Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-09
UNCASVnLE
New Pastor and Family Arrfve-teaIth ofssers Report for the Ysar-Birth. day Party.

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 Rev. and Mrs. Donald Fletcher and children of Fitxwilliam. N H who wil occupy the Quaker HIll parsonage. arrived Tuesday night Rev. MT. Fletcher began his pastorate Oct lst Before the arrival of his goods he was entertained at the home of MT. and Mrs Leroy P. Gracey.
 Miss Helen Nichols. after spending several weeks vacation with her grandparents. MT. and Mrs Robert Simpson. has returned to her home fin Portland
 Austin Matthews. who has been spending a week in New York has re- turned to resume. duties in the c. NJ Robertson Co.'S ofiice.
 Miss Stella Coen and Sunday school pupils held an entertainment and sale of food and candy Tuesday evening. About ss was made. This Is for the Christmas fund.
 Attended Convention.
 Mrs. Augustus C. Stearns. president or the Good Cheer Sunshine society attended the state convention at New Haven as delegate from the local so- clety. At the next regular meeting of the society Mrs. Stearns will give a re- port of the meeting Others of the eociety attending were Mrs Ezra Hampstead and Mrs Albert w Avery About Ss was made by Mrs. Phillips ~Aa HeAAG AACA40GIS or nCT Su00AV school ciass at the dinner given at the chapel or the Baptist chMfeh Wednesday. The Ladies' Aid society of the Bap- tist church held a sale of food at mid- day Monday in the chapel About s1o was taken i'm. 5-
 tertained party of friends of her daughter. Miss Mildred Watt, whose l1zth birthday occurred that day The evening was enjoyed by the young folks playing games, Mrs. Watt served entertainments, a feature being the birth day cake decorated with lighted cam Edles. v Miss Watt was remembered by number of pretty gifts
 Health Officers Report. The fine weather Monday. town meeting day. brought the voters In goodly number. The town accounts were distributed to each voter and is read with much interest.
 | Health Officer sDr Morton B. Fox says in his report:
 The past year has been exceptionally free from all contagious diseases Measles, four cases; scarlet fever. one case, contracted in New York, no sec ondary cases: whooping cough. two leases; diphtheria, two cases: anti | toxin was used in both cases; no spread of the disease. Nuisances, seven re- ported: after investigation, all were aoated. One case of tuberculosis which l NcAANIa All town and schoolhouses have been inspected and found in good condition. with one exception, and that will be attended to at once. The ice ponds inspected and found satisfactory. There is no change in the disposal of severaze been collected and analysis made oi them several times during the year The reports have been very good
 Teachers' Meeting.
 The monthly meeting of the teach CTS of the schools was held at the Tcnth district (Uncasville) school house Friday afternoon C. E. Wheel
 hr. and Mrs. M. J. Hickey enter tained over the week end Mrs. O'Con- nell. Miss May Haggerty and Mrs. W.T. Ham Cunningham of Norwich
 Jeremiah Haley of Norwich Towr visited friends in town Sunday.
 Joseph Delaney has obtained worl with firm in New London.
 At Baptist Chapel:
 Rev. Mir Duncan occupied the pulpit in the Baptist church Sunday deliver. ing an excellent sermon in the morn. ing and an interesting address in tn, evening.
 The Christian Endeavor society helt It's quarterly business meeting Sunday evening at which a report of the pas quarter was read. Miss Susie Wood led tho meeting.
 The c. NJ. Robertson Co. have haS men at work putting six ventiiators or the roof of the brick box ship whicl they erected last year.
 Mrs. winthrop M. Daniels of Wash. lngton. D. C. has been the guest o her sister. Mrs. Burchard at the Rob ertson homestead.
 The Good Cheer Sunshine soclet, was entertained Thursday afternoon a the home of Mrs. Charles B. Totman.
 Henry St. Germain entertained owe Sunday. William Feeiey of East Lyme Mrs Crystal Reed of East Lyme wa the guest of local friends over tn weekend.
 | t, Mystery Supper.
 The Ladies Aid society of the Meth odist church held a mystery supper fl the chapel Thursday evening.