Norwich bulletin., 1913-06-21
New London County
UNCASVILLE
Officers of Epworth Leasue-Danein9 Class Season Ends-Graduating Ex- ercises at UncasviIIe School.

The Epworth league at its recent business meeting elected the following officers for the ensuing year: Presi- dent, Miss Florence Holmes; vice pres idents, Miss Iva Bartlett, Mrs. James B. AIdrich Mrs Edith Calvert, Mrs. William Noble; secretary, Miss Win nie Bartlett; treasurer, Mrs. Mary Newton: organist, Miss Iva Bartlett
 Mrs Oliver Conover, child and sister, Miss Marion Manchester of Jersey City, N. J., are spending a few weeks with Mrs c. Everett Chapman.
 Howard Kelsey and Herbert Rogers have obtained employment n Hart ford
 New Read.
 First Selectman George H. Bradford had men at work this past week laying cut a new road which extends from the Gay Hill road southeast to the Elias Eeckwith place. This road when oorl- pieted will accommodate several fam ilies living off the main road.
 Arthur l.. Botham 'isited in Hartford this week.
 Good Cheer Sunshine society was en- tersained Thursday afternoon at the home of the society's president, MrS. Albert w. Avery, at Hill Top.
 Howard Kelsey and Herbert Rogers have obtained work at Hartford.
 Elmer left, who is employed in C1n terbury, is spending a few days in town.
 Miss Daisy Bergman and Miss Ruth Kent of Norwich were in town Friday evening attending the graduating ex- e1cises at Palmer Memorial school.
 Teachers Leave for Home.
 Miss Charlotte Simpson, teacher in grade one in Palmer Memorial school left Saturday for her home in Walling-' ford. Miss Helen Kelley, another teach CT, left the last of the week for her home in Danbury.
 James E. Murphy, principal of Pal mer school, will spend his vacation at his home in Dover, N. H. @ George Burke and William Edwards of Westerly, R. I.,were week end guests of friends in town.
 Miss Jospehine Hart. who has been teaching in Salem, returned to the home. of her parents. MT. and Mrs. Moses Hart, Saturday to spend her vacation
 End of Dancing Class
 Wednesday evening closed the term of dancing lessons conducted by John Carlton in Tooker's hall.
 Mrs Maurice Brown. who has been attending the commencement exercises at Jefferson college Philadelphia, has returned home.
 Saturday evening a party was given on the lawn in front of the home of MT. and Mrs. Thomas Church, in honor of Miss Sadie Edwards. Outdoor games were played and refreShmenIS SerVou
 Commencement Exercises.
 The graduation exercises in the Tenth district (Uncasville) school were held in the chapel of the Methodist church Monday afternoon under the supervision of the principal Miss Grace L Hooper The following programme was rendered: March: invocation, Rev. J B. Aldrich song, The Rally, schooi chorus; Cottage Gardens in England, May Sullivan; American History as a Basis of Literature Mildred Goodfel- low; songs A. Santa Lucia and Slum- ber Song, girls of graduating class; reading Kentucky Bel, Irene Beetham, Rebecoa's Composition Writing, Leona Devine; Joaquin Miller, Margaret Me Dermott: The Necessity of Manual Labor. Nicholas Doyle; song. The Peasants Return, school chorus; class paper with valedictory, Ruth Beebe; address and presentation of diplomas, Frederick A. Johnson; awarding or Comstock prizes; song, Kellar's Amer ican Hymn. school chorus. Those com posing the graduating class were Ruth Beebe Irene Beetham., Leona Devine, Nicholas Doyle, Mildred Goodfellow, Margaret McDermott, Mary Sullivan.
 Personals.
 Mrs. Winthrop M. Daniels and son, Balfour, of Princeon, N. J., are guests of Mrs. Elizabeth Burchard at the Robertson homestead.
 Mir. and Mrs. Walter Jeffers are en- tertaining Mr Jeffers' mother, Mrs. Sarah Jeffers of Jewett City.
 Miss Adtlie Miller, who has been spending few days in Pawtucket, RI I, has returned home.
 Mrs Henry Allen is entertaining Mrs. Reuben Allen and child of Boston.
 Mrs. Sarah SPencer's Funeral.
 The funeral services of Mrs. Sarah Spencer were held on Saturday at her late home at 12 o'clock The Rev. F. n. Luddington officiated, and burial was in Comstock cemetery, beside MT. Spencer whose death occurred several wears ago.