Norwich bulletin., 1913-08-09
New London County
UNCASVILLE
Gross Receipts of Bazaar $ff5--Rirth- day Surprise Party-6each Out ines


 The bazaar given by Good Cheer Sunsh2.ie society Was we'll patronizcd Over 15 was taken in from the sup per and sales of various articles The . management in charge of the affail was Mrs. Laura E. Woodwork, as sisted by Mrs. Augustus c. Sterns and Miss Catherine Barry, at the we'll were Mrs. Charles Burgess and Mrs. ThoS Church, at the laundry table were Mrs Maurice A. Brown. Mrs. Mary Cornet Mrs. Nathan A. Woodworth, at the cake table Miss Ida Benham, Miss Ettina Edwards. at the candy booth Mrs. Milicent Comstock. Miss Eliza beth Alexander, Miss Francis Ed . wards; Mrs. Jennie Nelson served ice cream and punch. William Hester Hiram Eldridge were inrchangea of the post office, delivering letters free of charge. Mrs George w, Dart took charge of the supper tickets. Mrs. Chas, Blotman, Mrs. Frederick E. Comstock. Mrs. Charles T. Beebe. Mrs. Thomas Watt, William H. Os- born, Miss Elizabeth Taylor Miss Mary Benham, Miss Ruth Long and Miss Thelma Dram walters on tables.
 Leaves For New London.
 Mrs. Lewis Hurlbutt of Hartford, who has been the guest of Mrs. Thos. Watt. left Saturday to visit relatives in New London.
 strawride to Lake.
 About twenty of the young folks went to Gardner Lake on strawride ,y Henry Church, attending a sSciaI md dance held at the grove under , he management of J. Lawrence Ray nond, Herman Johnson and Harry Atwood. r<
 Surprised on Birthday.
 Miss Thelma Dram and Robert Brown arranged a surprise party for George Bitters on his birthday. Games were played and refreshments were served Those present were: Miss Dorothy Stearns. Miss Helen Rice of Springfield. Mass. Miss Millicent Comstock, Miss Jennie Nelson, Miss Edith Grant. Miss Annie Bitters, Miss Lena Bitters, Miss Mae Bitters. Miss Thelma Dram and George Bitters, Russel Harris. Carlos Barry, James Robertson. Henry Smith of Harrinton Park, N. J.. Robert Brown, Myron Ben Alfred Bitters, Lewis Bitters. Will ard Nelson, George Dram.
 Personal Items.
 Mrs Josephine Hart is spending tins week as the guest of MT. and Mrs. Winfield Hanney of Salem. Miss Leila Chapman is the guest of relatives in Salem this week.
 Miss Hazel Beebe. daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Charles M. Beebe is spend ing this week with relatives at Dur rey Hill.
 guest Of her mother in New London
 At the Shore. \ A party of Montville peope spend ihg this week at Pleasure beach in cludes: Mrs. Percy Woodmansee, Mrs. Dan D. Home. Mrs. Fred J. Hope, who were joined by Mrs. George Rice of Haven. The party left Saturday and families.
 Miss Susie Wood. Miss Grace Wood and Miss Ella Rosenbund spent the week end at Mrs. A. P. Mitchells cot tage at Pleasure beach.
 Miss Addie Johnson of Hartford is passing her vacation with relatives in town.
 Guy A. Loon1is, employed in Hart home of his fatther, G. Turned Loom- is
 MT. and Mrs. Fred Spencer are en- tertaining Mrs. Spencer's aunt Miss Mary Campbell of Middletown.
 George E. Clough of Palmer, Mass, town left Sunday night for New York.
 Guests From Ohio.
 MT. and MT. Frank E. Austin are entertaining Mrs. Austin's sister, Mrs. Penny and a daughter of Ohio.
 James Everetts, who is employed in Hartford is at his home for a week. Miss Nellie Brouillard who has been spending some time with friends in Arctic, R. l., has returned to her home in Pequot.
 Mir and Mrs. George Holmes of Hamburg were guests Sunday at the home of MT. and Mrs. Edwin Henny. Mrs. Jennie Everetts returned home Saturday night from a weeb'- visit rela lives in Hartford