Norwich bulletin., 1916-07-22
UNCASVILLE
Earl Lathrop Has Toe Amputated- Naval Reserves Attend Church Scout Patrol Being Organized Chicken Thief Bound Over.

Naval Reserves Attend Church.
 Scout Patrol Being Oraanized- Chicken Thief Bound Over.
 There was a good attendance and generous patronage at the supper and entertainment Friday evening. The proceeds were fifteen dollars, which will be used to defray expenses of a camp at Pleasure Beach. Earl LathrOp, who has been spend ing several weeks at the Lawrence hospital was brought to his home Friday where he remained until Mon day, when he was taken back to the hospital for anputatiOn of his toe. The lawn party and entertainment which was to have been held by Good | Cheer Sunshine society on the lawn at Mrs. Charles T. Beebe's home was in l definitely postponed. There was l large attendance at the meeting 1 Thursday afternoon; one new member l was voted in.
 Chestnut trees which are usually in | full bloom July 1, are very late this | year, being this week just in full 1 bloom.
 l Thomas AIcArdle who is employed l in Providence las returned to that city i after few days visit at his home in ] town.
 MT. and Mrs. Morris Freeman en- | tertained Mrs. Freeman's brother, GiI- l bert RosenthaI, of Sag Harbor. l Preparing for Lawn Festival. St. Johns Roman Catholic parish
 is making plans for the annual lawn i festival
 Miss Hazel Beebe has been spending 1 a few days with relatives in Colchester l and has returned to her home. i Miss Rose Haley has been entertain 1 ing her brother Jeremiah Haley of l Norwich Town.
 st. Germain Bros. of Pequot have 1 nearly completed an addition to the home of Mrs. Henry Dart of Palmer | town.
 Naval Reserves Attend Church. At the services Sunday morning at ] the Methodist church there were thirty 1 boys from Camp Dewey in attendance, i and at St. Johns Roman Catholic l church there was eighteen. l Miss Nellie BrOuiIEard who has 1 been spending her vacation with rel
 atives at Fall River and Worcester, l Mass, has returned to her home in ! PeQuot
 Mrs. William Siss0n, wno several 1 weeks ago was run into by a motor | cycle, has recovered from her in 1 juries-
 Austin Mathews of Westerly. spent i the weekend with friends in town. F. B. TOOler made an automobile l trip on Sunday to Providence taking
 with him Merritt Tooker, Henry Allen | and Roy Johnson.
 Birthday Party. 1 Mrs. Clarence Walden, of Boston, l who, with her children is spending The l sumner with her mother, Mrs. Ida l Browning, entertained friends Satur- 1 day in honor of the eleventh birthday 1 of her daughter. Miss Marjorie Walden l A pleasant afternoon wa spent and
 Mrs. Walden served refreshments. | Miss Walden received a, number of i handsome gifts. i Organizing Scout Patrol. i Scout Master Burdick and assist ant Holmes, of New London, with 1 fourteen Boy Scouts held a, meeting in i the village for the purpose of organ ! lzinS patrol here. Those here who l desire to enroll are Louis AICusley, ! Clayton Howard, Carl Benson, Harvey l Newton, Byron Moves. William Rhine i hart and Charles Ramage. Louis Phil i lips has been chosen scout master.
 Picnic Postponed. 1 The annual outing of the Baptist | Sunday school, which was to have ! been postponed until next month. 1 Many mothers of children objected to | taking their children on cars or to l public places on account Of the infan- 1 tile paralysis scare. l Norman .. LathrOD is having an ad- ditiOn built on to one of his tenement 1 houses.
 William Snatddy accompanied by 1 Shelley, Of Norwich made an auto trip i Shelley of Norwich, made an auto trip 1 to Providence Sunday. 1 Mrs Nancy Street, sw-hO has been | spending a few weeks with Mrs. Elmer 1 Tubbs, has returned to her home on l Gay hill Mrs. Street. who has passed 1 her eighteth birthday, made the trip from BreWsters Neck fy motor cycle
 greatly enjoying the ride.
 Won Jewett City Game. l The lIontviIIe Athletic clubs base l ball team went to Jewett City Sat
 urday afternoon for a, game with the l Ashland team, winning 10 to f. Mrs. Clarence Avery and children of i MT. and Mrs. Albert w. Avery of Hill Top.
 MT. and Mrs. Oviue HammeI are en- 1 tic.
 Chicken Thief Bound Over. Edward Bump a farm hand in the l ing a disturbance among the hens,
 went to investigate and caught Will i jam Perry of Nohegan just as he was about to leave the hen house. Perry | was brought before Justice of the l Peace William Sniddy, on a, charge l of chicken theft, and was bound over | to the next term of superior court to 1 be held at Norwich in September. Perry furnished bonds. l Miss Evelyn Baum of Jordan is 1 spending a few weeks with friends in ] town.
 The official board of the Methodist 1 church held 8 meeting Monday eve 1 ming at the parsonage.