 we perfect in attendance for two years.