Norwich bulletin., 1917-12-08
UNCASV1LLE
Charles Chapel Home from France Two War Rallies Arouse Patriotism Burial of Miss Rachel Lanpher.


 At the Methodist church during Sunday school an interesting address was given by Miss Mazie B. Clark, assistant to General Secretary Wallace I. Wooden of the State Sunday School association, Hartford
 met Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Frederick E. Comstock. The af- ternoon was devoted to completing comfort kits for the soldiers and aprons for the coming sale.
 Mrs.A. J. Phillips has moved from this village to Haugl1ton's
 Edwin Dart who has been i'll sev- eral weeks with nervous breakdown, has been taken to New Haven for treatment by a specialist.
 Home from France.
 Charles Chapel of the U. S. navy, after a trip to France recently, spent d short furlough with his parents, re- turning to New York Sunday night.
 Mrs. Edward Hermanson and daughter, Miss Clarice. are spending a while with friends in Lyme.
 MT. and Mrs. Winfield Hanney and son Wellesley and daughter, Miss Catherine, of Salem were guests Thanksgiving of MT. and Mrs. Henry Church.
 At Golden Wedding. MT and Mrs Le Grand Chappell were in Waterford attending the Both wedding anniversary celebration of MT. ChappeIPs parents, MT. and Mrs. W. H. H. Chappel Thanksgiving day. Mir. and Mrs. William Webster en- tertained over the holiday MT. and Mrs. Daniel W. Darrow and Miss Ruth Barrow of New London.
 MT. and Mrs. Ralph Shaffer and children, Ruth and Richard, of Laurel Hill, spent few days recently with relatives in town.
 Dance Postponed.
 ;ol ;nI, given by Cochegan camp, Modern Woodmen, Thanksgiving eve was post poned as the committee in charge were unable to obtain musicians to play for dancing.
 Mrs. Charles R. Bogue has enter tained for few days her daughters, Miss Lula Rogue of Providence and Mrs. Ina Burgess and child of Kil- ing1y.
 Enthusiastic War Rally.
 There was good attendance at the war rally given in the Palmer Memo rial hall Tuesday evening under the auspices of the Connecticut state council of defense under the super vision of George H.. Bradford The meeting opened with prayer by Rev. John F. x. Quinn of St. Johns Roman Catholic church, followed by an inter estfng address by Rev. William A. Clark of the Baptist church closed the meeting with the benediction. The Home guard, Captain Ranage in com rnand, were present. During the Iec- ture there were patriotic songs by the Liberty chorus under direction of Mrs. Edith Huggard.
 A Second Rally.
 The second rally was held on Friday evening in Rockers hall in this village. The speaker was Hon. Hadlai A. Hull of New London. The Liberty chorus of 20 members rendered patriotic <ef1fs fee IlYyy or-4 s~, .t,,
 . Rogers--Rosers.
 Saturday afternoon Miss Gertrude Rogers. Haughters of MT. and Mrs. Frank H. Rogers. was united in mar Efase at the Baptist parsonage by Rev. Frank s. Clark with F. Edward cal corps, U. s. A.. at Camp Upton. Miss Lillian Sawyer recently enter tained Miss Ruth Osborn of Apsonia. Mr. and Mrs. Walter B. Jeffers spent the holiday season with Hanover rel Rev. and Mrs. Charles c. Tfbbetts entertained Mrs. William Cousins Thanksgiving day.
 John Kutia, stationed at Camp Dev- ems, spent a. short furlough at his home in this village.
 Workman Injured.
 Macon J; Daniels. while at work struck by . falling plank, cutting his ear severely.
 Family Gathering.
 Mr., and Mrs. Ray Woodmansee en- tertained a family party Thanksgiving day. Mre. Wood1nansee's mother. Mrs. ". 6. S1zAFp, brother, Lafayette G. Shxfp of Now London, nephew. MT. and Mrs Emerson Wheeler of East Lyme, sister, Mrs. Nellie Wheeler brother. MT. and Mrs. c. A. Sharp, and thrHe children.
 The Mohegan Red Cross has added another name to the list of members, tat Of Hf. Mortpn p. F6x
 lET. ana 1xex WaI11ce Daniels and ct5lldEenH 2 asa lmertoun spent the