Norwich bulletin., 1918-06-06
UNCASVlLLE
Howard Kelsey Recovering-Seniors Trip to Hartford-Smith- Clark Wed dine-MemoriaI Day Events.

The Epworth League at recent meeting chose the following as off, cers: President. Mrs. J. Y. Miller; first vice president, Mrs Charles E. Ram age; second vice president, Ralph H. Melcer; third vice president, Mrs. Hu- bert G. Dart secretary and treasurer, Mrs. Louis G. Newton; organist, Miss Alice Ramage.
 MT. and Mrs. c. E. F1aherty enter tained recently Miss Ethel Muller of St. Luke's hospital, New York
 Recovering at Hospital.
 Howard Kelsey son of Mir. and Mrs. Dwight Kelsey of Palmertown, who is employed in Norwich, is in the Backus hospital where he recently underwent an operation for appendicitis. Mir. Kel- sey is reported to be improving sat isfactorily.
 Miss Evelyn Hammond spent the week. end the guest of friends in Dan- ielson.
 Teachers Conference.
 Wednesday evening a teachers con- ference was held by the teacher in the Sunday school of Mir. Baptist church at the home of MT. and Mrs. Thomas Church.
 Overseer at Red Mill.
 H. H. Hopkins, several years ago overseer of the c. M. Robertson Go. s Bank mlll, has returned as overseer at the company's Red mill MT. Hop- kins will soon move his household goods from Fulton, N. Y.
 Smith-cIark.
 Edward Paul Smith, son of Deacon and Mrs. George P. Smith of Pequot, was united in marriage with Miss Ethel Idell Clark. daughter of MT. and Mrs. Edgar Clark of Glasgo, Conn. on Saturday afternoon at the home of the brides uncle, William B. Austin in Westerly. After the wedding Mir. Smith brought his bride to his home i'll Pequot where they will reside for a while.
 Class Trip to Hartford. The senior class of the Palmer Me morial school. accompanied by Prin- cipal Raymond Stanhope and a for mer principal, James E. Murphy. and i Mrs. Murphy, went on the annual class trip to Hartford in automobiles which were loaned for the day. Members of | the class are: Bernard Allen, Eddie Bonville. Elsie Church Phillips Clark Leslie Cottrell, John Donovan, Eileen l Donovan, Pearl Edwards, Albert Fox | bOunIV Reuben Okrar1t. Grace Quinn, Fred ] Ritchie, Mary Stupanick, Eleanor St | Germaine.
 Social Union Entertained.
 Mrs. Thomas Watt entertained the Ladies' Social Union of the Congre- gational church Friday afternoon. Rec 1 Cross work was done. Miss Wat served light refreshments.
 Patriotic Exercises. 1 The Memorial Day exercises were largely attended. An interesting pro. | gramme under the arrangement O. Frank P. Richards was carried out The parade started at o'clock iron the Palmer Memorial school buildins led by Tubbs' band Of Norwich, whicl furnished excellent music. At Uncas vile company of coast guards iron Fort Trumbull and detachment iron the submarine base joined in the pro cession. At the Uncasville schoo building a flag raising took place. Tn, flag was a gift from the employees O the Uncasville Manufacturing com pany and was raised by Michael J Hickey and James Daniels, private of the state guards. At Comstocl cemetery the programme was openet with prayer by Rev. Charles c. Tib betts, pastor of the MethodNt church who also pronounced the benedictior after which taps werc sounded. Ther followed a speech by g member o 1 Sedgwick Post, c. A. R., and Rev Frank s. Clark. pastor of Baptist church, with exercises by the pupils 0 the schools with band selections.
 At the Methodist church those iron Eo out of town were served lunch by tn women of the Baptist society. assiste by several from the Methodist societ,