Norwich bulletin., 1909-08-14
UNCASVlLLE
Rumored Coming Of New Paper Man.
ufacturing Company-Awards at
Parish Entertainment--MeF srlane
House Entered.


Miss Florence Chapman entertained
a party of friends at the home of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Chapman,
Tuesday evening.
Theodore Baker and his sister, Miss
Baker of Willimantic. are guests of
their grandmother, Mrs. Mary Cogg-
shall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred J. Watt of
Hartford are spending their vacation
with Mr.. Watts parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jesse c. Watt, in Palmertown.
Henry Richards, who has ,been in
the employ of the Uncasville Manufac-
turing company. has obtained employ
ment in Willimantic and moved his
household goods to that place Thurs
day.
Herman Decker, formerly in the en-
ploy of the Central Vermont railroad
as freight agent, is working on the
steamer Chelsea.
William Smith, who has been over
seer in a department of Pedyot mill,
is to work i'm Danielson and has moved
his family and household goods to that
| place.
Received Awards.
The prizes awarded at the lawn fes-
tivaI given by ST. Johns Roman Cath
Ollie society have most of them been
Patrick Donahue So; Fred Richards,
ton of coal; Robert Walsh. rocking
chair Charles Bolles, box of cigars
Henry Rheaume the entrance price oil
$3.50 and the half barrel of flour have
not been claimed.
Miss Florence Adams win teach in
the West Side district the coming
year.
Harry Bailey, who's is visiting at
1 -l,f I<. eli. - .,u
around a pile of railroad ties on john
sons dock, received a severity sprained
right ankle.
| Dennis Devine, who recently opened
the shop opposite A. L. Botham's store
| has closed it on account of dull times
| Mrs. Clarence K. Walden and chill
dren of Boston arrived Friday to spend
| the summer with Mrs. Walden's moth
| er, Mrs. Irving Browning.
] Mrs. Fred ]. Hope is entertaining
| Mrs. Bucklyn of Philadelphia.
| Miss Gertrude Rogers, who has beer
| the guest of Miss Dorothy Robertson
of Tracy, has returned home.
The Massasoit Co. mill started VI
Monday after a brief shut down
through duIlness of trade.
Shipping Machinery to Putnam.
James Dervine, Charles Geary, John
Holland, David Fitzgerald and Elmer
| Johnson are employed at the wooler
mill removing the old machinery. The
machinery is being shipped to Putnam
| by way of the Central Vermont rail-
way.
Rumored Coming of New Firm.
| Residents of the locality of John
sons wharf are much interested ir
surveying work that has been going
on in that vicinity. The general idea
| is that a firm with several million
dollars capital is intending to set VI
a paper mandatory near the dock
! Several houses have been bought w
and others are being bargained for.
Mrs. Clark Hummell is entertaining
her nieees Misses Dorothy and Rutl
Kingsley of Norwich.
Misses Annie Mccarthy and MARY
Mccarthy of Hartford are guests o
Mrs. John Mahoney this week.
The Rev. S. f. Maine, who has beer
enjoying his vacation, has returned
and occupied the pulpit in the NJ. e
church Sunday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore MarchanC
and children visited over Sunday will
relatives in Woonsoket. r. |.
The voice of the katydid is heart
these August evenings.
S2O Stolen.
The house occupied by Mr.. and Mrs
James McFarlane was broken into oil
\ Monday and twenty dollars stolen
| The house is located on the Oakdal
road, about one mile east of the vii
lage, in a cleared place, one othe
house being near by and that is sew
eral hundred feet away. Mr.. McFar
lane is employed at the G. M. Robert
son Co.'S box shop. and it is tine Gus
tom for Mrs. McFarlane to carry hi
dinner to him. Upon returning from
\ her trip with the dinner she discov
cred that the house had been broker
into during her absence. Considerable
rummaging had been done and upol
investigation her money was miss
ing.
The witch hazel mill at Johnson
has closed for the season.
Mrs. George Townsend of Baltimor
is the guest of friends in this place
Friday Was the last day of the meet
ing of the registrars, Fred j. Hop
and ]. J. Driscoll, to register voter
| for the party caucus.