Norwich bulletin., 1915-04-03
UNCASVILLE
Recent Social Misunderstanding of
Cemetery Association-Te Temperance
Talk to Athletic Club.

A surprise was given Miss Eloise
Landphere Thursday afternoon by
Mrs. Joseph Latimer, Mrs. Charles G..
Turner, Mrs. Edwin S. Henry, Mrs.
Fred I. Phillips. Mrs. Fred J. Hope,
mansee. Mrs. Charles Burgess, Miss
May Turner, Miss Ella Turner, who
met at the home of Miss Landphere to
celebrate her birthday, which occurred
on Friday, March 26. A social after
being served. Miss Landphere re-
ceived several pretty gifts from her
friends.
sunshiners Entertained.
The Good Cheer Sunshine society
was entertained at the home of Mrs.
Charles T. Beebe on Thursday after
noon. A report was given of the
game party held at the home of Mrs.
Frederick E. Comstock, showing the
proceeds to be ST.
Cemetery Association Meets.
The directors of the Comstock Gene
terry association met at the home Of
George N. Wood in Palmertown Mon
day afternoon. George O.. Allen was
chairman of the meeting. John Brown,
secretary of the association, reported
the principal business before the meet
ing was to arrange for markers for the
graves and to make arrangements
about building a Toulouse and to es-
aDl1Sh a water supply.
The Ladies' Aid society Of the Bap-
fist church, Quaker Hill, met Wednes-
day afternoon at the church parlors.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellsworth Perry will
move to Quaker Hill, occupying the
house formerly occupied by Mr.. and
Mrs. John Moore. who recently moved
to New Britain.
Choir Entertained.
Mrs. Thomas Spiers entertained the
members of the Methodist choir at her
home on Mohegan avenue Thursday
evening. During the evening a re-
hearsal of Easter music was held. Mrs.
Spiers served refreshments.
Miss Josephine Hart, who is teach
ing in Hebron, arrived at the home of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Moses Hart,
to spend the Easter vacation.
Surprise for Miss Hickey.
A surprise party was given Miss
Teresa Hickey at the home of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. M. ]. Hickey, in
Pequot Thursday evening by Miss
Dolores Eldridge, Miss Katherine Nc
Dermott, Miss Margaret McDermott,
Miss Marian Lavendohl, Miss Ruth
Bergman, Miss Amy Bergman, Miss
Lewis LaBounty. Alec Craig, Frank
Craig, Almond Plouff. Arthur r. Leau-
more, Robert Kenerson, George Rogers.
Peter Orchard, Fred Lathrop, Orris
| ChappeH. All enjoyed the evening.
which was spent playing games and
| and Peter Birchard. Miss Mae Sullt-
van was accompanist. Refreshments
| were served.
Walter LETTERS, who has been coach
| man for the Robertson family, has re-
signed and been succeeded by Arthur
Laf1amme.
Miss Doe, teacher in Palmer Memo
| rial, and Miss DOVE, manual training
teacher, left Friday afternoon to spend
their vacation at their homes just out
| Mrs. Iva Burgess and child, who
have been spending several days with
Mrs. Burgess mother, Mrs. Charles
Bogue, have returned to their home in
Killingly.
New Bridge.
| The bridge across the Oxoboxc
stream just above the Palmer Bros.
| Co. mill at Palmertown has been re-
paired this week and is now open te
/ traffic.
Mrs. Thomas Gilchrist, who has beer
In the Backus hospital, undergoing
/ treatment, has returned to her home
in Pequot.
i The fire warden was called out or
Thursday. The fire this time was il
1 the Fire street district, where severa
acres Of woodland were burned over
| This call was the fifth within a week
Herbert Rogers and Lewis Smith
walked to New London and back Sun.
day, making the distance in about foul
| hours and fifteen minutes.
| Max Frieburg, employed in Provi'
dence, is spending few days with hi.
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Harris Erie.
burg, in Palmertown.
/ Addressed Athletic Club.
At the meeting of the Montville Ath,
1etic club Tuesday night there was
large attendance. Mr.. Treadway's tall
on temperance was very enthusiastic.
ally received by the members of tn,
club. Arthur LaF1amme started a col
lection, taken up among the audience
! Treadway, was turned over to the so
ciety by Mr.. Treadway.-, Mr.. Treadwa,
said he did not care to profit by thu
lectures, but was talking for the boys
interest.
j Funeral services were conducted b.