Norwich bulletin., 1912-08-31
Who is Going and Coming-Incidents. Accidents
 and Building in Three Counties
UNCASVILLE
Sunday School Class Has Outing Chesterfield Church Services-S38 Made by x L. Clubs Entertainment Corn Roast.

NneSrofTleiQ OnuFcn SerViceS-1oo Made by x L. Clubs Entertainment
 Corn Roast
 James W. McGroty of Wallingfortl, for several years principal of Palmer | Memorial school, visited acquaintances l in town this week. Mrs. Edward Rossi who has been the guest of MT. and Mrs. William Mackenzie, has returned to Brooklyn, x. Y
 Mir. and Mrs. Richard Latimer, who have been spending a few weeks at the home of Mr. Latimers mother, Mrs. J. $. Latimer. returned to Orange, \. J., by automobile. Outing for Class. 1 The class in the Quaker Hill church Sunday school taught by Miss Lucy l Moore, was taken to Watch Hill by l Miss Moore recently. A shore dinner was included in the outing. Those taking part in the trip were Miss An mabel Clarke, Miss Ruth Lawson, Miss Ida Brown. Tryon Edwards and Louis Bitters.
 Moses Chapman and daughter. Mrs Henry Church, were in Norwich Sat urday afternoon attending the funeral of Mrs. Emma Fox, MT Chapman's sister
 Mrs Charles Chapel and child, who 1 have been spending several weeks with relatives in Worcester, Mass, re- turned home Thursday.
 Mrs. Walter Jeffers and Mrs Ray Woodmansee spent the week at Willi- 1 mantle camp ground.
 Mrs. Mary Rogers entertained her ! daughter, Miss Jessie Rogers of New l London, for few days. ATrs { daughter, Miss Marion Henry, return ed home Monday night, after several l days spent at Le0minster, Mass.
 Mrs D. D. Lyon and daughter, Miss Grace Lyon, have been sepnding sev eral days at Ocean Beach.
 George Beauregard is confined to his home, threatened with pneumonia. MT. and Mrs Fred J. Hope were week end guests of MT. and Mrs. George Rice in New Haven.
 Air. and Mrs. Jesse Watt, former res idents of the town, now of Hartford, | who are guests of friends in Water ford. were in town Friday calling on acquaintances.
 Rev. P. J. O'Reilley of St. Johns Roman Catholic church spent several days last week with friends in Bridge port.
 Miss Bertha Lyon has been spending several days with friends in Stamford.
 shingIng Big Mill. The Uncasville Manufacturing com pany are shingIing the roof of their mill in Pequot Village. As this is a large building, the work will take con- siderable time, requiring many thou sands of shingles.
 Mrs. Frank Miner and daughter, Miss Henrietta GTidley. and Miss Ethel Boynton and Miss Ethel Wood, who have been spending two weeks at Harwich, Mass, returned Monday.
 Services at Chesterfield.
 Services were conducted Sunday aft ernoon after being twice postponed on account of the weather, by the Rev. c. c. Chappell, iii the Chesterfield church Those in attendance from Palmertown were John Brown, Miss Gertrude Olsen. Miss Minnie Chapel, Miss Ella Rosenbund, Moses Chapman and Henry Church. Arrangements were made to celebrate the organ ization of the church. Mrs. Ray Woodmansee is entertain ing this week her niece, Miss Dennis of New Haven.
 | G. Turner Loomis left Tuesday to attend the reunion of the Veteran Bremen at Sag Harbor.
 X L Club Melted $38.
 Thirty eight dollars was the pro- ceeds from the entertainment given by the x l. club Friday night
 Barrel of Resin Causes Blaze. The people of the upper village were awakened about 2.30 a. m. Sunday by an alarm sent in from the Reyes Pro- cess company's mill. A barrel of ros- in which was near where the hot board comes out, igniting that with gasoline, thereby causing quite a blaze, which blackened and charred the timbers of the building in which they were stored. The fire occurred in the new part which the company is build ing over the new machinery recently installed.
 MT. and Mrs. Fred Gilbert, who have been at the home of MT. Gil- bert's mother, returned Monday to Waterbury.
 Mrs. Winthrop Moore Daniels of Princeton, N. J., is at the Robertson homestead with her sisters. Mrs. Bur chard and Miss Robertson.
 MT. and Mrs c. Everett Chapman are entertaining Miss Marion Man ] chester and Miss Margaret Burnett of Bayonne, N. J.
 All Stars Won. A ball game between the All-Stars . and the American Mechanics team on the Pinnacle ball grounds resuletd in 2 score of il to 9 in favor of the All Stars.
 Gave Corn Roast.
 Miss Laura Woodworth entertained at the home of her parents. MT. and Mrs Nathan Woodwork. at Quaker Hill, Monday night, giving a corn roast that was much enjoyed. Among those present were Misses Bessie Keefe. Fan ny, Lizzie and Edith Taylor, Clara Woodwork and Miss Hawley, Leon BuzzelI., Frank Cronin, Winthrop Me Ginley John T. Sullivan Frank Ben nett, Thomas Woodwork, John Tay- Tor, James Taylor and Robert Bur