Norwich bulletin., 1914-03-28
New London County
UNCASVILLE.
Birthday CeIebration-Missing Horse May Have Died in Swamp-John- son. Hart Wedding.

Miss Anna Quinn celebrated her birthday by entertaining friends at her home in Pequot Thursday evening. Miss Jennie Mahoney, Miss Alice Quinn, Miss Mae Quinn, Miss Elizabeth Faulkner, Miss Helen Driscoll, Cor neiius DriscoIl, Harold Gustafson. AL len Perry, Charles Kolb, Michael O'ConneIl, Matthew GeaTy, Arthur Surchard were present St. Patrick's Say fayorS formed a part of the dec orauons which Wefe pettiiy arranged Music and games were enjoyed during Q the evening after which dainty re- treatments were served Miss Quinn received a number of pretty gifts
 Local Notes.
 Mrs. Leander Chapel is the guest Of her sister, Mrs. Edward Bingham of Quaker Hill.
 The Ladies' Aid society of the Methodist Episcopal church had a food sale in the chapel Wednesday after noon.
 Miss Yetta Frieburg, who has been spending some time in New York, has returned home
 Fred J. Hope and Dan D. Home were in New Haven attending the l. O. o. F. Home corporation meeting held there.
 Miss Sawyer Entertains.
 Miss Lillian Sawyer entertained at the home of her parents, MT. and Mrs Frank H. Rogers. a, number of her friends. After an evening spent playing games and with music re- treatments were served Those pres ent were Miss Elsie La Bounty, Miss Teresa Hickey, Miss Laura Chapman, Miss Laura Colombo. Miss Dorothy Rogers, Miss Madeleine Walsh Miss Edna La Bounty, Miss Emma Shapiro, Miss Agnes Quinn. Herbert Rogers, Andrew Rosenlund. Robert Kenerson, Henry St Germafne, Frank Craig, Ed ward Geary, Lewis Smith Aromond Plouff, Amede Lusignan, Arthur Pratt, Mark F'urber, Edward Geary. William Carter.
 Horse Disappears.
 A horse belonging to Barney Yanes of Oakda1e was left hitched to 8 wag- on. broke loose and started for Pal mertown. The wagon and harness were found near the c. M Robertson Co.'S icehouse next morning, but the horse could not be found. Investiga- tion found tracks around the place where the wagon was and also traued off over the Devils ledge and over through a swamp which runs back for some distance. It is thought the horse must have wandered into the swamp and died from exposure
 Miss Hazel Young of Wifiimantic is the guest of Miss Sadie Allen this week.
 Mrs. John Austin of New London and Mrs, Fred Hooper of Boston wis 4ICO l1iCi G-iSs LISIAg LdII Friday in honor of Mrs. Darts birth day.
 Mrs Ralph Sl1affer and daughter of New London are guests. of Mrs. Shaf- fers rnothes. Mrs Charles Burgess.
 William Craig Is very in with pneu- monia and a slight paraiytfc shock
 George Pratt, who Is employed in New Haven will soon move to that city.
 David =Frteberg who has been spend ing q week in New York; has returned hetne.
 Johnson-Hart.
 Tuesday at the home ef Nfs-. and Mrs. Moses Hart their youngest daugh- ter. Miss Florence Hart, was united in marriage wfsh Herman Johnson by Rev: James E. Alden. pastor Of the Methodist church. Only the two fam flies were present. After a honey moon trip MT. and Mrs. Johnson will take up housekeeping in the heale of Mrs Chester CoRasegEf st Mentville Center The brides going aaway dress was blue serge with hat f8 harmon ise. Tine groom Is tfee son of Deacon .4sstia J0f4nssn of Mentvi4ie Center
 Mir, and Mrs. Charles Treadway were week end guests of friends in South KAHHsfy returning 7Monday afterneen-
 Mss Josephine Hart has returned te Hebron to resume teaching after 3 brief visit at her home te attend the Gsst-Jehneen marriage.
 Mss Leila Chapman who has been fire g%sesf of her sister, Mrs Winfield Aassley of Salem, has returned home