Norwich bulletin., 1909-01-09
new LONDON COUNTY.
UNCASVlLLE.
Thames Lodge Elects Officers-Base-
ball Clubs Soeial-Watt-C Clark We'd
ding Today-Seventeen Join Metho-
dist Sunday School.

pau NluD ooClal-W att OiaTk Weu-
ding Today-Seventeen Join Metho-
dist Sunday School.
Thames lodge, l. O. o. F., elected
officers at its last regular meeting in
Palmer Memorial hall as follows: No
BILE grand, Fred J. Hope; vice grand
Ernest Atwood; recording secretary
Charles Osborne; financial secretary,
Dan D. Home; treasurer. Robert Bar
dow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank R. Mitchell
entertained this week Mrs. Herbert
of StoningtOn.
Charles Watson, who sustained in
iuries while at work on heavy timber,
is able to go to work again.
The social and dance by the base
ball enthusiasts in RObertson's hall.
Palmertown, Thursday night, was
largely attended. Music was by SDen-
GERS orchestra, William Smddy,
prOmpter. The proceeds will be used
20 defray expenses of uniforms, etc.
for the club next season.
Mt. and Mrs. Ralph Schaffer have
been guests Of relatives in New York.
Mrs. Green of Pequot entertained
number Of friends New Years eve.
Prizes for Sunday School Pupils.
At the Union Baptist church the SUI
Miss Eloise Landphere, offered a spe-
cial prize for the pupils who attended
school every Sunday during 1908. The
prizes were awarded last Sunday to
Miss Carrie Wood and Herbert Rog-
eTE.
Clarence Walden, who spent the
week end with his family. who are
guests Of Mrs. WaIden's mother, Mrs.
y. Irving Brow7Sin. returned to Boston
Monday, Mrs. Walden and children
returned 60 Boston Wednesday after
QUO weaks' visit.
Mrs. Fred YoUnEs OF Valley Falls,
x. J.. was the guest of her brothers
Family, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Burgess,
In PalENrtowR, recently.
George Alexander has been appoint
ed administrator by the Judge of pro-
bate Of the estate of MS wife, Nancy
Alexander, who died recently.
Charles Copgdon OF Yantic was the
guest Of his aunt AIRS. Jared Rogers,
evsT Sunday.
Work on Tho hOu.e owned by the
= NJ. Robertson Co.. formerly the
Henry Palmer property, is complet-
ed. The house will be occupied by
DF. FraNeio A. Taylor.
Watt-Ciark Marriage Today.
The marriage of Alfred ]. Watt, son
ef Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Watt of Palm
sefsown. who is employed in Hartford.
and Miss Leila Clark will take place
IN Now Britain today, January 9.
frederick g. Palmer, who has been
spending a week with his family in
New York, has returned to Palmer
town.
There was a social and dance at
fire homo OF Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence /
at Raymond Hill, Tuesday
9ight,
Leroy dracey Of New London was
. Buest ut the home Of DR.. and Mrs. |
y. CorASt over the week end.
Dan d. Hons Of AdontviIIe Center
and GAorge Fl. Bradford of Oakdale |
attended the inauguration Of Govern /
or LllsT.
o&tesrs Of Methodist Sunday School. |
Sunday morning at the Methodist |
Episcopal chuBeh She Sunday school |
held it's ANNUAL election of officers and
be- lara The officers are; Superin- /
lsndsnt, Miss Lucy Allyn; assistant |
Clyde III. Beebe; secre-
tsry and treasurer, Mrs. Alice Burton;
llbraRian. Harold Bartlett; assistant |
ibrariaH, Paul Maine; pianist Miss /
Iva Bartlett; assistant pianist, Miss
Eliza Geeri superintendent OF mis- |
siOnz, Mrs. S. Z. Maine. Those an
pointed TO act as teachers are Miss
Maroha ChaDpell. Mrs. William Noble
Miss Lucy Allyn, Rev. S. +. Maine,
~ s. r. Maine, Mrs. Charles Hone. |
Mss May Grover, Miss Eliza Geer,
lyds M. Beebe, William =. Walden,
,harles Ramage. Mrs. Sarah Ramage.
Miss Margaret Burton Miss Iva Bart
eu, MISS Florence Holmes. Miss Eth
i Cornet and Lincoln Rogers.
Seventeen Additional Members.
The seventeen new pupils who have
trough the influence OF Rev s. r.
lains been added to the school are |
IRIS Charles Hope, Miss Bessie
iolInes, Miss Florence Holmes Mise
lmma Crawford. Miss Jessie Edwards
Irs- William Noble, AIRS. Sarah Ram |
&c, Frank Mitchell. Harold Bartlett. |
Willard Botham. J
There are fifteen pupils to receive
Old pins for perfect attendance dur I
~ the year. Miss Hazel Barlow the |
ounSest member of the school to re-
GIVE pin is but five years old They /
re Misses Luella Barlow, Ethel Bar
Nv, Vera Bartlett, Winnie Bartlett. I
ddle Botham Emma Crawford Ma
y Yetsky, Marian Thorpe, Eliza Cur {
lay Grover, Mrs. Charles Hope. Har- /
ID Bartlett Earl Smith, Mrs. Alice
urton.
Met at Parsonage.
Hae members Of the ladies' aid So
MY OF the Methodist church held a
lsiness meetinf with S. F. Maine at
le parsonage Wednesday afternoon.
Miss Rose Charland has returned to
er home in Palmertown after spend
y a week with friends III SPRING &,
eld, Mass.
The seven-year- daughter Of Mr.
nd Mrs. Louis C. Newton is i'll with
)inal meningitis.
The Sunshine society met this week
the home of Mrs. A. Fitch Rogers s
Jerome farm. v
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Alexander Of
5ukee, Col, who came on to attend A
e funeral Of Mr.. Alexander's moth \
a short time ago, have decided to L
main here for the winter.
Providence Candidate to Preach. d
Rev. Charles Miller Of PHILADELPHIA.
no occupied the pulpit in the Union T.
iptist church last Sunday, was en- a
rtdined by Mrs. w. s Mitchell, Next
lnday the pulpit will be occupied p,
the Rev. Mr. Lane of Providence.
20 will be entertained by Mr. and p
rs. w. G. Hartford during his stay "
town. p
Mrs. Elvira Douglass. who has been |
ending several weeks at Mantle, the
est Of her daughter, Mrs. J. p. Nor
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