Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-10
uNCASvILLE.
News from the SchooIs-Soeisl Events of the Professionalism for Post master at Oakdale-Good Trout.

Miss Florence Vibber of New York is spending the Easter vacation at ti,e home of her mother, Mrs. Mary J. Vibber
 M. H. Furber, who has been employ ed in the Bank mill of the c. M. Roh- ertson company, has left the mill and IS coachman for the Palmer Brothers at Palmertown.
 The baseball team of the Tenth dis trict (Uncasville) school is getting ready for the coming season and has the following lineup: Arthur DuFonto c, Robert Dodds p, Roy Hamilton 1b, Earl Smith 2b, Samuel Rogers 3b, Err nest White ss, Edward Nevins of, Joh,, Dodds If, Clifford Shields Tf. Frank Mitchell, James Nevins, Armand Ploui and Herbert Haney. substitutes.
 High Stand Pupils.
 Examinations in this school have been in progress during the past week preparatory to closing for the Easter vacation. Those having the highest standing are Earl Smith and Robert Dodds at the head of the list with 91 per cent. Robert sDodds led the class last term and with the tie this term will lead the graduating class. Others with high standing are Roy Hamilton Florence Beebe. Fanny Mitchell and Ernest White.
 Committee for Post Easter Entertain
 ment.
 The baseball team of Pequot council Knights of Columbus. has appointed the following committee of arrange ments for the post-Easter festivities: John Maloney J. J. Geary c. E. Fla herty, M. Flaherty, M. J. Murphy, Ed win Curtin and Fred Boulay. Those to form the programme of entertainment are c. A. Fitzgerald, John J. Driscoll, Al. I1 Thomas McKenna and William Me Guire.
 Mrs. George Watrous, who has been the guest of relatives at Montville Cen ter. has returned to Bridgeport
 Misses Myrtle and Edith Dennis Of New Haven are visiting their aunt. Mrs. Ray Woodmansee.
 Mrs. Winfield Hanney and children of Salem are guests of MT. and Mrs. Moses Chapman Mrs. Hanney's par entS.
 Miss Landpheare Resigns.
 Rev. A. J. Wilcox occupied the pull pit in the Union Baptist church Sun day morning. At the session Of Sun . day school there was the annual elec- tiOr of officers. Miss Eloise Landphere. who has successfully held the office as superintendent positively refused to act longer. After much balloting Dea- con Edwin S. Henry was elected. As MT. Henry was not present at the time of the election it is not known whether he will accept or not.
 Cobweb Social.
 The social committee of the B. Y. P. U. of the Union Baptist church, Mrs. Ray Woodmansee and Miss Nettie Gridley arranged a cobweb social on Thursday evening in the chapel.
 Palmer Brothers company's mill closed down Thursday night for the remainder of the week.
 Close of School.
 School in the Palmer Memorial building closed Wednesday for the Easter vacation. James 5. Murphy, principal left Wednesday afternoon to spend his vacation at his home in Dover, N. H. Mrs. Agnes Burnham, teacher of the Third grade, left Friday for her he me in Shelbourn Falls, Mass Miss Eva Killeen substituted the three days of her absence.
 Mrs. John CoggShall entertained her grandson, Fred Baker, of New Haven. and her daughter, Mrs. John Baker. of Willimantic. Sunday.
 Mrs. George L. Newton and Mrs. Louis G. Newton were recent guests of friends in East Lyme
 Fitch Johnson who has been visit ing his uncle in Vermont has returned to Montville Center.
 Miss Elsie Thomas, after a week s visit with friends at Montville Center, returned to Haverhill. Mass, Satur- day.
 Good Strings of Trout.
 Fred J. Hope, Frank Richards and Charles Osborn enjoyed a days trout fishing the past week, bringing in a string of 31. Merwin Chapman brought m A.
 The Christian Endeavor society of the Montville Center Congregational church held box social at the home of MT. and Mrs. Paul Glassbrenner on Wednesday evening.
 Officers Reelected.
 At the annual business meeting of the stockholders of Comstock cemetery Saturday afternoon reports of the off cers for the past year were read and the board of directors Was reelected. George O. Allen was elected president and other officers who served the past year were retained.
 Friends of Fred Perry made a pleas ant surprise visit to him at his home Monday night Games formed the amusement of the evening and refresh ments were served.
 Can't Be Senator and Postmaster.
 At the examination of candidates for postmaster at Oakdale Saturday at the postoffice two candidates were exam ined, John C. Fellows and Frank SchO1ield. The result will not be known until the papers are returned from Washington. Under the statutes G. H. Bradford. who was elected sen ator last fall, cannot retain the office