Norwich bulletin., 1917-03-17
UNCxSvHLE
Day and Sunday School Pupiis PAr- feet In Attendance-supt. Percy s. PaInser's AiIsn- Dan- ieIs Wedding.

At the 10th district CUncasville) school during February there were nine pupils in the first and second grades; eleven in the third and fourth grades and fourteen in the fifth and sixth grades and twelve in the sev- enth and eighth grades perfect in at The entertainment The OId Peabody Pew, followed by sale of ice cream, given by the Baptist society was well attended About thirty dollars was Edward Gilchrist, who has been ill for several weeks is improving. The pupils of the Uncasville school dist chapel Thursday evening. The play, Silas Warren, was given. Miss Agnes Hempstead has been substituting as teacher for Miss Flor ence oHn. who was called home by the illness of her mother.
 c. P. F1aherty spent a few days on a business trip to New York. Traveling on the, roads has been the worst in many years
 Miss Florence Chapman has re- friends.
 Punctuai In Attendance.
 For February there were fourteen members of the Methodist Sunday were Rev. Charles c. Tibbetts. pastor of the church, Mrs. Charles E. Ram age. Miss Alice Ramage, Charles Ramage, Ernest Ungerer, Herbert Un-. Sara Benson, Mrs. Jennie Phillips. David Carlyle, Rodney Carlyle, Mil-s dred Austin, Edith Austin, Agnes Austin, Fremont Vallett, Earl Holmes, and Robert Clark.
 Miss Ruth Long, who has been spending a few days with relatives in East Lyme, has returned
 Miss Ruth Dove of Hudson. Mass. a former teacher in Palmer Memorial school, has been the guest of Miss Marian Henry.
 supt. Palmer Advanced.
 The household. goods Of Percy s. Palmer was shipped to Fall River, Mass, this week. Mir. Palmer has been superintendent of the Massasoit Manufacturing Companyss mill at Oakdale and has been promoted to a position with the same company at Fall River.
 The weekly cottage meeting of the Methodist M church vas held at the meeting of the official board of the church
 Friday afternoon the teachers at tended the monthly meeting held in the Uncasville school.
 Engagement Announced.
 Friends of former Montville Postmas ter Lewis Hurlbutt of Hartford, have received news of the announcement of the engagement of his daughter, Miss Eliza beth Maude Hurfbutt to Win thfop Bafdwin Robbins of Hart< ford.
 Mrs. Melvin Furber entertained the officers and teachers of the Baptist Sunday school Monday night, to plan for an increase in the number of the attendants of the Sunday school. Oth-1 CT business was transacted including plans for the Easter Sunday pro- gram.
 Mrs. Leolin A. Comstock of Hill Top is spending this week with her son, John Comstock of Worcester Mass.
 The Thursday Afternoon clubs meeting this week was under the su- pervision of the Ladies' Aid Societys president, Mrs. Cora Gotham.
 A flag drill rehearsal was held in the Sunday school room Of the Meth odist church Wednesday afternoon.
 Miss Josephine Hart of Coventry was weekend visitor in town. j
 Aflen-Daniels.
 Leon Allen. son of Mir. and Mrs Norman c. Allen and Miss Edna F. Daniels, daughter of Mir. and Mrs Wallace Daniels, were married by Rev. Frank Clark, pastor of the Union Bap- tist church, Monday evening at the home of the brides parents. in Pal mertown. The bride received many gifts. Refreshments were served. The guests were members of the two fam ifies. Mir. and Mrs. Allen will begfn housekeeping in rooms in one of the Palmer Bros. Co.'S houses.
 The Epworth League gave an en- tertainment and handkerchief bazaar Tn the Methodist church parlors We'd nesday night.