Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-25
MONTV1LLE

r Miss Mary Glasgow, who is visiting at the home of her nephew, Harry Atwood in Oakdale. was pleasantly surprised Thursday afternoon in honor of her 18th birthday anniversary. Mrs. Annie Au- wood. Mrs. Walter Dolbeare Of Quaker Hill. Miss Carrie Parker and Miss Com stock responded to the invitation of Mrs Harry Atwood and joined with the mem- bers of the family in the celebration. A delightful afternoon was spent during which Mrs. Atwood served refreshments
 At the home of Mir. and Mrs. Wallace Potter in Pequot Saturday afternoon twenty playmates of their daughter, Miss Alice. gathered to celebrate her ninth birthday which occurred Thursday, May i 18th. Various games were played in cluding pinning the tail on the donkey The first prize, doll, going to Dorothy Stamm. the second prize of gum going to Lillian Dixon and the third. a bal loon. to Hazel Daniels. Mrs Potter as- sisted by Mrs. John Botham, grandmoth- CT of the little girl and Mrs D. J. Rea- gan of New London, served sandwiches. fancy cookies. cake. There was a hand some birthday cake. candy in May bas- ket and lemonade. Many gifts were presented the little hostess. At the par | ty were Hazel Daniels. Dorothy. Irene and Marian Stamm, Ruth Quidgeon, Ruth Rosenlund. Sarah Botham, Ida May i Church, Lillian and Myrtle Dixon. Pearl Conan. Elizabeth Kellogg Eleanor Tib- pitts. also Miss Farrell. teacher of the third and fourth grades of the Uncas- vile school. Mrs. John Botham and Mir. and Mrs. David Reagan of New London, Mrs. Frank Conan and Master Lewellyn Potter.
 Manager Peter Toolin and Captain Matthew Geary of the Robert Gair Corp oration are in extremely buoysnt spirits | over the defeat their baseball nine hand ed out to the nine of :he New London A. C. Saturday afternoon on the Uncasville diamond. The New London lads threw lrp the sponge In the sixth inning with the score of 12 to 1 ir favor of the local l team. Battery for the N l.. A. C. was Killeen and Haven. pitchers and OBrien catcher; Ravens going in for Killeen in l the fourth inning. Battery for Gair was Maynard and Geary. pitchers and Hancock. catcher: Maynard going in for Geary in the sixth inning. Supt Han cock sure did show the crowd how to play good ball The scorer for the game was Jack Donovan.
 Mrs. Arthur J. LaFlamme entertained l several children at her home In Palmer town last Friday on the sixth birthday of her daughter, Elizabeth. The chil- dren enjoyed pleasant afternoon with games. Ice cream, cake, candy and punch were served. Those present were Ruth and Rosamond Blaisdell. Eleanof Cough. James and Frank F1aherty Ken meth and Theodore LaF1amme and George Smith. Jr.
 Last Wednesday evening pupils of the higher grades of the Palmer Memorial school unexpectedly called on their prin- ctpal. Miss Kathryn Bryan, at her home In Quaker Hill, hanging her a handsom, May basket.
 Friday afternoon the ball team of tn, P. Nj. S., defeated the team of the Quaker Hill school, 10 to 5.
 Misses Anna and Alice Quinn of New London were yieittors with friends in towr Sunday.
 Charles Russell IT.. and Walter AiIer have obtained employment in Versailles
 Mrs. Beryl Haven and son. Carltor Haven. of Jewett City visited Mrs. ATber Fox last Wednesday.