Norwich bulletin., 1909-11-27
NEW LONDON COUNTY.
UNCASVILLE
Recent Real Estate Sales-Frsternity Notes-BaIl-Step father Held for Scalding Step daughter.

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 Louis Moran has purchased of George Taylor the property in Pequot owned by him. This purchase includes the land and old cellar to the house which was burned few years ago. MT. Moran has begun work clearing up the rubbish, and will at some fu- ture time erect house on the old foundation.
 MT. and Mrs Dan D. Home of Mont vile Center entertained friends at their home Tuesday evening. A straw ride party went up from Palmertown, E. F. Browning taking them up.
 An auction sale of the property be- longing to the estate of the late Amos Church was held Saturday. The land and house which was occupied by MT. Church as his home was purchased by James Allen of Norwich for $190.
 Mir. and Mrs. Albion Holmes and children of Hamburg were entertain ed at the home of Deacon and Mrs. Edwin s. Henry over Sunday.
 The last of series of meetings in progress at the Methodist Episcopal church was held at the church Friday evening, the Rev c. H. Van Natter addressing the audience.
 Miss Agnes Hanna and her mother, Mrs. Harriet Hanna, who have been occupying the house owned by Miss Lucy Allen, moved Thursday into the house formerly occupied by T. J. Han ley. owned by the Uncasville Manu- facturing company.
 Meetings Discontinued.
 The meetings which have been held at the Chesterfield church during the summer and fall have been discon- tinued during cold weather.
 Mrs. Jacob Fox who has been spend ing several weeks with relatives in East Lyme has returned to spend the winter with her son, Dr. Morton E. Fox. ,Ae
 Edwin Henry, Master Workman Guy Loomis, foreman of Uncas lodge, l. O.. o. F., and several other members att tended the grand lodge in New Lon- don Thursday night
 The Beaulieu family, who have been living in this village, moved Saturday to Lowell, Mass.
 Mrs. Arthur Olmstead of Williman tic Is spending this week with friends in this place.
 Jack Ginsberg of New York, who has been spending his vacation in town, had excellent success skunk hunting.
 Thomas Watson and Burrell Field ing.s who were coon hunting in the woods near Mohegan, started six coons but was unable to bag but two big ones out of the number.
 MT. and Mrs William Bowker of New London were week end visitors at the home of Mrs. Bowker's parents, Mfr and Mfrs. John Daniels
 Miss May Darrow spent the holiday with her brother, Daniel Darrow, in New London.
 The district deputy. c. Turner Loo mis, and several members of Thames lodge, including the quartette, F. J. Hope, Ray Woodmansee, Guy Loomis and Fred Chapel attended the annual roll call of Fairview lodge in Groton Monday. Ivan Champan went as ac- nompanist. The trip was made in an automobile which on the way home had a punctured tire, necessitating turning back to New London for re- pairs.
 The public schools Wednesday aft- srnoon held special exercises. Thanksgiving Dance.
 Cochegan camp, Modern Woodmen of America. had a dance in Robertson's hall Thanksgiving night. William Emiddy was prompter and Spencer's orchestra furnished music.
 ScaIded Step daughter.
 Joseph Ducharme was brought be- fore Justice of the Peace William Smiddy on the charge of assault on his step- daughter, Miss Rosie Smith. Ducharme became enraged at some thing Miss Smith said or did and hav- ing a cup of hot water with which he waC preparing to shave he threw it at her Miss Smith put up her arm te ward it off her face and received the most of it on her arm and shoul- der Her injuries were quite serious. The case was continued for one week and will come up again next Monday. Ducharme is allowed his liberty under bonds of S100.
 Mrs. Charles Mcdowell returned to her home in Providence Tuesday after a week spent with friends in this place.
 Frank Chapman butchered a hog this week which weighed four hun dred pounds.