Norwich bulletin., 1916-05-20
LETTERS FROM TWO STATES

 basket, at her boarding place at the home Of MT. and Mrs. Thomas Quinn, in PeQuot, The young folks were fn- vfted in and enjoyed games and music served.
 attended the Democratic convention in New Haven
 George Taylor, who has been ern- pIoyed at the Palmer Bros,s mill as night watchman, has resigned to take effect today (Saturday). Frank Miner, at the c. M Robertson Co.'s Rocklawn mill, has resigned his position with them and will succeed Mir. Taylor at the Palmer Bros.ss mill
 Joseph Hickey and Henry Rheaume attended the state convention of fine. Knights of Columbus held in Derby.
 Thursday afternoon Mrs. Frank Mousley entertained the auction bridge club.
 Charles E Ramage has purchased a building lot of Harold Bartlett.
 Mrs. Charles B. Ramage, Mrs. Jen- nie Phillips and Mrs. Hubert Dart, att tended the County Sunday school as sociation at New London, Thursday evening as delegates from the Meth odist church. Mrs. F. I. Phillips and Miss Landphear were from the Pal mertown church.
 The Junior league at the Methodist church have decided to hold heir monthly meeting on the first Saturday of each month, at their meeting in June the annual election of officers l Mrs. Frank E. Wilson one of the 1 delegates from the Good Cheer Sun l shine Society left town Wednesday night for New York, to attend the In ternationai society meeting there.
 Club Entertained. | The members of the L. c. T. club were entertained by Mrs. Frank H. attendance of members. After an | evening pleasantly spent Mrs. Rogers served punch cake and ice cream Sunday was Mothers day at the Methodist church. At the close of services Sunday morning, every moth CT in the congregation was invited by the pastor Rev. Charles c. Tib- betts to come to the front and re- ceive carnation- Mrs. May Smith and Miss Fannie Smith assisted in serving recipients.
 Miss Rose Bouville, Miss Margaret l McDermott. Miss Katherine McDer- mott, William Cartier, Joseph Collins, lErnest Bouville, Jeremiah Deyin. friends of William Devine, of Pequot, met at his home Saturday night, hang ing him a beautiful May basket, filled with good things. The. company was invited in and spent the evening play ing games and with music passed an enjoyable evening. Miss Leona De- vine served cake, ice cream, fruit and candy.
 | Field Day Events.
 Friday was observed as field day al the Uncasville school. The morning was parents day and program was gwen. In the afternoon the athletic games were carried out on the grounds One of the prettiest features was a May pole dance given by thirty girls A pass ball race was won by the line led by Robert Tooker A flag drill Dy number of girls was very effec- tive. The 50 yard race weights 60 to so pounds was won by Harold Quid- geon, Harvey Mousley, second A nifty yard race, weight so to 95 pounds was won by Michael Richard with 2 tie between Robert Zuccardi and Will liam Thorp second. The next races were won by Charlie Ramage, Harvey Mousley and Edward La Casse Run ming broad jump, weight so to SC pounds, Earl Quidgeon first runnins broad jump, so to 95 pounds, Michae Richards; standing broad jump, weigh 60 to 80 pounds, Harold Quidgeon; standing broad jump 80 to 95 pounds Robert Zuccardi
 In the girls race 60 to 30 pound. weight, Anna Rosen was first witt Mildred Austin second. The 50 to SI pound weight girls race, was a ti, between Alice Ramage aind Catherine Collins. Several games of baseball were played. Cake and ice cream were on sale as a means of raising money to defray expenses of the annual triI of the senior class to Hartford Abou fifteen dollars was cleared Clarence McArfIIe, son of Mrs. Henr, McArdle, of Gay Hill, is time cleark il the division office of the New Hayer doad in New London.