Norwich bulletin., 1914-08-08
New London County
UNCASVILLE

UNCASVILLE sce:aI Affairs Of the Week-Drivins Aecident-Poies Leave For Home to Serve in Army.
 Misses Laura Chapman, Edna Le Bounty. Ruth Bergman, Lillian Saw yer, Clara Clark, Teresa Hickey, Ida Billings, Helen Phillips. Laura Moran, Marion Melvina. Grace Daniels, Elsie La Bounty, Amy Bergman with John Bolger, Fred Church, Arnold Plouff, Henry St. Gernaine, Frank Craig, An drew Rosenlund. Louis La Bounty. Charles Chapel, Arthur Rhaeum, Ro- bert Kenerson, friends of Henry Brou- illard, met at his home in Pequot, Wednesday evening in observance of his birthday. The guests were enter tained with games and music. During the evening ice cream, cake, lemonade fruit and candy was served.
 Mir and Mrs. Moses Hart left SatuT- day morning to spend "a few weeks visiting relatives in Worcester and other places in Massachusetts.
 suprise Party.
 Twelve young friends of Miss Dor othy Rogers met at the home of her parents, MT and Mrs. Frank H. Rogers. as a surprise for Miss Rogers. The evening was spent playing various games with musical selections by sev- eral of the party. Refreshments were served.
 Mrs. George Hawkey and son, WHO have been spending some time with friends in town, returned to their home in New Haven on Friday, ac- companied by Mrs. Martha Chappell of Haughton's.
 Mrs. Michael J. Hickey and Miss Bridget Kelley attended the funeral of Miss Elfrieda Johnson, in Norwich, Wednesday.
 Mrs Fred w Hooper of Arlington, Mass-. is the guest of her sister. Mrs Henry E. Dart, in Palmertown.
 Misses Addie and Lillian Moran, who have been spending two weeks vaca- ton at Revere Beach, have returned
 New Concrete Bridge.
 The selectmen have decided to re- place the picker bridge over the Oxo- boxo stream in this village with a new concrete bridge. The new bridge will be built by A. Vito the contractor, who is building the extension to the macadam road.
 Mrs. Ralph Shaffer and child, who have been spending a week with rela- tives in Norwich. returned to Palmer town on Saturday.
 The Good Cheer Sunshine Society met at the home of Miss Minerva Comstock. Thursday, when final ar engagements were made for their bazar
 Ruben Austin. who fell last week sprainging his ankle badly. is able to walk without crutches
 cciIarbone Broken.
 Miss Eloise Landphere, accompanied by her nieces,. Miss Grace Allison of Holyoke Mass, and Miss Frances Ed : wards of Quaker Hill was driving pestohlee While descending the hill known as Dugway, the hold back to the harness broke, frightening the horse which started to. run. throwing the occupants of the vehicle to the ground. The horse was caught by Walter Burgess near his home and taken back to Mrs. Landphere's home. Mrs. Landphere sustained besides a broken collarbone and some bad bruises. The others although badly shaken up were practically uninjured
 Motored To Waterbury.
 Mir. and Mrs. Frank J. Alexander and children who were guests of Mir and Mrs. Stanley Smith of Waterbury returned to Hill Top. Tuesday, making the trip in their automobile.
 Mrs. Edward Legram is spending ing this week in Boston.
 The Reyes Product company are in stalling a new tank for fre-proot leather barn.
 Louis Peters, who has been spend ing a few weeks in Bridgeport, has returned home
 Roy Gardner has a new automobile. Mir. and Mrs. Dennis of New HaVer have been guests of relatives in Pal mertown.
 Mir and Mrs. John Adams enter tained over the weekend MT. and M. IS John Brigg, of Lebanon.
 Earl Lathrop is employed in tht packing department of the Palme Bros, Go. mill
 James E. Comstock- has had hi house wired for electric lighting
 Mrs. Reuben Allen, who has beer visiting relatives in Palmertown ha returned to her home in Boston
 Clarence E. Walden of Jamaic; Plains spent the weekend with hi family. who are passing the summe with Mrs Walden's mother, Mrs W. ] Browning. Mrs Walden made tn trip in his machine
 Miss Lucy McArdle went on tn excursion to Newport, Thursday
 Mrs Grace Allison after a weel spent with relatives, has returned t har home in Holoyoke, Mass.
 eaII To Serve in the Army.
 36Weral of the Polish employees a eMe C. M. Robertson Company's mill have left for New York. and will sai for their native country to serve in tn army.