Norwich bulletin., 1915-05-22
New London County
UNCASVHLE
Gift of $50 In Gold to Rev. and Mrs
F.. .. Luddinston--May Baskets
Popular-SuecessfuI Entertainment
and Sale.

The reception given Rev. and Mrs.
Frank D. Huntington, Thursday eve
ming in the church parlors was large
ly attended. An entertining program
was given by Miss Ruth Long, Miss
Jennie Nelson, Miss Ethel Griffin Mrs
Ida Richardson, Miss Agnes Hemp
stead gave vocal and instrumental
musical selections and &John D. Libby
of New London gave several humorous
Rotations. Miss Ruth Long in an
original poem presented Mr.. Ludding-
ton $50 in gold. Sandwiches. salad,
coffee, cake ard ice cream were served
The evenings entertainment was ar
ranged by the Ladies' Aid Society of
the church.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Chapel have
been entertaining Mrs, Frederick Sher-
man and son of Monson, Mass.
tanned the Rev. G. E. Davis of Modus,
VINO occupied the pulpit in the Quaker
Hill church Sunday.
May Festival.
The May festival given by the Good
Cheer Sunshine society was largely
attended. The church was pretti1y
decorated with apple blossoms. li1ace
and dogwood. An entertaining pro-
gram was given, those taking part be-
ing Harry c. Brown, the actor Miss
Ethel Griffin. Arthur Murray, William
Leary, Orville c.. Walden. After the
entertainment was over refreshments
were served.
L. E. Jennings. who has been in
washington, D. c., has returned
Death of Infant Son.
The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs |
James Everetts at Lawrence hospital, |
dled Tuesday morning. He was about |
two weeks old.
Morris Frieburg left town Sunday
nignt Tor New York, where he is en- |
Receives May Basket.
Miss Vera Burgess, Miss Lillian
Sawyer, Miss Laura Chapman, Misses
Amy and Ruth Bergman, Misses Edna
and Elisha La Bounty. Miss CusTjlI
Lavendohl,. Peter Buchard. Clifford
Shlelds, Henry St. Gerrnaine, Lewis La
Bounty: Frank Craig, Fred Lathrop,
party Tuesday evening, hanging her
May basket. The company was in
vlted IN and the evening was devoted
10 games, music and refreshments.
Henry Allen has sold his horse to ,
hubert Dart, and has purchased q new
auto truck for his route to Norwicf, 4
and New London. {
mrs carries Kingsley, after spend i.
ng a rev days, with her sister. Mrs.
hester Barnes in Norwich, has re- !
urned to her home in Palmertown.
Mrs. Mary Cornet, who has hean |
pending the winter with her daughter T
drs. Leroy P. Gracey, of Best View
,lace. " - lnia O
Play and Sale.
The drama entitled Above the
LIQUIDS, given by Montville Grange in
Amer Memorial hall Friday evening
vas well attended and the sale of cake
&c cream, and candy was generouslv
auonlzed the proceeds amounting to
oout $40. Frank T. Naples assisted !
ne local players in carrying out their T
arts with much ability.
waiter bergman of Peuuot has oh
ilned employment in Jewett City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Cornet of
eW haven, spent the weekend as II
oests of Mrs. Mary Cornet. u
u ne graduating class of the Uncas- ="
ne school under the chaperona ge of v
lie principal Miss Grace Hooper. made "
$ annual trip to Hartford, Tuesday. Oh
A large delegation from ~Pee1io4
ouncll, knights of Columbus. is ire Is
lr1ng to attend the exemplification of NJ
e third degree IN response to an in
tat1on from White Cross Council
orwich.
The senior class of Palmer Men,oria,
hool IS rehearsing a minstrel enter n
inment o'i'eA
James Phillips, who has been i'll az
9 nome OF his parents, Mr. and Mrs
'ed l. Phillips, has returned to his
2rk in Providence, r. I. r,
Inc ball game between the MontviIIe he
nleucs and the Yantfc team on tbe M
ounds IN Pequot was won nv Van in
. II TO .. A return game will he
aged at Yantic in June. M