Norwich bulletin., 1913-04-12
Who is Going and Coming Incidents. Accidents
 and Building in Three Counties
UNCASVILLE
Musical Farce Well Presented-Bozrah Man Buys Johnson Piace-Enter- tainment by the Grange.

The musical farce The New Minis ter given in the Quaker Hill church | was largely attended. Over $40 was added to the treasury The rehearsals were under the supervision of Mrs. i Leola A. Comstock. Those taking part in it were members of the Chris tian Endeavor society. R. B. Hayes. George Bitters. Alfred Bitters. William Nelson, Miss Annie Bitters. Miss Mazte Brown. George Dram. Elwood Vickery. Miss Ida Benham. Robert Brown took the leading part, assisted by the others.
 Miss Ruth Long. niece of MT. and Mrs. Albert w. Avery, entertained her sister, Miss Louise Long. of Man tic, for a few days at Hilltop.
 sebooI of N Masa after spending his Easter vacation at the home of his parents. MT. and Mrs. Lester A. Comstock. at Hilltop, re- turned to resume studies Monday.
 Miss Minerva Comstocl1 is able to be out after being confined to her home most of the winter. James Taylor has entered the em- ploy of a company in Buffalo, N. Y,
 Mir. and Mrs. Herbert Hummen and child were guests Sunday at the home of MT. and Mrs. Clark Hunmell. Miss Josephine Hart was at the home of her parents, MT. and Mrs. Moses Hart, over the week end, at | tending the Decem club social
 Miss Shores of Norwich was the guest Of her sister the first or the week.
 Browning Family Returning. .. Mrs. Ida Browning, who has been spending the winter with her daugh- ter in Boston, expects to return this week to her home in town. accompa- children, who have been living in Providence, R. L, who will remain during the transportation of their household goods from Providence to Norwich.
 Bozrah Man Buys Property.
 Raymond Palmer of Bozrah has pur- chased the home of Perry Johnson in Pequot and has started moving his household goods there. Mir. and Mrs. William Sisson have moved from Palmertown into the house with Henry A. Bolles in this place. Grange Gives Play. Montvil1e grange. P. of H.. gave an entertainment in Palmer Memorial hall Wednesday night A four act drama entitled Valley Farm was presented. The dress social and dance given in Tookers hall Saturday evening was well attended and many of the cos tunes were grotesque.
 Home from Orange Grove.
 Mrs. Alice P Mitchell. who has been spending several weeks at her orange grove in Florida. returned to her home Tuesday afternoon.
 James E. Murphy. principal of the Palmer Memorial school. spent several days at his home in Dover. N. H. During his absence Miss Bertha Lyon substituted. MT. Murphy returned on Tuesday.
 During Miss Faulkners absence at the Uncasvil1e school Miss Bertha Lyon taught in her place.
 Miss Ethel Boynton is confined to her home at her uncles, Frank Miners, with an attack of tonsflftis.
 Assistant Superintendent.
 Miss Mary J. Taylor has been ap- pointed assistant superintendent of the Sunday school at Quaker Hill fin place of Harold Taylor, who resigned.
 The Missionary society met at the church parlors on Thursday afternoon.
 Miss Laura Woodwork entertained the members of the Sunshine society at her home Thursday.
 MT. and Mrs. Henry Jerome. who have been spending the winter with their daughter in Jacksonville, Fla, returned home this week.
 Frank Luddington, New Haven, is the guest of his grandparents. Rev. and Mrs. F. D. Iuddington. Rev. and Mrs. Luddington also have as guests their daughter, MT. and Mrs. Lyon, and child of Pittsield, Mass.