Norwich bulletin., 1916-12-16

tette at Methodist Cnurch.
The annual Christmas sale of the
Good Cheer Sunshine society which
was held Thursday afternoon in the
church Mt Quaker Hill was largely
attended. The supper and sale OF
fancy articles held during the evening
were well pstroniZed. The supper was
in charge of Mrs. Herbert Grant, as
sisted by Mes. Frederick E. Comstock'
Mrs Mallory, Mrs. Fred b. Perkins,
Mrs. Thomas Watt, Mrs Charles i.
Beebe Mrs William Osborn, Mrs.
John ]. Lawless. Miss May benham'
Miss Thelma Dram, Miss Hazel Beebe,
Miss Edythe Gran; and Miss Mlllicent
Comstock. Others who assisted with
the cake. apron, faacy article tables
ana the mystery and ice cream ware
Mrs. n. A. Woodworth, Mrs: Ash
craft, Mrs: Marvin "omstock. MRS
Thomas Church, Mrs. NJ. H. Furber'
Mrs I. z. Wilson, Mrs. Mousiey, Mrs.
Robertson, Miss Hannah Mallory and
Miss Dorothy Stearns. The regular
meeting Of NE society was held Thurs
day afternoon with Mrs. Melvin ID,
Furber in Palmertown.
Epwerth Leagues Circus.
The circus given by the Epworth
league under the supervision Of Miss
Vera Bartlett proved to have many
attractions. There was good at
tendance and all the side shows taken
in by those attending. IS
Miss Ethel Cornet spent a few days
recently with Mr.. and Mrs Rufus
Hurlbutt in Gales Ferry.
Mrs. Louisa Fox, who has been
spending several weeks with her
brotner. F. E. Newton, of East Lyme,
has recovered from the severe illness
which she had while there, SO that she
has returned to her home with her
son, Dr. Merton L. Fox, of the viii
lage.
Two Join Club.
At the Athletic clubs meeting the
members voted to have their head
quarters wired for lighting by cleo
tricity. Two new members were adj
mitted. @
DIR. NJ. r. Fox purchased a touring
car recently.
Seventy-two pupils were perfect in
attendance at the Uncasville school
during November.
After 4 few weeks visit with friends
in Springfield, Mrs Cora Botham has
returned to her home.
Frederick Lathrop, son OF Mr.. and
Mrs, Norman Lathrop, has returned to
scboo' at Mt. Hermon.
MPs. Everett Angus left town for a
few days to visit friends in Groton,
after which she will go to Brooklyn to
spend the winter.
Special meetings have been con-
Quoted in the Methodist church four
nights during the week. Rev F. r.
Hunt of East Greenwich, r. l.. assist
ed the pastor. Rev. Charles c. Tib-
belts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard T. Rogers will
take up housekeeping in one of the
tenements of the Mrs. Mary Nessler
estate. Mr.. and Mrs Rogers were
Mrs. Rogers wes Miss Ruby Weeks
of Chelsea
Harold Rosenlund. who is employed
in New Haven, spent the week end at
ohe home of his parents in Pequot
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Clark recently
entertained Miss Rose Clark Of Will
mantle.
Birthday Party.
Misses Mary, Clara and Carrie
Gladys and Margaret Cough, Miss Es-
ther Hanson, Miss Josephine Sullivan.
Miss Ruth Murphy, Miss Edna Seer.
Miss Katherine Daniels, James Yer
rington, Joseph Cloudier, Eddie Me-
Laughlin. Robert Sullivan, Amede Lu-
slgnas, Frank Sartes. Frank Andrews,
Henry Iavoie. John Clabby, Leonard
Clark, William Sauter, Howard Ives,
Girls Leaun, Charles Morgan, Royal
Judge, Earl Judge, Mrs. Ida wenzel
and Mrs. Judge, friends and relatives
Of Miss Edna Judge of Palmertown,
saVe her birthday party at the home
Of her brother, Royal Judge. Of Nor
wich Saturday evening, it being her
18th anniversary of that day
Harold Martin of Springfield was a
recent guest OF relatives in town.
The Montville Country club held a
meeting Tuesday night at which plans
for the clubs social entertainments
this winter were talked over.
William Cooney has resigned as
Waterman at the Reyes Product Co
Mrs. Henry Avery has returned to
her home in East Lyme.
New Quartette Sings.
The Sunday evening services at the
Methodist church prove interesting by
raeson Of the einging by the quarte<te
which has been recently formed. The
members are Mr.. and Mrs Charles
Carlyle, Mrs. William Cousins and
Hubert G.. Dart.
On Wednesday afternoon the COM
stock Cemetery association held 9
meeting.
Edwin c. Meyers Of Quaker, Hill has
been spending while with Mrs
Charles Bogle OF Paimertown.