Norwich bulletin., 1914-08-15
New london County
 uNcASVILLE
esnday ee,oo. Class EBtertainso - csN Worth t1s Stolen From sern .--New Box Shop Framed.

At St. Johns Roman Catholic church the Forty Hours devotion pc gan Sunday at the o'clock mass. The altar was beautifully decorated With flowers in memory of Mrs. Humphrey Gallivan. William Mckenzie of Newark, N. J., is spending awhile with Mrs. Me Kenzie and children. who are spending the summer with Mrs. McKenZie's par ents MT. and Mrs. Joseph Miner or Mir. and Mrs. Joseph Delaney spent the weekend at Savin Rock.
 Fred Crandall has resigned with Palmer Bros. Co., and will drive his autornobile on the route between the car station and other points Tn Mrs. John Swindells of Rockville is spending some time with relatives n town
 Walden's band gave a concert On the lawn in front of Joseph St. Ger mains home in Pequot on Tuesday night. Several out of town musicians assisted.
 Miss May Walsh who has been spending her vacation at Block Island, has returned to her home in Pequot.
 Entertained Class.
 Mrs. M. H. Tinker entertained the twenty seven members of the class m Sunday school taught by her, Thurs day afternoon. The little folks were kept busy playing various games on the lawn. Mrs. Tinker served sand witches, cake and lemonade.
 Guy Loomis of Hartford is guesf at the home of his father, G. Turner Loomis. in Palmertown.
 Quincy Mcclure Calls on Friends
 MT. and Mrs. Quincy Mcclure of Albany, N. Y, accompanied by Ms. McGuires mother, Mrs. John Page of New London, Mrs. Barney Develin of sAlbany. and Miss Marian Ritchie, made an automobile trip through this Guire was d former teacher in the fourth district.
 v Mrs. Frank Miner, Miss Henrietta Gridley and Miss Robye Boynton, who have been spending two weeks at Provincetown, Mass. returned, Mon day.
 Mrs. Moses Hart, who has been yisiting relatives in Worcester, re- turned Monday night.
 Search Fer Stolen Calf. Henry Rathbun, who lives on Neff hill, had Jersey calf valued at fifteen dollars stolen from his barn Thursday night. MT. Rathbun missed the calf and was informed that a team had ibeen seen near his house. MT. Rath- bun with Constable Hickey started to trace the team going to the house of Calogew Chippone in Waterford and found the owner of the wagon. Chip pone was arrested and will be tried today (Saturday). He furnished boud of S100.
 MT. and Mrs. Edwin Henry en- Joyed 9 trip to New Haven on Sunday Their daughter Miss Marian is spen 5- ing while with friends in Lyme. The Misses Quinn and Miss Eliza beth Faulkner have returned to Peque' after spending their vacation at Pros @act Beach, New Haven.
 Progress on New Box Shc2.
 Most of the steel frame work of the new box shop the c. M. Robertson Co hre having built is up and will soo1 bs covered over
 Four Ministers Attend.
 At the church at Quaker Hill Sun. day morning the Rev. A. R. Todd o Torrington coupled the pulpit. 4 rather unusual occurrence was tn, attendance of four ministers of tht Gospel the Rev. T. D. Luddington, tn, tormer pastor Rev. A. J. Wilcox, Rev Joseph Elder of London and Dr. w. E Chalmers of Philadelphia
 Clarence Jeffers of Jewett City wa, the weekend guest of Mr. and Mrs Walter Jeffers
 Jesse Watt of Hartford has bee, .spending a few days the guest of nj. brother, Thomas Watt
 deward Rogers, who is employed il si3oston. Mass, was a week lend wis itor at the home of his parents. M, and Mrs. Frank H. Rogers
 :. MT. and Mrs. Ray Woodmansee ar sentertaining their niece, Miss Edit fDenniS of New Haven.
 Mrs. Joseph Johnson is spending ; while the guest of relatives at Dee Ever.
 Prentice Alexander, who has bee, spending a while at Pine Grove bal returned to the home of his parents MT. and Mrs. F. J. Alexander of Hi