Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-27
Page. Nine to Sixteen
UNCAsvILLE
Gift for Hostess on eirthday-odd Fellows Memorial Sunday-Lucss- Fitzgerald Marriage.


 Misses Ruth Bergman, Laura Chap man. Teresa Hickey, Lillian Sawyer. Vera Burgess, Aida Lusignan, Minnie Clark. Agnes Quinn, Louis Peters. An drew Rosenlund, Henry St. Germatn, ATmond Plouf. Frank Craig, Louis LaBounty, Robert ~kennerson, Arthur Rhaeum, MT. and Mrs. Harry Rogue, MT. and Mrs. Joseph Delaney were invited to spend Tuesday evening at the home of MT. and Mrs. L. J. La Bounty in honor of the birthday of their daughter, Miss Edna LaBounty. After an evening of games and music, lunch was served. During the even ing Miss LaBounty was presented a gold chain and pendant in behalf of the company.
 Various Items.
 Miss Alice Hooper left town Thurs day to spend few weeks as the guest of her niece, Mrs. Lewis Phinney, in Arlington, Mass.
 Joseph St. Germain and daughter, Miss Eva St. Germain, are spending a few days with friends in Springfield, Mass.
 Mrs. Clarence Walden and children Of Jamaica Plains, accompanied by Mrs. Walden's mother, have arrived in town to spend the summer.
 Mrs. Charles Kingsley is spending a few days with relatives in Providence.
 Mrs. Nancy Street of Gay Hill is visiting relatives in Poquetanuck. pr. and Mrs. Frank E. Wilson are entertaining Mrs. Wilson's brother, Harry Cutler, of Hartford
 The dance given in Hickey's hall Friday evening was well attended. Many out of town guests were present. Miss Edna Kelley of Derby, a former teacher in Palmer Memorial school. spent few days recently as the guest | of MT. and Mrs. Frank Miner. [. O. o. F. Memorial Sunday. AhnNlf of 1olo I. O. O. F.. met at the lodge rooms in Palmer Memorial hall Sunday and | marched to Comstock's cemetery, where | the graves of the members of the lodge were decorated and a memorial service 1 was conducted. After the services here the company went to Norwich to take part in the exercises there. Trip to Hartford. The senior class at the Tenth dis | trict, Uncasville, school started Tues | day morning for the annual class trip | to Hartford They were accompanied ] school closed Friday afternoon with | special exercises. There were seven | members in the class.
 | Friday Thomas .Furber of Cortland N. Y, who has been spending a few 1 weeks as the glest of his son. NJ H | Furber, returned home
 | Fined in Justice Court. z | brought before Justice of the Peace | William Smiddy Monday on a charge | of assault and breach of peace. He was fined 8 and costs, amounting tO | s19.9S. which he paid.
 Lucas-Fitzgerald. Monday at St. Johns Roman Cath | olic rectory Rev. P. J. O'Reilly united ! in marriage Miss Annie Fitzgerald daughter of Mir. and Mrs. James Fitz- gerald, of Pequot, and Herbert Luca: l of Norwich. The bride was attended | by her cousin, Miss Bessie Fitzgerald and the best man was Cornelius Fitz- gerald, a brother of the bride. 2 1art's Team Won. The baseball game between Louis l Peter's team and Roy Hart's or l Sharp's land, Saturday resulted in { score of g to for Hart's team. | Mrs Merton Fuller of Willimanti' is spending a few days with friends in Palmertown.
 Charles Gibbons was a week ent | guest of friends in Providence. Frederick Rodman of Old Mystic made a trip to Palmertown on hi motorcycle. spending Sunday witl
 Arthur LaFlamme returned hom Tuesday night after a few days spen at the state camp grounds