Norwich bulletin., 1913-10-04
NEWS FROM ONE HUNDRED LIVE CORRESPONDENTS
UNCASVILLE
o. U. A. M. to Accept New London. nvitation-Entertainm for Band -New Bridge Contract Awarded.

-NeW Bridge Contract Awarded.
 The senior class at the Uncasville school Tenth district, held it's first class meeting, electing the following officers: President Kathryn McDer- mott; vice president. Helen Shea; sec retary, Grace Reyes: treasurer, Robert
 Mrs Maurice Brown is entertaining her mother, Mrs. Rogers.
 Mrs. Charles T. Beebe was chosen delegate to the state Sunshine convention Tuesday at Wallingford.
 1Ir. and Mrs. Cornelius F1aherty have begun keeping house in one of the Robertson tenements, on the back road.
 New Bridge.
 Austin Perry has the contract for a new bridge across the stream at the Pequot mills.
 Invitation Accepted.
 At the meeting of o. U. A. NJ, Thurs day night the members accepted the held by Ledyard council of New Lon don in October. 4 supper was served the members after the business part of the meeting was over.
 Walter Dart of Springfield returned to his home on Monday after a week end visit with his mother, Mrs. Henry Dart.
 David F'rieburg, station agent at the Central Vermont railroad station in this place, has resigned to enter the employ of the Thames Specialties C9. in the shipping department.
 MT and Mrs. George Hewitt are entertaining their son and wife, Mr. and Mrs Cyril Hewitt, who have been south for Mir Hewitts health, WhiOh is greatly improved.
 Rev. and Mrs F. D. Luddington are entertaining Mr and Mrs. Lyon and child If DittGfieT1
 Miss Ruth Long is entertaining her sister, Miss Louise Long of Mantle at her home at Hill Top.
 Band Entertained.
 Walden's band were entertained at the home of MT. and Mrs. Herbert Dart Friday evening. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Dart, assisted by Mrs Wallace Potter and Mrs. William Sisson.
 Will Visit Alnnshouse.
 The trip to the towns alnshouse to be made by the members of Good Cheer Sunshine society which was postponed, will be made Oct '.
 A bed of beautiful dahlias belonging to Mrs. M. E. Tooker, has attracted considerable attention these past. few weeks
 Miss Helen Morris of New London was the guest of Deacon and Mrs. Ed win Henry over Sunday.
 H. B. Tooker, mail carrier from this office, is enjoying his annual fifteen days vacation. Fred Simpson is sub stitute.
 The Wonans Home Missionary SO ciety was entertained at the home of Mrs. Asabel Latimer Friday afternoon
 Services at the Quaker Hill church Sunday morning were in charge Of Richard Mansfield, superintendent of the Bradley Street Mission, in place of the pastor Rev. F. D. tuddingtoh, who is on his vacation.
 Joseph Berth of Hanover was the guest of friends in town Sunday
 Mrs, Roscoe c. Dart, 1who has been spending q while with relatives Tn Paterson, N. J., returned home Satur- Friends In town received notice of the death of Mrs. F. l.. Rittar in WesI Fitchburg, Mass, which occurred Sun day. She was the step daughter CT Mrs Henry McArdle of Pa1meftown,
 Mrs. Fred J. Hope entertained the members of the Ladies Aid society at her home Thursday afternoon.
 Injured in Auto Collision.
 Mrs. Frank Crandall, who was run into bS an automobile while driving a horse, receiving injuries from which she is Improving, being able to get out doors for a little while each day.
 Mr and Mrs. Dwight Kelsey, with MT. and Mrs. Fred J. Hope, took an automobile trip to New Haven on Sun day, visiting friends during their stay
 Fined $2 and Costs.
 Max Lauzk was arrested by Con- stable M. J. Hickey on charge of breach of the peace and tried before Justice of the peace William Smiddy Monday. He was fined g and costs.
 Infants Funeral.
 The funeral services of Beatrice Me Kenzie, the eleven months old daugh- ter of MT and Mrs. William McKen- zie was held from the Baptist church afternoon.
 Fred Babbitt of Hanover was the guest of relatives in town the first of the week.