Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-03-06
The Business and Social Life of Every Town and
Settlement Reflected in These Columns.
NEW LONDON COUNTY.
UNCASVlLLE.
Social Happenings of the Week-Suit
Against Hebrew Farmers Fedora
tion--5uriSl of Mrs. William Fitch.

Social Happenings of the Week-Suit
tion--5urixl of Mrs. William Fitch.
William Smiddy has purchased Of
the wooden mill company the house
and land opposite the Palmer Bros.
company's mill in Palmertown.
Arthur j. Newton, who is employed
in Norwich. is at the home of his
mother, Mrs. G. l. Newton, i'll with
grip.
Frank II. Rogers the Host.
Frank H. Rogers entertained friends
at his home in Palmertown Friday
evening with games and music Miss
Marian Lynch was the successful one
IN pinning the tail on the buffalo,
March Furber coming in second. In
the potato race, Orrin Gay was first.
A feature OF the evening was selec-
lions on the violin by Orrln Cav and
piano selections by Fred Chapel
Among those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. John Lynch. Mrs. Ellen Clifford,
Mabel Browning, Misses Helen Lynch
and Marian Lynch, Mark FsurbeE. Or
rim Gay and Fred w. Chapel
Ralph SeiGsl OF Palmertown, injured
q year ago by being thrown from a
horse, suffering injuries which effected
his mind. was taken Saturday to
Brewsters Neck for treatment, which
tt Is hoped will be effective. Seigel
Is about Is years Of age.
Sale and Supper.
The Christian Endeavor society of
fhe Montville Center Congregational
church Held a supper at which oyster
stew, baked beans and cake were ON
sale. Eight dollars was the receipts
for the sale. After the supper a spell
fng match was held. After a lively
contest Mrs. Frank Scholfeld was the
last to go down. Mrs. Glassbrenner
and Mr.. Fellows stood next longest.
Bid 81 Lsss Than Fox.
Harry Atwood, ural carrier from
che Oakdale postoffice, has also been
awarded the contract to carry the mail
Between the Oakdale and Montville
Fostofhces. This route has been in
charge for several years past OF Joel
Fox. Mr.. Fox has given good satis-
the route AuwoM underbid Fox one
dollar. The terrPof Mr.. Fox does not
sxpire until July /.
At the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Nor
man, Allen in Palmertown there was a
surprise party Friday evening in hon
or of their son Leon Allen. Games
were played and music enjoyed; re-
freshments were served. The affair
was planned by Miss Lena Miner and
Miss Minnie Chapel.
Student From Newton breaches.
The pulpit OF the Union Baptist
church, Palmertown, was occupied by
Mr.. Fox. q student at the theological
at Newton, Mass, for both
and evening sermon Mr.
FOX Is a friend OF Mr.. Whittenore of
the same school school, who will oc-
cupy the pulpit In this church next
Sunday at that time, giving the church
his decision in regard to accepting the
ssll which the church has extended.
Mr.. Fox was entertained durine his
stay IN 'own 1t the home Of Mrs. Jo-
eeph LatiIner.
Mrs. Elizabeth Burchard entertaingr
the woman's home mission study class
u the Union Baptist church Thurs
Gay afternoon, Miss Grace Lyon was
reader.
Burial Of Mrs. William Fitch.
Mrs Iluoy Angel F1tch, whose death
occurred in New York last Saturday,
WAS a former resident OF this town
being the daughter of Adonijah Fitch
Rnd Anna Fox, who owned farm in
The town OF Montville near Trading
k,Pve. She was born March 9. 1873. |
She married Capt William Fitch |
April 7, 1s45. and Was the mother of
three children. but one OF whom lived
10 grow up, the Rev. James W. Fitch, |
who died about three weeks ago, and |
Rt whose home she was living at the |
lime Of her death. Her body WAS
brought on Wednesday for burial IA |
the family plot in C0rnst0ck's came-
Terry. the Rev. 5. Il. Maine conducting |
The services.
The initistory degree vas worked on /
} class Of three candidates Tuesday |
hight by Thames lodge, l. o. O. r.
The Masss soft company at Oal1dale \
started I'd tho mil Tuesday morning, |
lster shut down soP repairs.
Appeal Taken.
In the ease Of L. Weinstsin against
Louis Cohen. tried before George o. |
Allen on Saturday, Judgment was
reT dered that Weinstetn recover the /
full amount OF so. The srit was to /
recover bill for labor. Cohen gave
notice Of an appeal from the decision.
Federation Sued.
A preliminary hsaring xAs heard
saturday afternoon before William
s1niddy. Justice of the peace, in
Euit brought against the Hebrew
Farmers federation By l.. Weinstein
We postponed for two weeks. The
Farmers federation made a pIeat of
'bAtement, alleging that the service |,
lf papers had been made at a late
lour. This sutt is brought 70 recover
yOm the federation certain commits
sonS for service rendered in real es-
ate. Attorney Charles W. Comstockl
'epresents Weinstein.
About twenty friends of AFR. and
Yrs. John Lynch met at their home in
oslmertown and spent a pleasant So
sial evening Monday There were
'eVsYal selections on the mandolin by |
lanes r. Murphy, principal Of Palmer
v Memorial school. Refreshments were
'epved by Mrs. Lynch.