Norwich bulletin., 1916-07-01
UNChSVnLE
Pupils Who Received Comstock Prizes Season for Lawn Parties-Thurs- day Afternoon Club Elects Officers.


 Season for Lawn Parties-Thurs-
 day Afternoon Club Elects Officers.
 Those at the Uncasville school who received Comstock prizes which are awarded pupils making the most pro- gress in their studies during the year were Roy Marinan, Charles Osborn, Richards, Inez Orn, Harvey Nousley and Carrie Burdick. Owing to the protractive rainy weather before graduation the senior class were unable to take their class trip, so on Wednesday the members of the class with the principal Miss Grace Hooper, went by automobile to Hartford, as is the yearly custom.
 Miss Alice Gates, who has been the guest of her sister, Mrs. Frank H. Rogers, has returned to her home in Richmond, Va.
 The well which George Dart has been having put down for him is com pleted.
 Mrs. Frank E. Wilson, who has been a while in Burlington, Vt, has re- turned Elome.
 AdoIph Johnson, who has been in is with the Massasoit Company at Oakdale.
 To Meet July 6. At the meeting Of Pequot Council, Knights of Columbus, it was decided to hold the next meeting on Thurs day evening July 6, on account of Tuesday being holiday.
 Harry Williamson, 9, student at Trinity college has returned home for the summer.
 Harold Rosenlund, employed in New Haven, spent the week end at the tome of his parents, MT. and Mrs. Albert Roseulund of Pequot.
 MT and Mrs Cornelius Fla heTtv re- turned Tuesday afternoon from a sev- eraI days visit with friends in New York.
 James Rogers of Providence is spending a few days with local friends.
 HermOn Johnson of Cliff street, Nor wich, spent the week end with his family, who are spending a few weeks with relatives in town.
 Elected Officers.
 At the meeting of the Thursday Afternoon club which was conducted by the Woman's Home Missionary society and was the annual business meeting, the following were chosen as officers for the coming year: Presi- dent, Mrs. Ralph H. Melcer; vice president, Mrs. John B. Lathrop; sec retary, Mrs. Oscar E. Church; treas urer, Mrs. Louis c. Newton; mite box secretary, Mrs. John B. Lathrop. A satisfactory report was read by the treasurer and Mrs. Hubert c. Dart, a delegate to the missionary convention held recently in Danielson gave an in- teresting account of this. The club voted to suspend meetings through the l summer months with the exception that on June 29 an open service would ! be held and on the last Thursday in i July and the last one in August will be held a meeting of the club the one in July to be held at the parsonage and the one in August to be held at | tho home nf ATTec c+r o1~ ! at Quaker Hill.
 l Mrs. Charles T. Beebe entertained l the members of the Good Cheer Sun l shine society Thursday afternoon. The l society has decided not to hold it's an- | nual bazaar until August instead of
 July as was first planned An en- tertainment will be held by the mem ! bers at Mrs. Beebe's home during
 July.
 Planning Lawn Festival.
 The members of St. Johns Roman Catholic church are making prepara,- 1 tions for the annual lawn festival. Joseph O'CCnneu of New London i has recently purchased the Alexander property on the road leading to the c. V. station and has moved his house. hold goods and family there. 1 Joseph Colombo has returned to his i home in Pequot, after a few days | spent in Providence. EP"CTLH -SGSh6 Lawn FaFLyu The EpWorths League held a socia' | Monday night on the lawn at the par | sonage which was well attended. Ar entertaining program of music was given by the church orchestra. Ice cream, cake and homemade candy were on sale.
 Fitch Rogers of Hill Top is employ 1 ed by Nelson Moore at Wintergreer Point for the summer. Cornelius Fitzgerald, Edward Curtin | John CUddy, David Devine and Joseph 1 Hickey were in Stonington, Sunday attending the meeting of Nina council l Knights of Columbus, at which the | eXemplifcation of the third degree took place.
 Cornelius DriscoI of Pequot visited Willimantic friends over the week. end.
 Mrs. Nancy Street of Gay Hill is i spending a few days with friends ir Preston.
 Festival Well Patronized. The lawn festival given by the so- ciety of the Baptist church Monday night was well attended and the sales were good. The lawn was decorated with Japanese lanterns. Cornelius Connors of Springfield wis., ited with friends in town Sunday. Mrs. Earl LathrOp was in New Lon- don, Tuesday, to spend a while with MT. Lathrop, who is receiving treat ment at the Lawrence hospital for an injury.