Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1919-04-08
UNCASVILLE

Or. John J. Donohue of Norwich has
moved into the house of Mrs. Eliza
beth Burchard in this village.
The Snow family moved Saturday
from the cottage of the C. NJ. Robert
son Co, formerly occupied By Roy
Gardner, into one formerly occupied
by Mr.. apd Mrs. William Davis.
The Christian Endeavor society of
the Baptist church chose Miss May
Church and Mrs. F. Edmund Rogers.
delegates to the C. E. Spring rally in
the First BAPTIST church, New Lon
dom
Charles H. Roy who recently sold
the Haughton farm has purchased from
the Robertson family the house and
| land which was at one time the resi-
dence of William Robertson. He NOV
| ed there April 1.
George Taylor, who sold his farm
to l. Freed of Chapel Hill, last fall,
has moved into his new bungalow near
| ST. Johns Roman Catholic church.
Mrs. Edith Hammond of Gardner
Lake has moved into the house from
| which Mr.. Taylor moved out
| Mr.. and Mrs. Mortimer Getchell who
! have been i'll in bed from an attack
! of the epidemic, are much improved.
/ During their illness Mr. and Mrs Reu-
| ben Austin have been caring for them.
| The birthday Of Miss Eloise Land
pllere was observed by the pupils in
| her class in Sunday school last We'd
nesday evening. The members of the
class are: Mrs. Charles Allen, Mrs.
John Nogletanz, Mrs. THEODORE Ptar-
son. Miss Minnie Chapel, Miss Amy
Bergman, Miss Daisy Bergman, Miss
| Maude BlaisGell, Miss May Church
| Miss MaUde Bennett and Mrs. f
! Edmond Rogers at whose home they
met, going from there to Miss Land
pheres home, where the evening was
| enjoyably spent with games and mu-
sic.
Miss Agnes Hanna is able to be out
| after being confined to the house by
an attack of the epidemic.
| The entertainment given by the La
dies society of the Methodist church
| Thursday night was well attended and
the sale of cake, candy and ice cream
generously patronized. The pro-
gramme consisted of flag drill
living pictures, recitations and voca
and instrumental music Perry's or
chestra rendered selections.
Joseph Hickey son OF Mr. and Mrs
Michael j. Hickey, after about eigh-
teen months service in the navy ha>
returned to his home in Pequot o.
one of his several trips across MI
Hickey was enabled to visit in Ire
land, the location of his grandparents
home and from there he brought sew
eral souvenirs.
Harry Watt, employed at the c. NJ
Robertson Co.'S shipping department
after an illness with grip has recover
ed.
Cutting down the embankment op
posfte the car station was delayed las
week owing to bad weather, but ha
progressed and is now near compile
ton. A retaining wall has been bull
and is a great improvement. Thi
has been one of the most dangeroU
places in the town.
: During the absence of Rev. Charlie
c. Tibbetts at the Methodist confer
ence, Mrs. Tibbetts entertained he
father, Rev. ". w. Hunt, of Syracuse
N. Y.
Mrs. Sarah A. Sharp, whose deaf
5 from pneumonia occurred at her HON
r in Waterford, April LIST, was the sis
ter of Mrs. Lucy E. Moore of this vii
, lage. Mrs. Sharp was the daughter c
Mr.. and Mrs. William Hunt and wa
, born in England. Her funeral too
place Friday. Burial was in Unto
cemetery. She is survived by her sis
ter, Mrs. Moore, a son, William F
. Sharp, and three nieces. Mr.. Shar
died years ago.
Mrs. David Brown and son have bee