Norwich bulletin., 1913-02-01
New London County
UNCASVILLE
Social Affairs-Instailation st Grange News in General.

Mir. and Mrs. Thomas Doyle reeentl entertained their son, Nicholas Doyl of New York
 Church Workers Entertained By Paste
 A turkey supper was given by Rev P. J. O'Reilly of St. Johns Romal teachers and officers of the church. Tn affair took place st the parish hous and about twenty were present. spend ing a pleasant evening.
 The infant of MT. and Mrs. Charles Church died Saturday.
 Mrs. Ezra Hampstead, entertained the members of the Good Cheer Sun shine society Thursday afternoon.
 The senior class at Palmer Memoria. school is rehearsing the play No Mar in the House. The proceeds will be used to defray the expenses of the class trip.
 Surprise Party.
 A surprise party was given Miss Milicent Comstock and Miss Theima Dram on Saturday evening at the home of MT. and Mrs. Frederick B. Com stock. Those present were Miss Grace Kent, Miss Edythe Grant, Miss Eliza beth Alexander, Miss Ruth Long, Miss Hazel Beebe, Miss Frances Edwards, Miss Dorothea Hayes. Miss Jeanett Brown, Miss Millicent Comstock, Miss Dorothy Stearnss Miss Thelma, Miss Jennie Nelson Prentice Alexander, Creighton Tevlin, George Bftters, Har- old Taylor, Harry Donnel1y, Jacob Lin fcus, George Dram, Revere Beebe, Ells- worth Grant The affair was afrang- ed by Miss Dorothea Hayes and Miss Edythe Grant. and was a. complete Oran- The evening was spent in play ing games or various kinds Refresh ments were served
 Miss Lucy Morse gathered pansies in her garden on Saturday.
 Gift for Mrs. Thomas Speirs-
 erfv surprise party at her home on Friday evening. The evenings pleasure for Mrs. Speifs was planned by about thirty members of the Methodist church, who took part in the cantata recently g1ven at the church. As a token of apppre- ciation Mrs Speirs was presented a handsome gold veil pin. The evening was devoted to music. Several selec- fions by A. A. kennerson on the violin were much enjoyed. Refreshments were served.
 Miss Mary Tinker and Miss Hazel Pow CTS of Chesterfield returned to their homes Sunday after waiting MT. and Mrs Iathrope.
 wa1den's band vii give another se- cia1 and dance in Tooker's ha1 on Fri
 Fair Netted s1sa. One hundred and thirty nine dollars was received at the fair given by the Children of Mary society. of St Johns Roman Catholic church Friday evening fin Tooker's hall. MT and Mrs. Thomas Watt spent Sunday at the home of their son and daughter-in-1aw, Mir. and Mrs. John Watt in Poquonoc. l
 Grange Installation. Montvi1le grange, P. of H.. held a meeting in Palmer Memorial hall on "Wednesday evening. Officers were in- stalled, State Deputy Past Master Irv- 1 ing Crouch of Groton seating the off, 1 zI~-- ~<~f %l,,. @~r-., permitted to invite two friends to at ] tend. After the ceremonies as supper | was served the members and their | guests. MT. and Mrs. William Bowker of | New London were weekend visitors l at the home of Mrs. Bowkers parents, A1r. and Mrs. John Daniels. Miss Marion Lynch entertained over 1 the week end Miss Agnes Goodfel1ow l of Massapeag. l Mrs. George Beauregard of Gayhill l over Sunday MT. and Mrs. l James Garrett of Central Village. MT. and Mrs. George Taylor of Pe- ! quot entertained over Sunday MT. and l Mrs Charles Smith and daughter, Miss l Cassie Smith of Mantle. G. Turner Loonnis attended the | meeting of the grafN lodge commit l tee of I. o. o. F. held in New Lon- don Sunday. Cornelius Fitzgerald of PeQuot Is | working in Palmer Bros. Co.'S mill.
 John Brows visited with friends in 1 Norwich the first of the week
 Mrs. M. H. Tucker visited in New | London Tuesday.