Norwich bulletin., 1913-03-19
NOANK
Mrs. Marcia Hadley Entertains on e0th Birthday-Special Religious Meet ines-SociaI Affairs.

Mrs Marcia Hadley entertained rel atives at her home recently on her were MT. and Mrs Charles Sohaffer, Mir and Mrs. Bertice Rathbun, MT. ana Mrs. Fred Ward. MT. and Mrs. Harri- son Ward. MT. and Mrs. Max Muse, MT. and Mrs. Rodney Singer. Mrs Hattie Beebe, Benjamin Ward, Miss Ella Babcock. Miss Edna Babcock, Miss Ethel Middlebrook. Alfred Ward and Frank Muse. Mrs. Hadley re- ceived many pretty and useful gifts. Supper was served, the feature being a huge birthday cake.
 overhauing Schooner.
 Schooner Tartar, Capt. Henry Lang worthy. which is being overhauled ana made ready for the opening of the fishing season, is expected to be ready to go into commission about the first of April.
 The society of Silver Links met .on Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. John Christianson,w where a pleas ant time was enjoyed after the work oT the session
 Cake Sale.
 The cake sale conducted by the so- cieties of the Baptist church was very successful, a large sum being real ized.
 Mrs. c. S. Pidgeon, Mrs. McComber. Mrs. Copp and Mrs. John Kelly have been guests of MT. and Mrs. Thomas Wood of New London.
 Miss Ada May Davis of Cove street D. D. s. club, games, music and re- treatments making up the order o+ the evening.
 Harold Butson has secured employ ment at the Merritt farm at Fort Hill
 Angus Macleod has returned to his duties in New Haven after visiting his family on Prospect Hill.
 Judge and Mrs. A. P. Anderson have moved to their new home on Elm street.
 EvaneeIistic Meetings.
 Interesting meetings are being held each evening this week in the Meth odist Episcopal church by the pastor Rev. C. Hatch. and Rev MT. Barnlund, the evangelistic singer. who has been for the past three weeks in Mystic, Mrs. Emma Spencer called on friends ir New London Tuesday.
 Mrs Walter Lewis of Uxbridge, Mass, who is visiting her mother, Mrs. Edwin Carson, of Pearl street, spent Tuesday in New London, the guest of her sister.
 Mrs Hattie Daboll was the guest Of friends in Groton Tuesday
 Returning to Wauresan.
 Mrs A. R. Meister of Spring street has returned from a long visit to Wauregan. She will spend a few days
  week, as MT. Meister is employed there.
 George Brady of Westerly has been relatives in the village.
 Miss Florence Morrison of Poquon- ock has been visiting her parents. Mir. and Mrs. Angus Morrison.
 Miss Gladys Douglas will return to- morrow from a visit to friends in Bos- ton.
 Missionary Meeting.
 Thursday evening g. missionary meeting will be held at the Noank Baptist church. a which Rev. Paul Skokan will speak.
 MT. and Mrs. Thomas McWhinney of Riverside have been visiting friends n the village.
 MT and Mrs Frank Lamphere of New London spent Sunday with rela- ives on High street.
 Mrs William Holiday of Fort Ra- ,hel place has been visiting relatives 5n Prospect Hill
 Mrs. Thompson, who has been visit ne Mrs. Edward Babcock of the West Side, has returned to South Norwalk Elmer Doyle has returned from 
 Schooner Tartar is being painted and put in shape for commission. R: s. Eaton has returned from his 1ome in Providence, where he spent he week end.
 Mrs. Jasper Brown is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Clarence Bradley, in New York