Norwich bulletin., 1913-04-26
New London County
UNCASVILLE
Surprise Visit To Mrs. F. A. comstock F Band Concert at Quaker Hiii-
 Hyacinths at Hubbard Estate.


 Hyacinths at Hubbard Estate.
 The drama Valley Farm given by Montville Grange was repeated Fri day night in Iedyard-
 Mir and Mrs. Roscoe C. Dart are entertaining Mrs. Elizabeth Lees. Miss Frances Lees and Miss Hattie Warren Of Paterson, N. J.
 Attorney Charles w. Comstock, is having his fine residence renovated for the coming summer. , The bed of hyacinths on the c. +. Hubbard grounds attract general at tention.
 James Armstrong of Winsted was the guest of his, daughter Mrs. Charles Chapel recetly.
 Most of the schools in town observed Arbor day.
 The teachers in three schools in town were in Jordan attending the teachers meeting, Friday
 Mrs. Arthur Strickland has been entertaining her mother Mrs. D. B. Bingham of Quaker IIilL
 Missionary Meeting.
 The yVoman's Home Missionary so- ciety met at the home of Mrs Eloise Landphere on Friday afternoon
 Mrs George Enos and children Of Pawtucl<et, R. l.. were guests of Mrs. Charles E. Rogers on Hill Top this week
 Mrs. D Chester Comstock who has been spending the winter at the home of MT. and Mrs Charles A. Chapman has returned to her home at MontV1lle Center
 Miss Leila Chapman is visiting rel atives in Mantle.
 Mrs. Ray Woodmansee entertained the Ladies Aid Society of the Baptist church, Tuesday afternoon
 Surprise for Mrs. Comstock.
 Thursday evening surprise was given Mrs. T. A. Comstock at her I.x t.lI- -irac aT-t in the New Minister a drama given recently at the Quaker Hill church A handsome potted plant was given Mrs. Comstock in appreciation of the work in coaching the players.
 Among those present were Miss Annie Bitters. Miss Katherin Moore, Miss Ruth Long. Miss Hazel Beebe, Miss ThelTna Dram. Miss Ida Ben ham, Miss Jennie Nelson, Miss Ethna Edwards, Miss Dorothea Hayes, Miss Ida Brown Miss Edyth Grant Miss Grace Kent, George Bitters, Robert Brown, William Comstock, Alfred Bit ters, George Dram, TIyen Benham, Elwood Vickery, George Bragan, John Miller, William Nelson The evening was pleasantly spent and refreshments were served.
 Frank Luddington, grandson of Rev. and Mrs. F. D. LHddington, of Hill Top who has been their guest has re- turned to New Haven.
 Mrs. Elvira Douglas who has been spending the winter with relatives in New London has come to their daugh- ter's Mrs. w. Irving Browning's to spend the summer.
 Attended New York Convention
 Among those of Good Cheer Sun shine society to attend the interna- tional convention in New York are Mrs. Albert w. Avery, president of Good Cheer society, Mrs Frederick F. COmstock and Mrs Charles B. Totman.
 
 employ of James F.. Con1Stock as housekeeper and will make her home with. her daughter Mrs. Frank Beck with of New London
 MT. and Mrs Henry Jerome who have been spending the winter in Jacksonville. Fla. have returned home. Mrs. Charles F. Rogers of Hill Top, entertained the members of the Good Cheer Sunshine society, Thursday Mrs. Emma Whaley who has been spending the winter with friends in town has returned to her home in Mantle
 I. J. Alexander is having the old barn and silo in front of his new residence which he has had recently built. torn down, much improving the looks of his property
 A cistern is being put in to the basement at the Quaker Hill church. Orville Walden returned home the last of the week from a five days visit in Worcester.
 Charles Bartlett is substituting at Darts store for Fred Simpson who is taking the F.. F. D. route this week. Michael Murphy has succeeded A. P1ouff in the employ of w E. Walden. Walden's band gave concert in the Quaker Hill church Wednesday night.
 Mrs Henry Ames of Norwich is visiting relatives in town.
 Bertram Fdmonds is working with the Thames Speciality Co.
 American council, Q. U A. NJ. have already commenced to arrange for the observance of Memorial day
 Entertainment and Social.
 The Young Mems social club of Montville Center gave an entertain ment followed by a dance in Robert sons hall Friday evening. The en- tertainment was the repetition of the four act drama Me and Otis. given by the club last winter at the chapel at the Center,