Norwich bulletin., 1913-07-12
New london County
UNCASVILLE
Officers of c. 2. Society-New Store house For Robertson Company Boys Enjoying Camp Life.


 Al the home of Miss Annie Bitters the Christian Endeavor society of the Quaker Hill church held its seml- -an- nual business meeting, electing the following officers: President, Elwood Vickery: vice president, Miss Mary Bitters; secretary, Miss Ethna Ed- wards; corresponding secretary, Miss Ida Benham; treasurer MISS Annie Bitters The society has $lOS on hand after paying all ollls'
 Briefs and Personals.
 Mir. and Mrs. Henry Church and MT and Mrs Robert Lee and Miss Lula Chapman spent the Fourth at
 Mrs. Charles Rogers of Hill Top is spending a while with friends in Web ster. Mass.
 MT. and Mrs. Earl l. Browning ana children of Norwich were guests at the home of Mir Browning's mother, Mrs. Ida Browning over the Fourth.
 Mir. and Mrs. Earl G. Lathrope moved this week from the Browning tenement into the Kelsey tenement, recently vacated by MT. ana Mrs' Thomas Church
 Moses Hart returned Sunday from a few days spent visiting relatives m Massachusetts.
 Mrs. Sarah Swindells, who has been the guest of relatives for several days has returned to her nome III Rockville Saturday.
 Rev. F. D. and Mrs. Luddington are entertaining their grandson Frank Luddington of New Haven at their home at Hill Top.
 A. L. Gotham Stricken.
 A. L. BothaIi was strickeh Saturday night with a paralytlc shock Whlle at the supper table and was rendered unconscious and has not since rallied Mir. Botham was out on Saturday at tending to his ice business as usual About two and a half years ago MT Botham was stricken with a shock from the effect of which he had only partially recovered.
 Miss Alice O'Keefe who has been the guest of Miss Helen Goes returned to her home in Rockville this week.
 Albinos Holmes and daughter, Miss Alma Holmes of Hamburg were guests at the home of Deacon and Mrs. Ed win Henry Sunday.
 Frank B. Mitchell and family have gone to their cottage at Quiambaug cove. Stonington for the summer.
 Mrs Ellen Clifford entertained the week end MT. and Mrs. James Hill- house and Mrs. Phillip Hills of Wili- mantle.
 New Storehouse.
 Work on the foundation for the new brick storehouse which is to erected for C. NJ. Robertson is nearly com pIeted Several car loads of brick have arrived for the structure.
 Herbert Rogers has resigned with a firm in Hartford and returned to his home as clerk for Edwin c. Cur sin in the post office.
 MT. and Mrs William McKensie are entertaining MT McKensie's s brother, George McKensie, of Brook lyn, N. I.
 Edward Le Gram of Portland, Me, iS the puesr of friends in town
 George N. Wood. 2d. of Castleton, \. Y, has been spending few days at the home of his grandparents, MT. and Mrs George N. Wood has return en to Castleton Sunday.
 After several days visit with MT. and Mrs. George Bouregard, MT. and Mrs. John Ashton of Whitinsville, Mass, have returned home.
 Eddie Gilchrest and Lewis Peters who have been visiting in Providence returned home Sunday.
 Boys in Camp.
 About twenty boys under the super vision of Rev. G. C. Chappell and Nor man c. Allen have established camp on the hill back of the Spencer es- tate.
 Miss Bessie Chapman of New Britain was a week end visitor at the home of her parents. MT. and Mrs. Merwin Chapman.
 Miss Ruth Shaffer returned to New London Saturday after visit with her grandparents.
 Miss Zella Brouvillard returned to her home in Pequot after a visit with friends in Providence.
 Orvide Brouillard returned to his home in Pequot after visiting with friends in New Bedford, Mass.
 Mrs. Nellie Street is spending this week the guest of Mir and Mrs. Har- mon L. Perkins of Gales Ferry.