Norwich bulletin., 1913-10-18
Who is Going and Coming-Incidents, Accidents
 and Building in Three Counties
UNCASVILLE
Benevolent Plans of Sunshine Society -Demina Chapman Marriage pr. Wilson Purchases Real Estate.

Good Cheer Sunshine society was entertained at the home of James E. ComstoCk Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Charles T. Beebe, the delegate to the state convention held at Wallingford, made an interesting report of the work done by the society through the state. At the convention a collection amount Ing to $79 was taken, which will be devoted to establishing a fund for starting a home for aged couples. that they need not be separated in their latter days.
 The society held a reception Satur- day evening for Dr. Walter A. Gardi- ner, Sunshine chaplain of New York, in the church parlors at Quaker Hill. The rooms were prettily decorated with autumn leaves and dahlias with the Sunshine colors. An entertaining programme was given by Madame M. L. Reed of New London and Madame SuaVe; recitatiOns by John Libby; a piano duet by Miss Ruth Long and Miss Hazel Beebe, and an address by pr Gardiner. After the programme cake and ice cream were served. Many out of town guests were present
 Sunshine Sunday.
 Sunday morning the services in the Quaker Hill church were the observ- ance of Sunshine Sunday, which was indefinitely postponed a few weeks ago. The services were carried out in aC- cordancC with the Sunshine manual. Mrs E. J Hampstead rendered a solo entitled There is Beauty Everywhere and Dr. Gardiner rendered His Eye is on the Sparrow, followed by an address by Dr. Gardiner, listened to by the congregation with interest.
 pr. Gardiner was entertained during his stay at the home of Mrs. Charles T. Beebe.
 Clerk Resigns.
 Charles Bartlett has left the employ of George w. Dart at his store in this village. MT. Darts son Edward. who has been in the PalmertOWn store. has taken the vacancy Joseph Delaney of Paterson, N. J., has succeeded Ed ward Dart at the PaImertOwn store.
 A1rs Clarence Avery and children of South Windham have been spending a while as the guests of Mrs. Avery's parents, Mir and Mrs. Albert W. Avery, at Hill Top.
 pr. Wilson Buys Property.
 Dr. F. E. Wilson has purchased the property of Mrs. Elizabeth Burchard, located at Cornet's Corner. in this vil- lage. F. E. Tooker. who has been oc- cupyIng one of the tenementS in this house, has moved his family and household goods to the house of Frank 5. Robinson. Mrs Arnold and Mrs Devine, who occupied the other tene- ment in the house, have moved into J. d. DIlSCOi mouse at GeQuOL.
 Miss Ruth Craig, who has been spending few days with friends In Baltimore, Md, has returned home.
 At-tl1e regulaE- meeting of c. M ffttI'sdsys TIE 1t Was a4ssa hold a fair With social and dance
 The services at the Chesterfield Bap- tist church were postponed on account of bad weather Sunday.
 Mir. and Mrs. Raymond MT. and Mrs. Frank Lee of Branford, Mass, took an automobile trip to this town Friday and visited at the home of Mir and Mrs. George N. Wood.
 Dening-Chapman.
 Miss Bessie Chapman, 8. former res- ident of this town and daughter of MT and Mrs. Merwin Chapman. of Gay HiIl. was united in marriage with John Deming of New Britain. The marriage took place in New Britain Thursday.
 Miss Ruth Shaffer of New London, who has been spending a few weeks with her grandparents, returned home Sunday.
 Miss Edith Taylor, after two weeks spent with friends in Springfield, has returned.
 Mrs. Augustus Stearns is spending this week with relatives in Boston,
 The Ladies' Aid society was enter tained at the Quaker Hill church par lors Wednesday afternoon.