Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-03-20
BULLETIN NEWS LETTERS FROM IT'S BROADENING FIELD
UNCASVlL.LE.
Majority Of Decem Clubs Officers Re-
eelected-SociaI on st. Patrick's
Nisht-chureh News-Death of Viii
lis /. Browning.

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The Decem club held a meeting at
| its rooms Wednesday evening. at which
the following officers were chosen, in
| almost every instance a reelection:
I President, George n. Wood: vice Dresi
dent. G. Turner LOOMS; secretary.
Frank Richards; treasurer, Louis B.
Hurlbutt. After the business meeting
was over a supper was served.
NJ. III. Furber of Palmertown was
called to the home of his yarents in
New York state. Wednesday, to attend
/ the funeral of his mother.
Mrs. Albert Strong of Worcester is
with her mother, Mrs. John Babcock,
who is ILL.,
Kitchen Dance.
MIR. and Mrs. Dan D. Homt of Mont
I'ville Center entertained friends Friday
night. large number of them went
up from Palmertown, enjoying straw
ride. The entertainment was in the
form of an old fashioned kitchen dance.
Orrin Gay, violinist, furnished music.
Refreshments were served
Class Pins.
The members of the graduating class
of the 10th district have received their
class pins. The pins are of gold and
blue, the class cOlors, and are pretty
in design, bearing the filters U. c. S.
and the date 90.
Mrs. Harriet Branch has returned
to her home in Brooklyn, n. Y.
Mrs. Henry Leverqu3 of New Haxen
has been the guest of local friends.
Luke Mcdonald has resigned with
the Uncasville Manufacturing company
as teamster, and obtained employment
out of town.
In Hickeys hal, Friday evening there
was a social held under the manage
ment of John Carlton.
Alexander Marsden Of New Rochelle
was a recent visitor in town.
Saloon Wagon.
The case of Antonio Garwych OF
New London was brought before Jus
tice of the Peace William Smiddy Fri
day afternoon. Garwych sends a team
through the town which is driven by
Max Boyer, and several days ago, up
on complaint of those living in the
neighborhood. a raid was made on the
wagon While it stood in front of
house in this village by Michael Hick-
ey and several bottles of liquor were
found. At the trial Friday Garwych
was fined S25 and costs, amounting to
sS9, for selling liquor illegally in the
town.
At the Methodist Episcopal church
the members OF the Sunday school
have begun making preparations for
concert for Easter.
Joined Methodist Church.
At the Methodist church Sunday Mrs.
Charles T. Bartlett and daughter, Miss
Vera Bartlett, were given the right
hand of fellowship. In place of the
usual sermon by the pastor, Rev. S. F.
Maine, the foreign mission committee
conducted the services. giving an .ac-
count Of the work done.
Miss Lucy Allen, Mrs. Louis G.
NpWi nj
composed the committee.
Harris Barber, a theological student
from Newton. Mass occupied the pull
pit in the Union Baptist church Sum
day morning. Mr.. Barber was enter
tanned at the home of Mrs. Latimer.
The Missionary society of the Union
Baptis+ church met at the home of
Mrs. J. S. Latimer Thursday afternoon,
when the mite boxes of the society
were opened.
The Christian Endeavor society of
the Montville Center Congregational I
church held a cObweb party at the
home Of Raymond n. Parish Friday
evening.
Mrs. Douglass. who has been spend
ing several weeks with her daughter.
Mrs. J. p. Morgan. in Mantle, return
ed home Tuesday.
Winners at Whist.
The Whist club held its last meet
ing Of the season Monday night in
Hickey's hall. As each member had |
the privilege of inviting two friends |
there was a large number present |
Zine tables were played after which |
refreshments were served. and dane /
ing finished the evenings pleasure Miss |
Chapman va pianit:. The first prizes /
were won by Everett Chapman and 1
Miss Mildred Chapman
ST. Pstrick's Night Social.
American council, Q. L. A. NJ. gave I
a social and dance on st. Patrick's /
night in Robertson's hall, Palmertown. I
Music was BY Spencers orchestra. and /
William Smiddy prompted
Miss Nav Champion of New Britain /
is the guest of friends in Oakdsle.
Albert J. Fox OF Oakdale is improv- 1
ing.
Thames lodge, I. O. o. F.. held a /
meeting Tuesday night and worked the /
second degree on q class of candidates. |
after which a social session was en- |
joyed.
Willis |. Brownine's Death.
Willis haac Browning, whose death /
occurred Tuesday, was the son of DR.. /
Isaac Browning and Patty 3. Howe. /
was born April 90, 1852. and married 1
to Miss Emma Daniels daughter Of
Lyman Daniels. Mr. Browning had .
been in i'll health for several years. /
subject to severe attacks Of heart trou-
Bile. He was a brother of w. Irving
Browning whose sudden death sboclx