Norwich bulletin., 1916-09-09
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Miss Luddington Addresses Thursday Club-Surprise Party - Riley SuIli- van Marriage-Improvins Road Near St. Johns Church. The house and land owned by the late Judge Charles N. Chappen on the front road has been sold to Benjamin
 Smithline.
 Miss Luddington Speaks The August meeting of the Thurs day Afternoon club was held at the home of MT. and Mrs. James F. Com stock at Quaker Hill with good at- tendance. After a short business ses- sion at which it was voted to resume
 regular meetings commencing Sept IA, Miss Katherine Luddington of Lyme gave an interesting address after which refreshments were served. The board of selectmen held a reg ular monthly meeting Saturday in- stead of on the first Monday as this month 1t fell on a holiday. | Mrs. Wallace Potter and children who have been visiting relatives at | Trading Cove, have returned to their | home at Hill Top. MT. and Mrs. Harold Dion are enter | taining John Dion of Providence. Miss Angelina BrouilIiard, after sev- | eral weeks spent with friends in Fall River and Providence has returned to | her home in Peouot.
  her vacation with friends at Atlantic | City, N. J.
 | Surprise Visit. 1 A few of the friends of MT. Arthur l Getchell, a guest at the home of Mrs.
 Miller on Gay Hill. met at the home i of Mrs Miller as a surprise for Mrs. | Getchel1 after a pleasant social time.
 Refreshments were served.
 Wallace Potter spent this week at 1 Greenport.
 MT. and Mrs Hubert Dart and three | children attended Q family reunion | held at PoquOnoc Sunday. ] Miss Marion Lynch is private sec
 retary at the mobilization camp at Nj
 antio.
 MT. and Mrs. Herbert stapeline have
 been entertaining Miss Edna Brown,
 who returned to her home in Stoning- 1 ton Friday.
 Miss Rose Haley and Miss Anna Ha- 1 ley, who have been spending few i days with friends in Northheld, Mass, | have returned.
 Mrs Ellen Clifford is entertaining her greatniece. Miss B1anch Rogers of
 Kansas City, Mo. i Oliver Houck, who has been spend l ing a few days with friends in New | Haven, has returned home. ! John Carlton was a weekend guest | of relatives in Stonington. 1 Meetings Resumed. 1 The Good Cheer Sunshine society l has resumed meetings which have been
 suspended during August, holding it's first one Thursday, at the Montville
 almshouse.
 l Is spending a few days with her ! grandmother, Mrs. Charles P. Rogers ! of Hill Top.
 ' Acting Principal.
 Miss Florence olin, who taught { Grade I at Palmer Memorial school, has been substitute as principal of 1 the Uncasville school, filling the va
 leave of absence this year. Mrs. Edwin Henry, Miss Marian
 Henry and Miss May Turner spent
 Monday at Block Island. 1 Mir. and Mrs. Albert w. Avery and
 Miss Ruth Long who have been on an ] Hills and the Mohawk Trail, have re- | turned to their home at Hill Top. i Miss Hazel Beebe, who has been | spending a few weeks Of her vacation
 camping at Oswegatchie, has return ] ed home.
 | Riley Sullivan.
 Rev. John F. Quinn of St. Johns l Roman Catholic church, united in mar l riage at the ' o'clock mass Miss Mar garet Sullivan of Uncasvil1e and John ] P. Riley of Norwich. The bride was | attended by her cousin, Mrs. J. J.
 Shea of Norwich, Jeremiah Sullivan, a 1 brother of the bride, was best nian. MT. and Mrs. Riley will reside in Norwich,
 after a honeymoon trip to New York. 1 Mrs. John BothaTn left Saturday for l a few weeks visit with friends in
 Brooklyn, N. Y
 Spoke at Methodist Church. 1 Richard Mansfield of the Bradley b Street Mission, New London, gave an (tinteresting address Sunday morning in I the Methodist church, treating the great amount of good in men the work 1 has done.
 Rev. and Mrs. Charles c. Tibbetts ] R. I.
 i 4 large number from this town at 1 tended the fair at Norwich on Labor 1 day and Tuesday.
 |. The various manUfactories in town ' closed down Saturday for Labor Day. 1 The most of them started up Tuesday 1 morning.
 The Reyes Product Co., closed Fri 1 day night for a, few weeks during
 which repairs will be made. Road Widened. A great Improvement has been made l by the work recently done on the road | near the St. Johns church. A gang
 of men under the supervision of Will 1 lis Sawyer have been at work this past
 week. The old ledge has been blasted
 and the road widened.
 Frank J. Alexander recently puf , l chased new touring car.