Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-01-16
LETTERS FROM TOWNS IN TWO STATES
UNCASVILLE.
Fraterna Societies Busy With install
lations-Fine for Illegal Sale of Liq-
uor.


| Whist club at the residence of G.
Turner LOOMS last week. Prizes were
awarded Miss Everett Chapman and
Roy Gardner Musical selections were
rendered and refreshments were serv-
ed.
G. Turner Loomis. district deputy
was in New London last week. INSTALL
Ing officers of Pequot lodge, l. 0. o. f
DR.. Morton E. Fox accompanied him.
Mrs. Robert A. MOI n of New Brit
ain has returned home, after two
weeks visit In Pequot
The little daughter of Mr. and Mrs
Louis G. Newton, who is very i'll with
spinal miningitis, is slightly improved.
About twenty members of Thames
lodge, I. o. o. F., in response to an
invitation of the Rev. S. T. Maine, pas
tor of the Methodist church. attended
services Sunday morning in that
church.
Work on the cellar for a house for
Peter La Flamme on the land which
he recently purchased of Albert Church
is finished. Carpenters will soon begin
on the house.
Roll Call at Congregational Church.
At the annual roll call of the Mont
vile Congregational church Thursday
about thirty-two members were pres
ent. Several who were unable to be
| present sent in by friends and three
| answered by letter. An original poem
enume[ating members who in former
years were prominently connected with
the church was read by Mrs Ellen Par
ker. Three members Of the church
| have died during the year-Mrs. Caro-
|. line Parker, the oldest member, who
died last March; Daniel P. Collins
whose death occurred in November, and
| Washington Irving Browning. who
passed away about three weeks ago
After the officers for the year were
elected refreshments were served by
| the women Of the society. officers were
chosen as follows: Clerk and treas
| urer, John c. Fellows; standing COM
| mittee, Francis T. Parker, Raymond n
Parrish, Miss Carrie s. Parker and
Miss Jessie Scholfeld, Deacons John
G. Fellows and David A. Johnson. The
church is without a permanent pas
tor, the Rev. H. T. Arnold of Norwich
supplying No steps We're taken to-
wards securing a permanent pastor.
o. U. A. Nj. installation.
Thursday evening American council
0. U. A. NJ, held it's installation. The
installing officer was Special Deputy
Robert c.. Burchard. The following
officers were seated: Councillor, Ma
than Sheldon: vice councillor. Roy
Gardner; recording secretary, Harry
Atwood; financial secretary, Frank
Richards; treasurer Dan d. Home:
instructor, William Watt; examiner
John Lynch; inside protector Charles
Adams; outside protector, Charles Cor
| don: chaplain, Robert c. Burchard
| trustees, David A. Johnson, Frank H
Rogers. After the ceremonies a sue
per was served and a social hour en-
| joyed.
!. o. o. F. Installation.
Thames lodge, L o. o. F. has in
stalled officers as follows: Noble grand
Fred J. Hope; vice grand, Ernest Au-
wood; recording secretary, Charles Os-
borne; financial secretary, Dan D.
Home; treasurer, Robert Barlow; con-
ductor, Andrew Johnson; warden, Fred
Crandall; chaplain, Edwin s. Henry;
right supporter noble grand, c. Ever
EFT Chapman; left supporter noble
| grand, William Sisson; right scene sup
porter, George Edwards; left scene
supporter, Willis H. Sawyer; inside
guardian, John ETdridge. A commit
/ tee has been appointed as follows:
| Sick Edwin S. Henry, Matt A Tinker
| John Eldridge, R. S. Strickland, Harry
Atwood; relief, S. Everett Chapman
| Dan D. Howe. Joseph Church
The installation was by District Dep
| uty Grand Master G.. Turner Loomis
who had as his staff c. A. Phillips as
| warden, DR.. Morton z. Fox, grand Sec
| rotary; Samuel Prince, grand treas
urer, and A. H. F'irman, grand guar
| dian.
The members of the Ladies' Aid So
ciety of the Methodist Episcopal
church met at the home of Mrs. Chas
| Ramage, Jr.. Wednesday afternoon.
Meetings of Church Societies.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Union
Baptist church was entertained in the
chanel Wednesday afternoon by Mrs
| r. S. Henry, Mrs. Charles Turner and
Mrs. Harriet Edmonds.
The Clure family has moved from
POduetanuck into the house with Mrs
Taft. in Palmertown.
Herman Decker, freight agent at the
Central Vermont station, spent the
week end with relatives in Jewett City
Miss Annie Richards, daughter of
Mrs. Henry Richards, who has been
suffering from poison on her face
is still in a bad condition.
Had Liquor on Premises.
Michael Dudell, who occupies a ten
ement in one of the houses owned by
the Uncasville Manufacturing COM
pany near the Methodist church, was
visited by local police officials Satur-
day morning. Michael ]. Hickey and
Ernest Atwood, who found liquor hid
zen IN SOlleQ CLOTHES III SOdk III q DlB
tub, preparatory to washing. In the
court held Monday morning before
Justice Of the Peace Henry A. Bolles
Dudell pleaded guilty to the charge
His fine and costs amounted to near
~ $50. A man from New London con-
scented to give bonds for him. The
principal witness was Charles Clou-
tier, who testified to obtaining liquor
at this place. Attorney Richard p.
Freeman appeared for the defense and
advised Dudell to plead guilty.
A committee appointed by the men,
bers of the Union Baptist church,
Mrs. RayHWoodmansee and Mrs. Nettie
Gridley, is making arrangements to
hold an entertainment.
Monday evening at the residence of
Justice of the Peace William Smiddy
the marriage Of Miss Amelia Dandy
and Thomas Kearn took place.
DIR. Francis A. Taylor, who has been
occupying rooms in the home of Mrs.
w Irving Browning. has moved to the
house owned by the c. NJ. Robertson
company occupied in former years by
two physicians, DR.. E. NJ. Matthewson
and later by DR.. Z. j. Druley.
John Deveau of New York was the
guest of local friends over the week
end.
Michael Rheaume. who recently pur-
chased the place owned by Mrs. Mer-
ton Rowland, and known as the Hav-
ems property, has let the contract to
dig a well on the place to Thomas
Chebbott of Baltic.
Samuel Vine, who has been the guest
of William Drearden, has returned to
Willimantic.
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