Norwich bulletin., 1913-03-22
Who is Going and Coming-Incidents., Accidents
 and Building Three Counties.
UNCASVILLE
Sunshine Society Busted With Benevo- lent Wori<-New Clubhouse Planned Fishing Good.

The Good Cheer Sunshine society | was entertained Thursday afternoon 1 at the home of Mrs. Frederick Com ] stock It was voted to purchase new at the various suppers. also to send 1 $10 to the blind babies home at Dyker 1 Heights. the sum to be devoted |" raising the mortgage: to give worthy family $10 and to allow s for com : mittee to give to another family ii 1T 1 was thought advisable.
 Mrs. Charles Chapel and daughter, Miss Justine, recently spent few days l with Mrs ChapePs grandparents, MT. and Mrs. P. A. Weeks. of WillimantiC-
 MT. and Mrs. Louis Morin are enter l ta:ning Mrs. John Geary of New York. Walter Richmond of Fall River, recently. MT. Richmond was at one time superintendent of the company in Oakda1e.
 Reaches Bermuda.
 Friends of Miss Anna Robertson have received letters from her telling of her safe arrival at the Bermuda5 after a rough voyage
 Will Erect Clubhouse.
 Walter Woodward has leased a piece of land to the Social club at Montv1Ile Center The club will erect a club house as soon as the ground is in con- dition.
 Fred Hubert and sister. Miss Aman- da Hubert, left Friday to spend a few days with friends in Stafford Springs.
 Miss Carol DeWo1f. who has been guest of Miss Fanny Taylor. has re- turned to Lyme.
 Miss Josephine Hart, teacher in Sa- fem, is spending the spring vacation at the home of her parents. MT. ana Mrs. Moses Hart.
 Miss Emma Holmes of Grassy Hil1 visited relatives in town last week.
 Miss Iva Bartlett, who has been con- fined to her home by an attack of too- silitis, was able to resume duties as teacher in Palmer Memorial school on Monday.
 Miss Johnson Has a Shock.
 Sunday afternoon Miss Frances A. Johnson who was employed aS house keeper at the home of Albert Edwards ir Pequot, was stricken with a para lytic shock.
 The Guile family moved Monday to New London.
 Sunshiners Entertained.
 Twenty members of the Sunshine so- ciety were entertained on St Patricks day at the home of MT. and Mrs. Ma than Woodworth. Each guest was presented a suitable souvenir.
 Easter cantata.
 Mrs Leola Comstock, Mrs. Leroy Gracey and Miss Mary Comstock are a committee of arrangements for Quaker Hill church Sunday evening.
 Wednesday afternoon the members of the Ladies' Aid society will meet aI the church parlors.
 The infant son of MT. and Mrs. John Moves was christened at the morning services at the Methodist Episcopal church by the Rev. J. B. A1drich Su1- day.
 Mr. and Mrs. George Taylor of Pe- quot entertained over Sunday Mrs. Charles Smith of East Lyme
 Mrs Victor Pearson of Providence las been spending this week at the home of her parents, MT. and Mrs. AL bert Rosenlund-
 MT. and Mrs. Joseph Moran of Pe- quot entertained over the week end Mrs A. o. ForgUes and son. A1phonso Forgues. of Worcester.
 Peouot council, K of C., at their last meeting voted to hold social and dance.
 Thames Yields Fine Fish.
 Merwin Chapman and William smiddy had a successful catch of fiat fish Saturday, bringing in 50 which they caught in the Thames river.
 Mrs. Elizabeth Blanchard entertain ed at the Robertson homestead for the week end her brother ~fn-Iaw, Win and her niece. Miss Dorothy Robert son, of Meriden, now a. student at the
 The Thames Motor Boat club has recently purchased g new pool table for the club rooms
 Miss Ellen List, after Il visit of sew eraI weeks in Westerly. has returned home.
 Deacon and Mrs. Edwin Henry en- tertained the Rev. Walter McIntire during his stay in town