Norwich bulletin., 1917-12-19
UNCASVILLE

UNCASVILLE Birthday Party For Ruth Blaisdell-
 Pupils PunctuaI at Sehool-Odd Fell
 lows Quarters Dedseated-Christ
 mas SaIe-Surprise Visit
 Mrs. Arthur BlaisdeI entertained Misses Catherine and Evelyn F1omar. Misses Dorothy and Marion Chapman. Miss Alice Chapel, Miss LiI1iar Ritci:is. Master Thomas La Bcdnoy, Donald Chapel Clarence Clark and Gerald Clark, pIsymanss of her little dangh- ter, Ruth BlaisdeIl, whose birthday enjoyed by the young folks playing games and with music. Mrs Blaisden served refreshnents- The little girl received many pretty and useful gifts
 Benefit Entertainnnent.
 Thursday evening the following en- tertainment for the benefit of the Ep- worth League of the eMthodfst church was given by the Stoddard orchestra of New London:
 Overture. King Rose, George D. Barnard; Loveland Rose, Rudolph Montague. Morning. oley Speaks, Friend of Mine, Wifred Sanderson, Miss Helen Keeney, Woodland Chime. Wakefield Smith, orchestra; reading. Miss Mildred Wade; Short and Sweet,
 
 child, orchestra; Knitting, Bruce and Alotti; Keep the House Fires Burn ing, Ford and Novello, Frank De- Wolf; Bridal Rose, I-avaIle, orches- F. Bartlett. There was a good att tendance.
 PunctlaI Pupils.
 During November there were fifty pupils perfect in the various grades in the Uncasvine school. Club Meets. The Thursday Afternoon club held it's meeting in the church parlors. The afternoons programme was in charge of Mrs. Herbert e. Dark. Besides the regular exercises there" were vocal se- lections by Mrs. William Cousins and an interesting address by Miss Mar garet Christie, who spoke of her work in New London
 Miss Eleanor and Miss Gladys T'ib- betts, daughters of the Rev. and Mrs. Charles Tibbetts, of the Methodist church are out after an illness which several weeks
 Mrs. Charles G. Turner is improving, after severe attack of grip
 Home From France. Charles Chapel who enlisted in the navy last summer and was assigned to a place on the U. s. ship Terry. spent the week end at the home of his
  trip to Frarce and will soon leave for another trip
 Frank Craig and Henry Brownen of Fort H. G. Wright, spent the week end at their homes in town The weekly rehearsal of the Metho- dist church choir was held Friday ev- ening at the home of Mir. and Mrs. William Cousins instead of at the church as is cunstomary.
 Picture Presented School.
 At the morning exercises Tuesday at the Palmer Memorial school, Rev. Frank S. Clark presented the school a picture of the ruins of the Roman forum. Principal James E. Murphy ac- cepted the gift in behalf of the school, thanking MT. Clark for his troughtful- ness.
 Dedication December 18th. Tuesday evening Thames lodge, |. O. O. F., worked a class of> three candidates. One application for membership was received. The com mittee in charge of the dedicatory ar gra-nTne for Tuesday, December 1sth- Thirty members were present at this meeting
 The large oak in front of the town Elias Bec3zwith.
 Louis Gravel has returned home after a week spent with friends in
 
 across, sonsthing unusual at this time of the year.
 Sale and Supper We'll Patronzed.
 The Christmas sale and supper giv- en by the Good Cheer Sunshine so- ciety in Sunshine hall was attended by large number of patrons and the proceeds were gratifying with ever green trees and red bells and 1amels- Miss Hannah Mallery assisted by Miss Ernestine Talbot. was in charge of the large Christmas tree which held mystery packages. Mrs. Arthur donated by a New London florist The box of candy went to Frank Cranston-
 The supper committee was Miss Laura B. Woodward, chairman, assist lory. Mrs. Frank Morisiey, Mrs. Wal ter Kent, Mrs Charles T. Beebe, Mrs. Frederick E. Perkins, Mrs. John J. Lawless, Mrs John Fitzgerald, Miss May J. Benbam- The waftresses were members Of the Girl Scouts, Miss Car o1yn Robertson, Miss Daisy Ackley Miss Gladys Strickland, Miss Mae Van Kuren, Miss Mildred F'ritts, Mrs. Au- gustGs C. Stearns was treasurer. Oth- CTS assisting in the various branches Standish, Mrs. Frank J. Alexander Mrs Nathan Woodwork and Mrs. Ar thur B1aisdeIl.
 Surprise Party. A pleasant surprise was given Miss Annie Donoghue at her home Mon day night, when the following of her friends met for the evening: Miss Bridget Donoghue. Mss Mae Sullivan, Misses Katherine and Margaret Mo- Dermott, Miss Teresa Hickey Patrick Donoghue, Matthew Geary, John Smith and James Rutherton, of Nor wich. The evening was pleasantly spent playing games with musical se- lection interspersed. Delicious re- treatments were served. The prizes were awarded Miss Mae Sullivan Miss Teresa Hickey and Miss Bridget Don oghue.
 Legal Advisory Board.
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