Norwich bulletin., 1913-10-11
UNCASVILLE
Birthday Party Given Thomas Dol Seare - Strawride to Norwich Sunshine Society Carries Cheer to AImshouse-Chicken Thieves.

Mrs. Charles s. Beebe and Mrs. AL bert w. Avery were delegates from Good Cheer Sunshine society to the Sunshine convention held in Walling- ford.
 Birthday Celebrated.
 Mr. and Mrs. Ambrose Sullivan, Mr. and Mrs. William Dolbeare, Mir. and Mrs John Nichols, Mrs Addie Strick- land, Mrs Henry Nelson, MT. and Mrs. MT and Mrs. Fred Rogers of Norwich, Mrs Frank Nichols, Miss Laura Woodworth, Miss Clara Woodwork, Miss Nallette Gavitt, Miss Mary Dol beare, George Reid, Earl Nelson of Providence, Pierson and Kenneth Dol beare were among those who assem- bled at the home of Mir. and Mrs. Thomas Dolbeare to observe Mr Dol beare's birthday anniversary. Refresh ments were served a feature being birthday cake with lighted candles. The evening was pleasantly spent. There was music by Mrs. Frank Nich- ols, Miss Nallette Gavitt and Mr Reid.
 Mr and Mrs. Joseph Delaney of Paterson, N. J., are guests a t the home of Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Dart.
 Miss Josephine Hart, who is teach ing in Hebron. was at the home of her parents; MT. and Mrs. Moses Hart, over the week end
 Miss Gertrude Rogers teacher in Black Hall. was an over Sunday guest at the home of her parents, MT and Mrs Frank H. Rogers.
 Miss Florence Adams, who is teach ing in JeWett City. was at the home of her parents, Mir. and Mrs. John Adams, over Sunday.
 Social and Dance.
 There was a good attendance at the social and dance given in Hickey's hall Friday night. Music was by Hickey's orchestra.
 Strawride to Norwich.
 A strawride party from New London to Norwich Wednesday night stopped on their way back and held a dance until about 1 o'clock Thursday morn ing, returning to New London. The trip was made in an autOtruck.
 Mr and Mrs Michael J. Hickey are entertaining Mrs William Dwyer of Norwich.
 Mir and Mrs Frank J. Alexander entertained over the week end MT. and Mrs. Stanley A. Smith of Watertown.
 Word has been received from Mrs. Charles B. Totman of her safe arrival at Aagdalene, N. M. where she was met by MT. Totman.
 Carried Cheer to AImshouse. Tuesday the Good Cheer Sunshine society made it's annual trip to the almshouse, going by way of a straw AB Carlton driving. About twenty mem bers were in the party. who arrived at the almshOuSe near 12 o'clock. Re- treatments of sandwiches, cake ice cream, fuit. tea and coffee were car ried by the members. Tables were set on the lawn, where the inmates of the almShOuse, with the superintend- ent and matron. Mir. and Mrs. James Beckwith, were invited to sit down with the members of the society. After r1F of the Sunshine society and vocal and instrumental music.
 Class Officers.
 The senior class at Palmer Memo rial school held it's class meeting, at which plans for holding an entertain ment were discussed and the following officers elected: President, Edward Geary; vice president, Lillian Sawyer; secretary, Emma Shapiro; treasurer. Laura Chapman. The class colors are crimson and white. The design for the class pin was selected.
 Mrs. Thomas Church entertained the Woman's Home Missionary society at her home on Gay Hill Friday after noon.
 Montville grange served supper after it's meeting Wednesday evening.
 Frank Craig, accompanied by Fred Church, spent the week end with friends in Norwich
 Joseph Hickey was in New YOrk to witness the first game of the worlds series.
 Joseph Marceaux of Pequot, who has been in Lawrence hospital, was brought home Monday.
 Henhouse Raids.
 Nathan Sheldon's henhouse was raided by chicken thieves on Sunday night. when six young bullets were carried off
 Raymond Palmer is having an addi- ton built to his house in Pequot
 Mrs. Nora Curtin entertained her son, Michael Mahoney, of Stonington over Sunday.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles Chapman were guests of relatives in town Sunday.
 The well on the property of Reyes Product company is being dug deeper by Frank Anderson.
 Master Mason of Oxoboxo lodge F and A. NJ, Melvin Furber, was at Gales Ferry Tuesday attending the funeral of q brother Mason, Harlan Newbury.