Norwich bulletin., 1914-05-16
New London County
 UNCASVILLE
May Basket Frolic-Reeent Accidents Start onA Foundation for New Box Shop.

Adam Ritchie, delegate from Co., chegan Camp, Modern Woodmen of held at Meriden.
 Hung a May Basket.
 Thursday evening. about thirty young folks met at the Palmer Memorial school, whence they went to the home of Miss Eloise Landphere, hanging her a large prettily decorated May basket filled with good things. After the usu- al chase the company were invited in, and the evening was spent with music. Miss Landphere served refreshments. The affair was arranged by Miss Lil- lian Sawyer and Miss Laura Chapman. MT. and Mrs. George N Wood have been entertaining their grandson, Geo. N. Wood, 2d, of Cleveland, o.
 Miss Dorothy Robertson of Meriden is the guest of her aunt, Miss Eliza beth Burchard.
 Painfully Injured.
 Mrs. Edwin Curtin while in her yard around her home in Pequot in attempt ing to stop the baby carriage, which the wind was starting to roll, slipped and fell, lacerating the fragments of her ankle.
 Badly scslded.
 David Fitzgerald while at his work in Pequot mills was severely scalded about the legs, and will be laid up for some time.
 Miss Nellie Chapman, who has been teaching in Palmer Memorial school for several years, has been obliged to discontinue teaching on account of her health. Mrs. Harry Hullivan of New London is taking her place.
 Birthday Party
 Miss Sadie Allen entertained about 20 of her friends on her goth birthday A portion of the evening was spent in
  cleared and dancing was enjoyed
 James E. Murphy, principal of Pal mer Memorial school, spent several days in Dover, N. H. Miss Bertha Ly- on substituted.
 Start on Now Box Shop.
 The c. M. Robertson Co. has had men under William Gum start in breaking rocks for the foundation to the new box shop, which they will have built on their land Just above the stock house.
 Charles Gordon attended the state council of American Mechanics held in Southington.
 The Ladies' Aid society of the Bap- tst church met in the Quaker Hill church parlors Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Gillette of East Lyme is spend- ing while at the home of her brother. Moses Chapman
 Entertained on Birthday. r--. Miss Ruth Bergman entertained lrlends at the home of her parents. Ar. and Mrs. Frank Bergman, in Pe- quot, Tuesday evening on her birth day. About 20 of the young folks en- 3oyed themselves for the evening. dur Ing which refreshments weer served, Miss Bergman received many pretty remembrances from her friends.
 Rev. Charles M. Reed of East Ly1nA delivered a missionary sermon at the Quaker Hill church Sunday.
 School Savings Bank.
 c. E. Wheeler the supervisor, was in town Tuesday visiting the various schools. MT. Wheeler introduced a system of starting bank account among the pupils of the schools. Each pupil was given a card upon which the amount of his pennies saved will be recorded, and when the amount is s1 1t will be deposited in bank for the pupil whose name is on the card
 Mir. and Mrs. George Watt and Mr. and Airs. Harry Rogue have exchanged tenements this week, Mr. and Mrs, Watt having moved into the tenement in the house known as Mrs. Margaret Rudd's house, which Mr. and Mrs Bogue occupied, and they moving to the one vacated by Mir. and Mrs. Watt. Miss Iva Bartlett, teacher in Palmer Memorial school, has been ill with grip. Her sister, Miss Winnie Bartlett, mas taught for her,