Norwich bulletin., 1917-01-20
New london County
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Social Club; to De oraanized at Watt PIaee-sunshine Society to Erect BuiIdinc-BirthdayC Celebration.

Rev Charles e. Tfbbetts occorn- panied by number of the mempers of the Epworth League of the Metn- odist church conducted services at the BradIey Street Mission, New London
 Arthur Helfrand has been appointed chairman of a committee to organlze a social club in this village. The purpose of the club is to furnish social entertafnment for its members.
 Thursday Matt A. Tinker, auction ger. sold at public auction the horses, engine. logging outfit, wagons and farming implements of William Watt. MT. Watt intends going into another branch of business.
 The Good Cheer Sunshine Society meeting held at the home Of Mrs. Grace. Mallory was well attended and much interest in the new hall building which the society has recently pur- chased was shown. The society will be incorporated under the state laws and will start in active work to help raise money to pay for it's building.
 Mrs Joseph Miner is spending few days with her daughter, Mrs. William McKensie of Quaker Hin-
 Birthday Party.
 A party of little folks was enter taine5 Thursday at the home of MT. and Mrs Louis Cosman in honor of the birthday of their son, Earl. Games were played and there were musical selections and treatments Many pretty gifts were esreceived.
 James S.~5sB sBurSOn ns- mas T6LuTnSQ to Springfield, after a few days visit in
 Rev. George c. Chappell, who was in town to conduct the funeral services of George N. Wood, returned to his home in New Haven, Saturday. Mrs. Chappen remained in town a few days to visit former parishoners of the Baptist church.
 Tournaments Planned.
 There was a good attendance at the meeting of the Athletic Club. Thurs day evening. Cornelius B. Flaherty, Fred Johnson and Roylston Hart were chosen a committee for pool tourn- ament Others for a pitch tournament were Edward c. Curtin, John Mahon- ey and Joseph Hickey; for pino- Harry Watt. After the business was transacted refreshments were served by Ely Clark.
 Jeremiah Sullivan and Arman Plouff attended the automobile show in New York.
 Mrs. Edward Glassbrenner has re- turned home much improved, after treament in hospital in New Lon don
 Miss Annabelle Newton led the meeting of the junior league held at the Methodist church Sunday after noon. The members of the league are planning to give a social.
 Among those i'll with grip are Mrs.
 
 Cousins.
 Patrick Donohue, employed in Mys- tic, was a weekend visitor at his home here.
 Aid Society Meets.
 The Ladies' Aid Society of the Bap- tist church was entertained at the home of Mrs. Harriett Edmonds. Mrs. Thomas Church assisted Mrs Ed monds. A business meeting was fol- lowed by social hour. ,ss.F visit in New York, has returned to his home.
 PuncturaI Pupils. Seventy-nine pupils were perfect in | at the Palmer Memorial | the Uncasville school during Decem- beE- Harold Jameson of New Haven has been spending a few days with friends l here.
 A squad of the Boy Scouts enjoyed | a.- few hours sport on the ice on Witch | Hazel mill pond Saturday afternoon. | Among them were Scoutma ster Louis | Phillips, Frank, Louis and Harvey | Moresley, Harvey Newton, Lester | Dart Peter Morawski and Carl Ben l son. Matthew Geary employed in Mystic spent the week end at his home in this place.
 On Sunday District Superintendent. G. G. Scrivener, will occupy the pull pit in the Methodist church.
 Mrs. P. J. Alexander entertained the Ladies' Aid Society of the Quaker Hill church, Wednesday afternoon