Norwich bulletin., 1922-04-08
MONTYILLE

Seventeen pupils had perfect attend ance during March at the Montville Gen. ter school as follows:
 Principal, Miss Pauline Glassbrenner Gordon Moran, Lawrence Kirsch, Joseph Wrubel. Elace Dart Alice Glassbrenner, Annie Gutterman, Herta Sonnenberg, Ruth Yavener, Mildred Yavener, Anna RedHusky.
 In Mrs Angie Viol5ery's room: Bernard Derow, Alfred Haack, Charlie Koslosky, Sam Scolnfk, Herman Scolrfk, Lilfe Orienstein, Jennie Tripp
 The Ladies' Aid society of the Mont vine Union Baptist church met at the home of Mrs. Ray Woodmansee Wednes- l day afternoon with 30 present. The col 1 lection amounted, to $4.10.. and the flower collection to 43 cents Mrs. Woodmansee 1 served\a fine lunch of potato salad hot | biscuit. angel cake, gelatine with whipped cream, cream cookies and tea. A very enjoyable afternoon was spent l A community social was held at the ! Methodist church Wednesday evening in i honor of Rev. c. c. Tibbetts and his | wife. who were soon to leave for their new home in Danieson. There were 1 about 150 present. The Ladies' Aid so- ciety, the Epworth league and the Sun day school presented MT. and Mrs Tib- i betts a handsome cut glass vase with two ] dozen beautiful carnations. The choir presented them an iridescent glass candy bowl and five little music pupils of Mrs. 1 Tibbetts from Oakdale presented her a cut glass bud vase with rosebuds in it. The Boy Scouts, the Girl Scouts and the l basketball team attended in a body A 1 fine musical program was carried out 1 consisting of 9 plano solo by Charlotte Brooks, vocal solo by Mrs. Robert Town send, piano solo by Robert French, piano duet by Pearl and Celia Lidorsky The choir sang one of Mrs. Tfbbetts' favorite hymns. Ice cream and cake were served during which time John Brooks played piano selections. It is with deep regret that the people of Uncasvi1le and vicini- 1 ty part with the pastor, and their good wishes go with him to his new field ir Danielsou, where he commences his pas torate April 9th.
 Mrs. Annie Mastroddi, Mrs. Ida John
 son, Mrs. Susie LaGramme. Mrs. Estellt
 Sisson and Miss Carrie Simpson were 1T
 Norwich Tuesday evening attending tn,
 meeting of the New England Order O
 Protection at the lodge room on Mai1 street. After the meeting an excellen
 clam chowder dinner was served.
 The Ladies Aid society of the Uncas
 ville Methodist church went to Gale
 Ferry and presented their play, recent, | BlNeH III OIDcdSNlMe, OH 1ueSuay. AL tn
 close of the entertainment ice cream an,
 cake were on sale All report goo
 time and large attendance. The play
 entitled The Ladies' Aid of Mohaw,
 Crossroads, was to have been given il
 Montville Center the last week in Marc
 but on account of the bad roads it wa postponed until after Easter.
 The weekly whist club met at the hom of Mrs. Irene Rogoff Tuesday evening
 The first prizes went to Mrs. Mark Flu Der and Walter Perry. The consolation
 were awarded Mrs. c. E. Chapman an
 Mark Furber.
 !; Mrs. Emily Johnson. who has bee ! visiting friends in Montville Center ha
 returned to Norwich, where she wi , spend a week before leaving to mak her home in New York.
 Miss Carrie Simpson spent the wee , end at the home of her brother, Ere : T Simpson, at Waterford.
 l Mrs. Angie Vfckery of MontvilIe Ger
 ter is making her home with Mrs, Fran " scholfield for the remainder of the schot year.
 Mrs. Clarence D. Hall of Brooklyn
 N. Y, is visiting her mother, MT Craig. of Palnertown.