Norwich bulletin., 1915-06-12
UNCASVILLE
Athletic Club Plans Minstrels-BaI-
ance of $3.50 from Memorial Day
Observance-CIass Trip to Hartford.

Mr. and Mrs. Divide Brouillard of
Pequot are entertaining Mr.. and Mrs.
Allen Cartier and Miss Cecilia Car
ter of Arctic Center, R. L
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Chapman re-
Gently entertained Miss Marian Man
chester and Miss Margaret Burnett of
Bayonne, N. J.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert RosenIund and
son. who have been guests of their
daughter and husband. Mr.. and Mrs.
Victor Pierson. of Providence, have
returned
The Good Cheer Sunshine society at
its meeting Thursday at the home of
Miss May Benham, arranged for the
annual sale and bazaar Two active
members and two honorary members
were voted into the society.
To Give Minstrel Show.
At the bi-monthly meeting of the
Montville Athletic club arrangements
were made for a minstrel show A
committee was appointed to purchase
piano for rehearsals. The clubs
banner has arrived: it is s feet by 8
feet. After the business part of the
meeting, Edwin Curtin gave several
humorous recitations. The clubs
baseball team, of which Roy Hart is
manager, played a game with the
Speedway team from New London
Sunday afternoon on Highview park.
The Speedways won, 9 to Z. The club
played the Yantic team at Yantic Sat
urday, losing, 10 to 9.
Balance Reported.
John Lynch, chairman of the COM
mittee OF Memorial day observance by
American council, 0, u. A. NJ, reports
collections by public contributions of
$500, with a balance left from last
year of $17.25. The expenses were for
band, special car for marines, ETC.,
amounting to $S4.65, leaving a balance
of $3.50. This was turned over to
Robert G. Burchard, treasurer, to be
kept for future observance of the day.
Class Trip.
The members of the senior class at
the Palmer Memorial school went on
the class trip to Hartford Friday by
way of New London, returning through
Norwich. The members of the class
are: Misses Jeanette Home, Edna
Judge. Gladys Cough, Corrine Will
Edwards. All enjoyed the trip and
the visit to the capitol and other
places of interest. The graduation is
June II.
Strawberry Supper.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Meth
odist church held it's annual straw
berry festival in the chapel Wednes-
day evening.
Mrs. Arthur La FIamme and infant
have returned to their home from the
hospital in New London.
An automobile party composed of
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank H. Rogers, Miss
es Gertrude and Dorothy Rogers, Miss
Lillian Sawyer, Herbert Rogers, Fran
ces Rogers and Edward Rogers, took
a ride to the Devils Hop Yard Sun
day, returning through Colchester and
Norwich.
At the meeting of Cochegan camp,
Modern Woodmen of America, Monday
evening, there were six applications
for membership received. Next months
meeting will have a large class to
receive the first degree.
Arthur st. German Of Washington,
D. c.. was visitor with relatives in
Pequot recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph NORM, accom-
panied by Miss Eva st. German, Miss
Lillian NORM and Fred st. German,
enjoyed an automobile trip to South
bridge, Mass, Sunday in Mr.. Morin's
machine.
A baseball game between the Pc
quot Juniors and the Uncasville In
dams was won by the Indians, Is to
5.
Fred Bergman of Pequot exhibited
two large woodchucks which he cap
tured in his pasture Monday evening
Mrs. Lewis Laveley, Mr.. and Mrs
Lewis Laveley, Jr., and child, and
Philip Lagassey of Moosup were guests
of friends in Pequot Sunday, making
the trip by automobile