Norwich bulletin., 1914-04-04
New London County
UNCASVILLE.
Birthday Surprise Party for Mias Landphere-Sp-ingS Sales and Leases of Real Estats-Thames Lodge to Celebrate Anniversary.

Friday evening the young ladies composing the class in Sunday scho'l taught by Miss E1oise Lsndphere net al her home, giving her a surprise in honor of her birthday. which was on Thursday. The evening was pleasant ly spent playing games and with Vo eaI and instrumental music. Miss Land . phere was remembered with q larae bouquet of narcissus and q box oT chocolates
 Mrs. Lillian Filler of Attawaugan is spending a few weeks with her mo~1- CT. Mrs. R c. Hooper
 The Good Cheer Sunshine society was entertained at the home ot Mrs. Nathan Woodworth Thursday after noon. The society remembered several shutins with flowers and voted to hotG a food sale later. Mrs. WoodWo "a served refreshments.
 Sale or Phillips Place.
 Fred l. Phillips has sold his house and land on the Back road to HeGiy W. Church. MT. Phillips has pu-- chased the property belonging to the estate of Mrs Sarah Spencer. Botn purchasers will soon move to their new homes.
 Mrs. Louise GaIipeau has mo ed from New London into the house own- ed by her in Pequot, formerly occupied by pr. F. k. Wilson.
 Leases Captain Phelps Place.
 OrviIle E. Walden has leased the house in Pequot of Mrs. Charles Home of New London. This is familiarity known as the Captain Phelps prope -ey- The house has been wired for ele = tricity and other improvements made. Mir. Walden had a load of furnitESe moved in the first of the week
 Cornelius Ffaherty attended the Elks' institution in Willimantic Mon- day night.
 Hector Snow has entered the emp y Of firm in Mantle.
 Frank Bergman has hold his wood lot to Hadley Potter and last w9ecN Mir. Potter moved hls saWmill 10 ne lot, commencing running on Monday. Miss Florence Adams, who has been substitute teacher in various out O. town districts, has finished course n the Lantern Hill district
 Close of School Term.
 The public schools in town closed Friday for the Easter vacation. James F. Murphy. principal of Palmer Me morial school, Miss Charlotte Simpson and Miss Edna Niner. teachers in : le same school, will spend their vacation a their homes in Dover, N. H.. Wal lingford and Derby. Conn.,, respective ly.
 NIT. and Mrs Charles l.. Chapel er- tertained over the week end Mrs. ChapeFs parents. AIr and Mrs. James E. Armstrong, of Winsted-
 Planning for Anniversary.
 \ comm iIISe rom IhdfneS lOuSS. L. O. O. F., held a meeting Friday nishl 10 arrange for the 95th anniversary of the founding of the order, which 7c- CUTS April 26.
 Thomas Tuci1ey. a former resident of this town now of Sag Haroor. IS spending a while here with friends. On account of conference there we're no services in the Methodist church oai Sunday
 The Keyes Product company has had men at work trimming the trees in front of their property.
 MT. and Mrs. Swanty Johnson arc entertaining their daughter, Miss Ad- die Johnson, of Ivoryton.
 Thursday evening American coun- cii. O. '. A. Nj. conferred the first degree on a class of candidates.
 Burial of Mrs. Norbury.
 The body of Mrs Frances Norburs,, whose death occurred at the home of her daughter or DoIbear Hill. wa.s brought 10 Connstock cemetery Sun day for burial.
 Entertai and Sale.
 An entertainment and cake and leo cream sale was given in the chapel of the Methodist church TUesoay evet3- ing by the Junior Epworth leagLl. There was a good attendance and the sales proved profitable.
 The society of St Johns Roman Catholic church is arranging for (. fair and saae
 MT and Mrs. Edward Curtin of Pe- quot recently entertained Joseph Xii leen of Bridgeport.
 Miss Fanny Taylor who has been spending several weeks as the gues of relatives in Springfield, Mass, has returned home.