Norwich bulletin., 1913-02-08
New London County
UNCASVILLE
Old Mill Building Being RenrodeIed- Birthday surprise-Exeroises on Li- hrzry Day.

hr1ry Day.
 Mrs. Ezra Hempstead entertained the members of the Good Cheer Sun shine society at her home Thursday afternoon A business meeting was held, at which reports were read WflicE showed the society to be in fourishins condition After the business was transacted the time was devoted te sewing.
 Mrs Gillette Of East Lyme is a guest at the home of her brother Moses Chapman
 Friends have received news from James E. Constock since his arrival in Jacksonville. Fla MT. Comstock upon his arrival was met by one of his neighbors, Henry G. Jerome, who with Mrs Jerome is spending the win ter in Florida.
 Miss Carrie Smith after weeks visit with friends in PeQuot has re- turned to New London.
 Miss Geneva Smith Is confined to her home, i'll with an attack of the grip
 daughter, Ruth, of Norwich, have been spending this week with Mrs. Shafers parents, MT. and Mrs. Charles Burgess.
 Renodeling Building.
 The old building which at one time Elihu Street endeavored to turn into a grist mill has been leased by Fred St. Germaine, and is undergoing repairs to be used as a laundry.
 Mrs. Thomas Church entertained the members of the Ladies' Aid society at her home Wednesday afternoon
 O. A. Chapman, who spent 8 few days as the guest of relatives in Yantic, has returned home.
 MT. and Mrs Henry Hart returned to Norwich Monday afternoon, after short visit at the home of Mr. Hart's parents, MT. and Mrs Moses Hart
 Surprised on Birthday.
 Miss Leila Chapman was given surprise by friends Saturday night, it being her birthday. The company was entertained with selections on the graghophone and refreshments were served Miss Chapman was presented a box of chocolates and a handsome shopping bag.
 Over $27 Cleared.
 The senior class class at Palmer Me- moriaI school gave an entertainment and sale of ice cream. cake and candy Monday evening. The attendance was thing over S27 was cleared The class which is composed of Ruth Bergman, Elsie LABounty, Susan Home, Vera Burgess, Teresa Hickey. Dudley Nen Medic Loseno, will use the money rais- ed to defray the usual class trip to Hartford at graduating time.
 Orvfl1e c. Walden has returned from Boston
 
 over Sunday Howard Gardiner of Gardner Lake.
 Benefit for Sunshine Society.
 Miss May Benham entertained a party Saturday evening for the benefit Of the Good Cheer Sunshine society. The rooms were prettily decorated In yellow and white. Those present were Miss Ethna Edwards. Miss Barbara Comet. Miss Agnes Hampstead, Mss Ida Benhan1. Messrs- Harold Bartlett, Harry Williams Joseph Ravens, Tryon Benhaxn, John Libby, William V1ckery. and music. Piano selections by Miss Barbara Cornet and several solos by Harold Bartlett and Harry Williams were much enjoyed Refreshments were served during the evening.
 Library Day Observance.
 Friday afternoon exercises were held in the Tenth district CUEcasyiIle) school in observance of library day. The following programme was given: Song, schoois choruss roll call. re- sponses from quotations about books were read by pupils from Miss Quinn's room, reading, Rebeccasa Composition. Leona Devfne; book reviews, pupils from Miss Cornefs room; book mak- ing; reading, Dolores Edridge: The Barefoot Boy, Fannie Smith: song. Fairy Book, pupils from Miss Cor nets room; reading, The B1essedness of Books Mildred Coodfealow, read ing, What a Book Said Nicholas Doyle recitation Ten Little Soldiers. pupils from Miss Fa1iknea1.s room, reading, The BooEzsta1l, Grace Reyes. Jacaka- napes and the Pony, Francis Shfnng- ion, song. America
 Personals. Joseph Ki7leen left for Indiana 1 Monday, after few weeks spent in ! town Mrs Edwin Henry is confined to her home with a severe attack of grip. Edgar Crowley was @, week end wis for with friends in Providence