Norwich bulletin., 1912-06-01
EASTERN CONNECTICUT AND WESTERN RHODE ISLAND.
UNCASVILLE
Pupils Net $37 from Recent Sale Prompt Fire DriII-Mezorisl Exer- cises.

cises.
 The. ice cream and fancy work sale held by the senior class of the Palmer Memorial school on Friday afternoon and evening, was not as largely at tended as was hoped for, owing to the severe electrical storm, but was well patronized by those who did attend Thirty seven dollars was realized and will be added to the fund which the class already had raised to defray the expenses of their annual class trip to Hartford. William Mckenzie was awarded one of the sofa pillows and Allen Beckwith the other Andrew Johnson guessed nearest the number oi beans and won the baseball.
 Guests from Oregon.
 Mrs. Genung and son of Oregon. who have been guests of Mrs. Genung' s sister, Mrs. +. D. Luddington, are now visiting friends in Pittsfeld, Mass.
 Wednesday evening the Quaker Hill Ladies' Aid society closed their work for the year, by holding a supper at the home of Mrs. Stephen Comstocl5.
 Mrs. F. E. Dart and Miss Florence Holmes were week end guoses or rela- tives in Providence.
 Mrs. Oscar E. Church entertained the Ladies' Aid society of the Metho- dist church Wednesday afternoon.
 MT. and Mrs. Elmer left recently entertained William Weaver of Say brook.
 Service at Salem.
 An automobile took Rev. G. c. Chap pen, Deacon Edwin s. Henry, Miss Ma r;an Henry, Miss Gertrude Olsen and John Brown to Salem Sunday after roon, where Rev. MT. Chappell con ducted services in the Paugwaunk Baptist church.
 Walter Dart of Springfield returned home Monday after a week end visit at the home of his mother, Mrs. Henry Dart.
 Guy A. Loomis of Hartford was the week end guest of his father, G. Turn CT LoOmis.
 Local Team Won.
 A ball game between the Thames Social clubs team and the c. A. c. team of New London on the Driscoll land, resulted in score of 10 to for the local team.
 Tony Roma, whose leg was badly lacerated while at work at the Thames Speciality mill was taken to Memorial hospital for treatment.
 Mrs Albert Avery and her niece Miss Ruth Long, were week end guests of Mrs. Avery's daughter, Mrs. Clac- ence Avery of South Windham.
 Memorial exercises were conducted a; Palmer Memorial school on Tues cay afternoon. G. R. Sanders of Nor wich, a veteran, also three, others, and Rev. G. c. Chappell, gave interesting addresses.
 Michael Curtin. who has been in the employ of c. H. Bradford, has ended work there. MT. Bradford has sold his business to Jacob Lidofsky, also leased the use of the building to him.
 Mrs. Augustus c. Stearns left fol Boston, where she will attend the mar riage of a relative. She was joined on Wednesday by Mir. Stearns and Miss Dorothy Stearns.
 MT. and Mrs. George W. HeWett arc entertaining Mrs. James Lane and son Carl of New Haven.
 After a weeks visit with Mrs 1 Thomas Dolbeare and Mrs. John Mich ols, Mir and Mrs. Louis J. Noble have returned to Brooklyn. N. '. Mrs. Ella Chapel of Dolbear hill was a guest at MT. Vallette's homestead for few days.
 Mrs. Sarah Hyland entertained tho week end Miss Amelia Morgan ol East Lyme.
 Mrs. Walter Atwood has been tho guest of her sister, Mrs. Paul Glas- brenner.
 Ray Smith of New London was ir town Monday
 Mrs. Thomas Church, who has beer undergoing treatment at the Backus hospital, is expected to return to hel | home today Saturday,.
 Pupils Fire Drill. Under the direction of State Super. visor c. E. Wheeler. the pupils of tn, Palmer Memorial school were recently given their first experiences in a firt drill. There are one hundred and seventy pupils. The gong was sound l at 2.15 p. m. and at 2.20 the room haC been cleared and the children back il their accustomed seats. During the electrical storm Friday night the house on the Manwarine | farm was struck. No serious damag, was done.