Norwich bulletin., 1921-06-07
MCNTVULE

r F day afternoon. the 2Ttb. in the Montville Center schoihouse, when the two rooms united. and the following program was given: Salute to the Flag, school; exer- else, Memorial day. second grade; Flow CTS for the Blue and the Gray, Celia Lidofslzy; Decoration Day. Alice Glas- brenner; reading, The Soldiers Reprieve. Ruth Golub The Blue and the Gray, Min nie Lifsciltz; song. Decoration Day Hymn, school; The old Blue Coat, Sarah Yoselevsky; The Little Army first grade: Driving Home the Cows. Lloyd Daniels {; Memorial Day, Sylvia GoIub; reading The Roll Call, Ida Lifschitz; Memorial Day, third grade; reading. The Picket Guard, Ida Geyasdoff; The Gray Haired Vet Austin Lathrop; reading, Decoration Day. Kate Derow; In Memory of the Maine, Walter Sautter; Some Famous Patriots. eight boys of the upper room {; song, America, school Mir. and Mrs. V. A Rosenlund enter tained an informal gathering at their home Wednesday evening. Two tables of whist were in play and were followed by music. The hostess served ice cream, cake and punch. Those in attendance were MT. and Mrs. Mark T. Furber. Mir. and Mrs C. Everett Chapman, the Misses Grace and Carrie G. Wood. Frank Craig and Roy D. Gardner.S
 An intertown field day was held Satur. ! day at the Quaker Hill school grounds The sports commenced at s.S0 in tn, morning and included running, jumping | potatos relay, three-legged and egg races 50 yard dash, broad jump and a doubls header ball game. The ball teams Of tn, Uncasville and Jordan schools contested and the teams of the Quaker Hill anS Palmertown schools. The battery fol Palmer Memorial school was Louis Ger and Stephen Boska
 A union meeting of the Christian En deavor societies was held at the Baptis church Tuesday evening with the Mantle Quaker Hill, Groton and New London societies represented. After the service social hour proved enjoyable to all. Re treatments were served by the young peo pie of Palmertown.
 Fred Palmer visited at the Palnne homestead last week.
 4 The Montville honor roll was decorate for Memorial day. The work of paintin 7 the markers in the Comstock cemeter : was noticed by many. Fred Spencer vo , unteered to repaint them. A supper was served at the Masonl meeting Friday evening following the eI republication of the third degree on SC, eral candidates.
 Mrs M. A. Jeffers visited in Hauov, . recently.
 : MT. and Mrs. William Donohue an { daughter of New York have been visitin !. at the home of Dr. and Mrs. J. J. Dont hue in Uncasville
 David and Morris Frieburg of Ne York spent the holidays at the home their father.
 Guy Loomis of Hartford visited Mr Julia Coen over Memorial day
 Mir. and Mrs. Clarence D. Hall Brooklyn arrived Saturday. the 2Sth, l visit relatives and friends in New LondC = and Palmertown.
 MT. and Mrs. William Webster are c,
 tertaining Mir. Webster's brother fro
 Florida.
 Mir. and Mrs. Theodore E. Pearson
 Seekonk- Mass, were recent visitors
 Miss Mary Lenihan spent the holida,
 in Lakeville.
 Miss Lillian L. Morin has been visitir
 relatives and friends in Waterbury, c
 and Greenfield, Mass.
 Miss Mary Stepanik is visiting in Ne
 York. WhITe there Miss Stepanik will a A s.s bridesmaid for her cousin. Mrs. Royce Crockett and son, RoyS
 Jr., and Mrs. Fred Dennis have been VI
 iting MT. and Mrs. Ray woodmansee.
 The baseball teams of the Uneasy.
 and Palmcrtown schools played on { . PalmertoHn school diamond Saturday q
 ternoon, the 2sth. P. M. S. was victorlo,
 g to s. Medos Gero and Frank Paohia :. umpired the game.
 = Mrs. Lundstrom and daughter Judi
 of North Grosvenordale have been wis
 ing at the home of Ar. and Mrs. Andrl = Johnson