Norwich bulletin., 1913-01-25
UNCASVILLE
New Hall Formally opened-Anniver : sary Party for John o. Nichols and Several of His Guests-kermiss and Social.

1 Rockers hall was formally opened to the public Thursday evening by a social. and dance given by the mem- bers of Walden's band. Postmaster i M. sE. Tooker has recently had the hall i constructed by enlarging the old build 1 ing which has been used for post office and car station. The hall is under heath the building ana is large, with modern heating and lighting. There was 8 large attendance at the social l Walden's band of twenty pieces fur nished music for dancing. At Grange Meeting.
 Among those attending the state grange meeting in New London were Clyde M- Beebe. Miss Iva Bartlett, Miss Florence Chapman. Mrs. Moses Hart
 Mrs. William Noble entertained the members of the Ladies' Aid society at her home Wednesday afternoon.
 Tuesday evening social and dance was given in Hicl1ey's hall About thirty Were present The affair was arranged by Joseph Hickey and Lewis fetefS- The evening was pleasantly spent in dantNng. Joseph Hickey as ist, furnished music. Earl Carlton was prompter.
 Mrs. Albert w. Avery entertained the Good Cheer Sunshine society at ternoon The time was devoted to making aprons.
 Surprise Party.
 A surprise party was given John c. Nichols Friday evening. As it was also the birthday of Mrs. Addie Strick- land and George Riel who were afnong the guests and was the anniversary of the marriage of Mr. and Mrs. Nichols son. Mir. and Mrs. Frank Nichols of New London, the gathering was a eel ebration for many Among the guests were MT. and Mrs. Frank Nichols of London Nichols. Mrs Addie Strickland, Mr and Mrs. E. R. Clark of Hartford, MT. and Mrs. Thomas DOlbear MT and Mrs. Ambrose Sullivan Mir. and Mrs William G. Dolbear, MT and Mrs. Walter Do!bear. MT. and Mrs. Maurice A. Brown, Mir. and Mrs. Charles I. Beebe Rev. and Mrs. Frank D. Lud- dington, MT and Mrs Ezra J. Hemp stead. MT. and Mrs. Peter Taylor, Mir and Mrs. Nathan Woodworth, AIra and Mrs Frederick E. Comstocky MT and Mrs Augustus C. Stearns, Mr and Mrs. Willard Brown. Mir and Mrs. Frank J. Alexander Mir and Mrs w Henry Benham. Mrs George w. Dart, Mrs. Charles Rogers Mrs. Francis P. Robertson, Mrs. Mary Cornet. Mrs. Albert w. Avery. Mrs. Fred Bitters. Mrs. Addie Stoddard. Miss Annie Bit ters. Miss Mary Benham. Miss Laura Woodwork, Miss Lucy Allen, Miss Mary J. Comstock. Alice Williams. Miss Mary Doibear, Miss Dorothy
 
 Jennie Nelson. Miss Elizabeth Taylor. Misses Elizabeth and Alice Alexander. James Comstock. Piersonl Dolbear, Kenneth Dolbear, Thomas Woodworth George Dram and George Rie1
 A fine supper of roast turkey, salad. baked beans biscuit and cake was enjoyed. Two birthday cakes were decorated and lighted by candies. Stearns and singing by others present was enjoyed. Mir. Nichols was pre- sented a birthday book and Mr. Riel received box of cigars.
 Study Glass Meeting.
 The Woman's Home Mission study glass met on Thursday afternoon with Mrs. E. D. Lyon.
 Clarence Q. Manchester of New York was a week end guest at the home of his daughter. Mrs. C. Everett Chap man.
 Officers Of Aid Society.
 The members of the Ladies' Aid so- cIety met at the home of Mrs. Alice F. Mitchell Thursday afternoon and chose the following officers the com ing ing year: President Mrs. Alice P. Wood1nansee, Mrs. Julia Coen, Mrs. Thomas Church. Mrs. " elvin H. Thur per; secretary and treasurer. Miss Bertha Lyon: relief committed Mrs Mrs. Melvin Furber. Mrs. Charles G. I urner; work committee, Mrs Edwin $. Henry. Mrs. Roscoe c. Dart.
 John Lynch has returned after a few days spent in New York, where he attended the funeral of a reIa- tive.
 kernniss and Social.
 The Children of Mary of St Johns Roman Catholic church gave a 1errr1iss and social in Tooker's hall on Friday night. The proceeds are to be devoted te the church funds
 Mrs. Leolin A. Constock entertained the members of the Ladies' Aid SO cfety of the Quaker Hill church at her home at Hill Top on Wednesday af- ternoon.
 James F. Comstock left Monday for New York to take a steamer for Jack sonFille. Fla, where he will spend few weeks.