Norwich bulletin., 1909-02-06

The entertainment and supper giver
 Friday night by the Ladies' Aid so.
 ciety of the Methodist church in tn,
 chapel was well attended. The pro.
 ceeds amounted to about $20. Those
 who took part in the entertainment
 were Misses Iva, Winnie and Vera
 Bartlett, Ivan Chapman, Miss Belle
 Curtis, Mrs. Charles Hope Miss May
 Grover, Miss Nellie Chapman, Elmer
 Botham, Roy Holmes. Miss Florence
 and Bessie Holmes. Those who as-
 sisted at the supper were Mrs. Charle: l watson, in charge of the ice cream
 Mrs. Ramage, Mrs. Beckwith, Mrs. S Bolles.
 Partridges Dead
 Several of the last consignment oi Hungarian cartridges which were re- ceived recently have died. The birds are being kept in confinement to be
 liberated in the spring. c. E. Sweet ana T. J; Haney are caring for them
 Mrs Chares Carter, who has been
 the guest of relatives at Montville Center, has returned to New York. Mrs Mahala Rudd of Ekonk has been entertained at the home Of her sister Mrs. Edwin E. Henry, in Palm ] ertown.
 George Cloutier has left the Uncas- l machinist at the Pequot mill and will move to the house in Pequot formerly occupied by A. A. Chase. John Moran of New Haven has been spending a few days with locaf- rela- l tives.
 John B. Lathrop left Thursday to 1 spend a while in New York. | Mrs. Arthur Thurber left Saturday Tor Bridgeport after visiting relatives in Palmertown.
 Friday evening Judge and Mrs. Charles c. Turner were pleasantly | surprised by friends at their home in Palmertown. Refreshments were | served during the evening. Among those present were MT. and Mrs. Green. MT. and Mrs. George P. Smith, Mrs. Harriet Edmonds, Mrs. John Spencer, Mrs. Mary J. Wright and others.
 Birthday Celebration.
 At the home of MT. and Mrs. Moses Chapman in Palmertown there was a gathering of young people Saturday evening to assist their daughter, Miss Leila Chapman, celebrate her 17th birthday: The young people were en- tertalned with games, etc. Refresh ments were served. Among those pres ent were William Stark, accompanied by his sister. Miss Marian Stark, and Miss Helen Rogers, all of North Lyme 4hAoStS ClOTtutc La bOunIN, IeFIruQe Rogers, Florence Hart, Hilma Rosen- lund, Ella Rosenlund, Minnie Chapel. Marian Henry. Jacob Silversiicz, Reu- ben Austin, Leon Allen, Howard Rog- CTS, John Hurlbutt William La Boun- ty. Miss Chapman was remembered with several gifts.
 There was a meeting of Cochegan camp, Modern Woodmen of America, Wednesday evening in Hickey's hall. al which fhn members Ia ments for a reception to which mem bers will bring their wives and fam- lies.
 K. of c. Installation.
 There was a large attendance at the installation exercises of Pequot coun- ell, Knights of Columbus. Sunday af- ternoon in Hickey's hall. There was many visitors from out of town, among them James Tevlin of New London past state deputy, and Thomas Berth of Willimantic, formerly of Montville and member of this council as past grand knight. The installation cere- monies were performed by John w Chamberlain of StonIngton, State dep. uty. The officers installed were: Grand knight, Edwin Curtin deputy grand knight Michael J. Hickey: chan cellor, John J. Driscoll; recording sec retary, Matthew J. Walsh; financial secretary. P. F,Walsh: treasurer, Peter Pulley; warden, Thomas Doyle; lec- turer, C. A. Fitzgerald; advocate. John Doyle; inside guard. John Maloney; outside guard, Joseph St. Germaine, Jr.; trustees, John J. Driscoll. Michael J. Hickey and David Walsh. Addresses were made by several of the visitors and refreshments were served.
 The ~pulplt of the Union Baptist church. was occupied Sunday by the Rev Charles Anderson. who is spend ing his time in Norwich.
 children's Party. MT. and Mrs. Charles M Beebe en- | tertained a party of children in honor | of their daughter, Miss Hazel Beebe, i Saturday afternoon. Games were | played and refreshments served. Those | present were Elizabeth Alexander. | Alice Alexander Prentice Alexander. | Gladys Beebe, Revere Beebe, Jennie l Nelson Ruth Long, Helen Rogers. Mil l licent Comstock.
 Coasting and sleighing are good in all parts of the town
 Charles Rogers of Hill Top is seri- | ously ill
 The members of the Ladies' Aid so- 2iety of the Union Baptist church, PalmertoNn, gave a supper in the chapel Friday evening.
 The whist club was entertained Wednesday, evening at the home of Miss Florence Chapman.
 Rural Route Lengthened
 The free delivery route from the of ice in this village has been extended | Beginning Feb 1st the carrier. F. B. rOoker. covers a distance of A miles n place of 22 miles. The change in he route is made at the start. The carrier has gone directly up the back 'oad while now he goes down from the thn IprnTlln fa urning on to the back road The re- nainder of the route is practically the. anne as before.
 Thames lodge, L o. o. F.. held meeting in the lodge rooms in Palmer Memorial hall Tuesday night, at which he thlrd degree was worked on a class f candidates.
 Auction at Collins Place.
 The farm and househo goods. farm ng utensils and other property of the ate Daniel Collins were sold on Mon he administrator being George H. Bradford of Oakdale. There was a lrge attendance. The best of the hings were bid in by members of the amily. The farm and buildings were ought by Mrs James Carver, a aUghter of MT. Collins. for $2,60O Mat |. Tinker was auctioneer.
 Death of Mrs. Eobert Morgan. The death of Mrs. Sarah A. Morgan ccurred Monday at the home of her ephew, Edmond Rogers, in OakdaIe. rom a severe attack of grip. Mrs. lorgan's ancestors were among the arly settlers of New London county. he was the daughter of Henry Tru- lan Rogers and Clarissa Cook. born in | i Feb. 28, 1920. She was a ' lember of the Montville Center Con S regational church. having joined by