Norwich bulletin., 1913-05-17
UNCASVILLE
Silver Pie Knife Presented Mrs. Charles G. Turner on Birthday Wind Damages Handsome Tree Mothers Day Observed.


 i pleasant surprise was given Mrs. Charles C. Turner Thursday after noon, it being her birthday. About sixteen friends met at her home, spending the afternoon Refreshments were served and during the time a silver pie knife was presented Mrs. , Turner. Mrs. c. C. Chappell in an original poem presented it in behalf of the company.
 At Sunshine Convention.
 Miss Laura Woodwork. who is del egate from Good Cheer Sunshine S0- clety. left town Tuesday, accompanied by Mrs, Albert w. Avery. the society," 5 president, also Mrs. Frederick E. Com stock and Mrs. George w. Dart. to at ! tend the Sunshine convention in New i York.
 Miss Alice Prentice of PeQuonock Wh0 has been visiting several friends in town, left Sunday night for home.
 Frank Johnson moved from Oakdale to Pequot this week
 Mr. and Mrs. Arthur LaFlamm had their infant son Christened in St. John Roman Catholic church recent Iy. The chiid's name is Kenneth Yer non LaFIam.
 Thomas Dolbeare has been spending several days with his daughter. Mrs. Ambrose Sullivan. of Mohegan.
 Entertained for Guest.
 MT. and Mrs. Henry Church enter
  in honor of their guest, Miss Agnes Prentice, of Pequonoc.
 Mrs. Charles Kingsley visited the week end with relatives in Norwich
 Alr. and Mrs, Earl 1. Browning and children of Norwich were guests of Mir. Browning's mother. Mrs. w. 1. Browning, over the week end.
 Fine Tree Spoiled.
 Three large branches were blown off n of Palmer Memorial school building during the high wind recently, mutt lating the tree so much it is thought it will have to be removed.
 Clarence c. Manchester of New York spent the week end at the home of his daughter, Mrs. C. Everett Chap man.
 Mir and Mrs. Trueman Reyes enter tained over Sunday NIT. and Mrs. James Thurston of New London.
 Attorney Charles w. COmstocI1 is spending a few weeks fishing in Maine.
 Mrs. James B. Armstrong returned to her home in Norwich Monday after few days visit with relatives in town.
 Sang at St. Johns Church
 At the last mass Sunday at St Johns Roman Catholic church Miss Harriet Kelley. soprano in St. Mary's church, New London, sang
 Mir, and Mrs. Charles Gordon are moving their household goods from their farm on Raymond Hill to the Ritchie house owned by the T F. Rob ertsOn estate.
 Mir and Mrs. George Patton of New London were the guests Sunday of MT Paton's mother, Mrs Jane Patton Mrs. Israel GeTo after a visit with friends in New York. accompanied by her father. Thomas DowdeH has re- turned to her home in PequOt
 Mothers Day. Mothers day was observed by the churches, carnations being distributed among the mothers of the COngrega- uons and by special sermons by the pastors.
 Attended Services.
 At the first services held in the Chesterfield church Sunday. besides the pastor Deacon Edwin Henry. Miss , Marion Henry, Miss Minnie Chapel. Miss Florence Chapel, Miss Lydia OI- l sen, Miss Gertrude Olsen. John Brown l and several others were in attendance { from PalmeTtown.
 The Young Ladies Friday Night | dub was entertained at the Baptist ! 'hapel Monday night by Misses Hen i -ietta Gridley Charlotte Simpson, ! RObie BOyntOn Ethel Boynton Games ! md music were enjoyed after which . refreshments were served.
 The Ladies Aid society was enter . aimed In The chapel of the church at quaker Hill Wednesday afternoon Miss MaTgaTet Brown suffered a 1aralytic shock on Saturday night and Ter condition is serious.