Norwich bulletin., 1914-05-30
UNCASVHLE
Workman Iniured-May Basket 9ur- prise-Concert by Norwich Academy GIee Club.

MT and Mrs. Albert W. Avery ye- gently entertained their daughter, Mrs-
 Clarence Avery. and children of South
 WindhaIn- ss
 Mrs. Elizabeth Burchard, accompa- nfed by Miss Lathrop and Mrs Watt,
 took an automobile trip to Worcester
 Friday. Theodore Avery was chauffeur.
 Mrs./Ida Browning, who has been
 spending the winter with her daughter,
 Mrs. c. E. Walden. of Jamaica Plain.
 Mass, has returned to her home in
 in Palmertown and is now spending e
 few days with her son, E. I. Browning,
 at Norwich Town. ~ ,--
 Miss Anna Walsh, who has been in
 the employ of the Palmer Bros. Go, has
 resigned and is in the Pequot office Of
 the Uncasville Mfg. O.
 MT and Mrs Joseph Miller recently
 entertained Mrs. Edward Miller of
 Brooklyn.
 Miss Nellie Brouillard left Saturday
 to spend a while with relatives in New Bedford. Mass.
 Charles Forsyth has finished work
 for the Uncasville Mfg. Co. and will
 go to work farming in Pachaug, R. l.
 May Basket Party.
 A number of friends of Miss Sadie
 Earl gave her surprise party at her home Wednesday night and carried a large May basket filled with fruit, can dy. etc After the customary chasing the company was invited in to spend the evening. A pleasant evening was spent playing games. Refreshments were served.
 Miss Carrie Hovey. who is making
 her home with MT. and Mrs. Charles Kingsley of Palmertown, has returned from a visit with friends in Norwich To Play Colchester. The Montville All Stars baseball team will go to Colchester Memorial day, making the trip in an autotruck. for a game with the Colchester team Royston Hart is manager of the team Dr. Morton D. Fox and wife, ac- cornpanied by MT. and Mrs. Frank ,. Alexander, made week end trip to
 Bartholomew Shea. one of the men
 employed breaking out stone for the foundation to the new box shop for the c. w Robertson Co.,, had his nano badly crushed Saturday
 Miss Charlotte Simpson, teacher at Palmer Memorial school, spent the week end at the home of her parenfo in Wallingford.
 week end with his family at the homo of Mir. and Mrs. Charles Burgess Mrs. Henry Hart and child of Nor wich were week end guests at the home of Mir and Mrs. Moses Hart in
 Palmertown-
 Engagement Announced. The engagement of Miss Vivian 0va Guile-to Edward Franklyn Everetts of Palmertown was announced by the
 parents of Miss Guile. Mir and MT. Henry E. Guile, of Harrison's- The wedding is to take place June 10. new automobile has been puf- chased by Fred Crandall for the route between Palnertown and the car sta- ton. The various cemeteries in this village were visited Sunday by committee ! of arrangements and flags were placed ] on the soldiers graves.
 Miss Barbara Fox, who will be grad ! uated from the Backus hospital train 1 ing school next month. is niece Of pr. M. E. Fox of this place Considerable damage was done by q fire in the woodlot owned by Mrs E. D. Lyon Sunday morning. Several Of the neighbors fought the fire until it ] was put out.
 Mrs. C. 4. Chapman and daughter. 1 Miss Mildred Chapman. are spending a while in Yantic.
 Invited to Visit Schools.
 The teachers meeting was held Friday afternoon in Palmer Memorial
 school building. C. E. Wheeler. super visor, was in attendance. This week the parents of the children, particular | ly the fathers, were invited to visit | the schools and inspect the work done | by teachers and pupils.
 Mir and Mrs. Frederick Tracy of Norwich were week end guests of Mr. ! and Mrs Charles Chapel. Academy Glee Club Concert. The musicale given by the Giris' | Glee club of the Free Academy of Nor | wfch in the chapel of the Mefhodfss church Friday evening was well at 1 tended The violin solos by Mise Beth Lane were much appreciated The sale | of cake and ice cream after the pro. l aramme was well patronised.