Norwich bulletin., 1912-09-14
UNCASVILLE
Teachers in the Various Districts Party for Norwich Little Girl--leesI
 People Attend Chesterfield churco
 Anniversary.


 Teachers in schools in town are Montville Center, Miss Mary A. Olm- stead; West Side Miss Mary A.sDaley. Palmer Memorial school, principal. James E. Murphy of Dover, N. H.; grades 5-6. Miss Helen F. Kelley of New Haven Normal school grades S-4, Miss Nellie P. Chapman; grades 2S, Miss Iva F. Bartlett; grade 1. Miss Charlotte L. Simpson: Tenth district (Uncasvilleo school, principal, Miss Grace 1. Hooper; grades 5-e. Miss Anna M. Quinn; grades s-4, Miss Bar bara Cornet; grades 1-2, Miss Eliza Mary SullivaR Chesterfield, Miss Mary E. Riley.
 MT. and Mrs Walter Jeffers enter talned recently Mrs. Lucy Jeffers of Jewett City and Mrs. Mary Williams of Canterbury. Miss Vera Burgess, who for severaI weeks has been the guest of friends in Providence, has returned home, accom- panied by her niece, Miss Ruth Shaf- fer.
 Miss Grace Wood is spending this week with relatives in Blanford. Mass.
 Miss Susan Swindell, who has been the guest of relatives. has returned to Rockville.
 Among those attending the Manual Training school in. New London are | Charles Chapel, Andrew Rosenhead | and Henry Brouilfard, all graduates of Palmer Memorial school last June. ~ | MT. and Mrs. Roscoe Dart have ss their guests David Patton and Miss Martha Lees of Paterson, N. J.N Miss Josephine Hart is in Salem. teacher in the White Birch district. k George Coleman who has been in the employ of Maurice Freeman. has resigned L. c. Newton has succeeded | him.
 Mrs. Clarence Walden and children. who have been spending the summer at the home of Mrs. Ida Browning. re-. 1 turned to their home near Boston Saturday accompanied by Miss Mary Turner
 The stack of the c. M. Robertron companys Red mill has been taken doWn and new one Is being erected | Party for Norwich Grandda uahter.
 Mrs. Thomas Church entertained on Saturday about IS children in honor of the birthday of her little grand daughter Leonora Chapman, of Nor w1ch. Games were played bv the children. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Church
 Mrs. Frank Austin, who has been lspending the summer with relatives in North Dakota, returned home wednes day.
 Anniversary of ChesterfieId Church.
 The Chesterfield church was filled Sunday when the Ssth anniversary of the founding of the church was cele- brated with an old home day. Ad- dresses were made by as many of the ministers who are living as could be present who had ever occupied the pulpit Of the church, Revs. George and Leonard Lester, Rev. Michael Maynard, Rev. MT. Gallup. Rev. Alvin Golf, Rev. A. J. Wilcox Rev e. c. Chappell. John F. Brown gave the church history. Special music was arranged. After the services ac0uas,,t- ances were renewed and a general picnic was enjoyed Coffee, sand wiches, cake and doughnuts were served by the ladies of the church. John Brown, Miss Minnie Chapel, Deacon Edwin Henry, Mrs Henry, Miss Marian Henry, Moses Chaprnan Mrs. Henry Church, c. A. Chapman Fred Spencer were in attendance from IPalmertown.
 A large number from this place at . tended the parade of the Holy Name society in New London Sunday.
 To Begin Settiensent Work. : MT. and Mrs LeoIfn Comstock ars entertaining their daughter, Miss AL zada Comstock. previous to her takina 0 up her winter duties of settlement @ worker. 3 Mrs. Ellen Clifford, Miss Mabe
 Browning and Miss Helen Lynch, who d have been spending week near Lake n Sunapee, N. H., returned home Satur.
 day.
 S MT. and Mrs John Watt, who have
 been spending few days at the home s of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Watt, re.
 turned Monday to Pequonoc. . Bert Edwards, Willis and Georgi = Sawyer spent last week in camp al
 Mumford's cove.
 s Mrs. Mary Cornet, who has bees
 spending several weeks in Maine. hal a returned home
 Elmer G. W. Smith of Syracuse uni e versity gave a concert Thursday even. e ing in the Methodist church.