Norwich bulletin., 1914-02-21
LETTERS FROM TWO STATES
UNCASVILLE.
Supervisor Wheeler Conducts Teach ers' Meeting-Sunshiners To Have a St. Patrick Entertainment.

The monthly teachers meeting was held in the 1eth district UncasvilIe schoolhouse on Friday, CarIen E. Wheeler, state supervisor being pres ent.
 Miss Charlotte Simpson, teacher in Palmertown Memorial school enter tained her mother, Mrs. Simpson of Wallingford, at the home of MT. and Mrs. Frank Miners over the week end.
 Bride ReeoVers From Illness.
 Mrs. James Everetts who was seriously i'll with spinal meningitis at the home of her parents at Harrisen's $, has so far recovered as to be able to take up housekeeping, as she was in tending to do at the time of her mar Tiage, in the tenement in the house of Mrs Ida Browning.
 George GetcheN who has been very i'll for several weeks is more comfort able.
 Mrs. Charles Kingsley who has been i'll with pneumonia is slowly improv- ing. She is being cared for by her niece Miss Barnes.
 Club Entertains.
 The AIphena club gave it's friends banquet after which dancing was enjoyed in Walden's band rooms, Friday evening. The affair was well attended. Music was by Hickeys or chestra.
 Miss Chase of West Hardwick. Mass. who has been the guest of relatives in town for several weeks returned home on Sunday.
 To Have St. Patrick Entertainment.
 At the meeting of Good Cheer Sun shine society at the home of Mrs. John Nichols Thursday there were sixteen members present. A com n1ittee composed of Mrs. Augustus E. Stearns. Mrs. Charles T. Beebe and Mrs. Ezra l. Hampstead was chosen to attend the arrangement IS< 8 St. Patrick entertainment. Flowers were sent to several shut-ins and clothes were distributed to the needy.
 Miss Florence Cha pman who has been the guest of friends in Meriden for several days has returned home.
 Epworth League Social.
 me EPWortn League held social in the Methodist chapel Friday even ing. After a pleasant evening spent in playing, games and music. refresh ments were served by the members.
 Surprised on Birthday.
 MT. and Mrs William Beckwith. Mrs. Helen Burman, Mir. and Mrs J. '. Miller MT. and Mrs. J. J. Dodds, Miss Gertrude Bolles, MT. and Mrs. Charles Hope, Robert Dodds, John Dodds met at the home of Mrs. Mary Chapman Thursday evening as a sur prise on her birthday. The evening was spent playing whist with vocal and Instrumental music. During the evening refreshments were served.
 Sale of BoIles Effects.
 The household goods of Mrs. Julia Bolles were sold at private sale, Tuesday
 Luther lift who has occupied a ten ement in one of Bogue's houses moved Wednesday into one of the tenements in the Ritchie house owned by the c. NJ. Robertson Company.
 Rural Carrier Loses No Trips.
 F. B. Tooker, rural free delivery car Tier has made his route so far this winter in spite of the severe storm of Saturday and Monday. On Raymond Hill MT. TOOker encountered some mammoth drifts but was able to circle them and finish
 Monday night the mill help endured much hardships in getting home.
 Frank Crandall Is confined to his home by illness. Earl Carlton is driving for him.
 Branch of Library.
 The Raymond library has opened a branch room in the building used bv the Manual Training school. Every Tuesday and Friday evening it is open for the public
 Charles Rumerile is confined to his home by an attack of grip.
 Enjoying Coasting.
 The young folks in town are en- toying the sliding.