Norwich bulletin., 1915-06-19
New london County
UNCASVILLE
Sunday School Class Pays Visit +' Teacher-Other Social Affairs Birthday Celebration.

Miss Gladys Carlton, Miss Mary Clark. Miss Florence Chapel, Miss Ce- lia Wilbur, Miss Edna Judge, Percy Allen, Frank Bergman, Thomas liar witz, Andrew Rosenlund, Theodore Rosenlund and James Rosenlund, pu- pills in the Baptist Sunday school class of Miss Ella Rosenlund, gave her a surprise by meeting at her home on : Wednesday evening. Refreshments were served by the hostess.
 Ear Holmes. a student of Bellevue college, New York. has returned to his home in the village.
 Mrs. Charles Kingsley has returned after several days visit with her niece, Mrs. oscar Winchester of Boz rah.
 James Everetts has succeeded John Adams as machinist with the c. M. ! Robertson Co at tn red mill.
 Surprised Miss LaBounty.
 About fifteen friends of Miss Elsie LaBounty gave her a surprise party at her home. Those present were Theresa Hickey, Marion Lavendohl. Laura Mo ran. Laura Chapman, Florence Chapel, Gladys Cough. Henry St. Germain, ! Frank Craig. Fred Lathrop, Mark Fur Der. Edward Geary, Melvin Robertson, Arthur Rheaumme, William Dorr, Lou is LaBounty The evening was de- voted to games and music Delicious refreshments were served.
 Mrs. ArabeI Latimer entertained the members of the Woman's Home Mis- sion society at her home Friday after noon.
 ! Rev. T. E. Coburn of Chester, a grad uate of Newton, Mass, Theological seminary. occupied the pulpit in the Quaker Hill church. During his stay : he was entertained by MT. and Mrs. Mss Ta1iie Gyhann7an of Gay Hill are at their cottage at Gardner Lake for a few weeks.
 Mrs Maurice Freeman, who has been in the Memorial hospital, New London, for treatment for injuries which she sustained several weeks ago. has returned to her home.
 pr. and Mrs. Frank E. Wilson have been entertaining Mrs. Wilson of Hartford.
 Miss Josephine Hart, who has been teaching in Hebron, has returned to the home of her parents, MT. and Mrs. Moses Hart, to spend the summer. Miss Hart was accompanied by Miss Knox. who will spend few weeks with her.
 The Ladies' Aid society was enter tained Wednesday afternoon by Miss Carrie Comstock.
 Arthur Plouff, Arthur Buchard, Pet CT Buchard, Arthur Rheaumme, Ar mand Plouff made up an automobile party taking a trip to Willimantic.
 Concert on chiIdren's Day.
 An entertaining programme of songs, recitations and exercises was given at the Baptist church Sunday evening, in observance of children's day.
 The Good Cheer Sunshine society met at the home of Mrs. Thomas noon.
 Factory Starts Up.
 The Reyes Product company, which has been shut down several weeks for repairs, started up Monday morning.
 The ball game between the Mont vile Athletic club team and the Wa terfOrd team that was to have been played Sunday did not come off, the Waterford team not putting in it's ap- pearance.
 Mrs. William Adams, who has been the guest of friends in town, has re- turned to New London.
 Joseph Hickey attended the Knights of Columbus memorial exercises in Willimantic Sunday.
 Guets on Birthday.
 Joseph Columbe entertained his friends at his home in Pequot Satur- day evening, it being his 41st birthday Those present were MT. and Mrs. Phil ip HOUle, Misses Georgianna and Rouse Houle, Joseph Holue of Plain held, John LaVOy, Henry LaVoy. MT and Mrs. Peter Barber, Misses Defour Mir. and Mrs. LavaIley, Benjamin Bon vile, Napoleon Bonville, MT and Mrs. M. BOudwan Houle of Moosup, the Misses Lavoy, John Lavoy, William Cartier, Joseph Lacrosse, MT. and Mrs J. A. Lacrosse The evening was pleasantly spent dancing. Refresh ments were served. MT. Columbe was presented a handsome gold watch and chain by his friends. He also received many other remembrances.