Norwich bulletin., 1916-04-22

Miss Curtiss, Public Nurse in Norwich, Addresses Thursday Afternoon Club -L. c. T. Club Guests of Miss Henry-Easter Cantata to be Sung. There was a good attendance at the meeting of the Thursday afternoon club. Miss Culver of Norwich, gave an interesting and instructive talk on her work as public nurse in NorW1oh, contrasting the work in smaller cities with that of New York, when she was nurse. The children who were brought by their parents were amused ana cared for during the afternoon by Miss May Smith, Mrs. Jennie Phillips, Mrs. Oscar Church, Mrs. Charles Rogers, and Mrs. Annie E. Newton, were the refreshment committee.
 Attended Sunshine Dinner.
 Dr. and Mrs. F. 2. Wilson. MT. and Mrs. Thomas Watt, MT. and Mrs. Thomas Church, MT. and Mrs. Melvin H. Furber, of Palmertown, were among those who attended the Good Cheer Sunshine society dinner, given at the home of MT. and Mrs. Frederick B. Comstock of Quaker Hill.
 Robert Simpson of Pequot has moved from this village to the home of Fred s. Simpson, at North Water ford.
 William Drydan, while handling heavy lumber at the Uncasville Manu- featuring company's mill, received sev- eral bad bruises as the result of a plank which fell on him.
 Celebrated Birthday.
 The L. G. T. club held it's meeting at the home of Deacon and Mrs. Edwin Henry, with their daughter, Miss Mar ion Henry, whose birthday occurred on Thursday Miss Henry received a box of beautiful pinks in honor of the event Cake and punch were served by Miss Henry. The evening was de- voted to it's usual amusement, with musical selections. The prize went to Mrs. Thomas Watt.
 Several members of Pequot council, Knights of Columbus, were in Nor wich on Friday evening, to witness the exempliication of the second de- gree, at the meeting of White Cross council
 Morris Freeman has moved his household goods from the tenement in Palmertown. which he has been oc- cupying, into the one which he re- gently purchased of the Waldon es- tate and has been having fitted up for occupancy.
 Automobile and Bicycle Collide. Hadley Potter, who was driving an automobile, collided with Charles Ramage, the nine year old son of MT and Mrs. Charles Ramage, who was
  his way to school and was rounding the corner near the car station, while MT. Potter was coming from the other way, just bringing his machine to a standstill. The bank at this place is very high, making it impossible for any one coming to see others coming from the opposite direction. MT. Pot ter took the boy in and carried him home. He was uninjuried and in g short time continued on his way tC school. The bicycle was somewhat the worse for the collision.
 R. F. D. by Automobile.
 Fred B. Tooker, the rural carrier started in Monday morning using hi; new car on his mail route
 Mrs Edward Wilson, who has beer a guest of her son, Dr. F. E. Wilson has returned to her home in Hartford Howard Kelsey of Palmertown, has obtained work in New Haven, and lief town to begin Monday.
 Fred Lathrop, a student at Mt. Her. mon school, is very i'll at the home o: his parents, MT. and Mrs. Norman c Lathrop.
 A number from out of town attended the Thames Motor Boat club ladies night social, on Thursday night. Games vocal and instrumental music, with re treatments, served to entertain those attending.
 Herbert Rogers left Saturday tC spend the week in Boston.
 Howard Bushnell of Occum, i spending a few days with relatives il the village.
 Warriors Win.
 A ball game Sunday afternoon be tween the Uncasville Warriors and tn Pequot Juniors, ended in a score O 10 to g for the Warriors. Batteries for the Warriors were Richards ant McDermott, for the Juniors, Packard and Fitsky. This was the second in series of games between the two teams the third game will be played off nex Sunday.
 MT. and Mrs. Harold Hotchkiss re gently entertained MT. and Mrs. Josepl Johnson, of Old Mystic
 Easter Cantata.
 The choir of the Methodist churc! with out of town singers, will rende at the evening service the cantats The Lord of the Eastertide. Durin the Sunday school hour the churc, orchestra will play, and a special Has ter program will be given by the mem bers of the school.
 Miss Edith Austin left Monday. t spend part of her vacation with rel atiyes, in OccuTn.
 Thomas Tuckey, who has been in tn employ of the c. M Robertson Co left town Monday, to work in Terry vile.
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