Norwich bulletin., 1909-02-27
UNCASvlLLE.
Social, Religious and Personal Inter
ests--Wrongdoers Punished - Town
Tax List--Haptists Call a Pastor.


night and was largely patronized. The
amount netted is $40 During the
evening the Sunshine orchestra OF the
Epworth league rendered several Sc
lections. Those in charge Of tables
were Mrs. Charles Hope, Mrs. Cpm-
stock. Mrs. Charles F. Bartlett, I'D
ward Iatimer of Gales Ferry, Miss
Gertrude Bolles. Charles Hope was in
charge Of the supper tickets. Mrs.
Walter F. Hartford was in charge of
the candy table. The handkerchief and
fancy articles were in charge of Mrs.
c. e. Sweet and Mrs. Ramage. The
cake. ice cream was ably served by
Mrs, Newton, Mrs Charles Watson
and Miss Eliza Geer. The grab bag
Woodmen's Social.
The social of Cochegan camp, Mod
ern Woodmen Of America, in Hickey
hall. was attended by about IS. After
the business session the following pro-
gramme was given: Piano solo, Miss
Helen Lynch; violin and piano duet,
Miss Helen Lynch and Joseph Hick-
ey: vocal solo, Miss Mabel Daniels;
piano and banjo duet, Miss Helen
Lynch and George Pratt: vocal duet,
Fred Chapel and John Lynch; mando-
lin and guitar duet. William Burns
and Adam Richie; vocal solo, John
Lynch; piano and violin duet, Miss
Helen Lynch and Joseph Hickey. AZ
ter this programme was rendered dane
ing was enjoyed until midnight.
Fined for Assault.
The postponed hearing in the case
of Oscar Luzotte was heard Tuesday
before Henry A. Bodies, justice OF the
peace, on charge of aggravated as
sault. Several counts had been in
cluded, but all were nolled except one
nf ord aor.lf nr. 7 -
was fined 81 and costs. Luzotte had
assaulted Mrs. Demars and it was
feared that she might not survive the
injuries.
Harold Cornet left this week for
Lynn Mass, where he Will learn the
machinist's trade.
3. Y. p. U. Entertainment.
The members of the B. Y. P. U. of
the Union Baptist church held an en-
tertainment and sale of ice cream.
cake and candy in the chapel of the
church Monday evening which was
well attended The programme given
tette of New London; recitation, Miss
Lena Miner: recitation, Harry Hop
kins; duet, Miss Grace Lyon and Miss
Nellie Chapman; recitation, Miss Flor
ence Adams: selection, Y. M. c. A.
quartette; recitation, Miss Evangeline
Hopkins; coon song. Miss Mabel DAN
iels; song, Miss Carrie Wood; mando-
lin accompanist, George N Wood. I'd;
recitation, Mark Furber; selection, Y.
NJ. c. A. quartette. 1t was largely at
tended and the proceeds amounted to
over $40.
The social given Friday night in
Robertson's hall by the u. N o. club
was well attended in view of the bad
weather. A large number from New
London attended. Music was by Spen-
GERS orchestra. william Smiddy was
prompter.
Miss Elsie Manchester entertained
the whist club at it's last meeting.
Seven tables were played. The first
prize went to Miss Florence Chapman
and Albert Edmonds took first mans
prize. Refreshments were served.
The winner of the Marathon race
held at a recent rehearsal Of Thames
lodge, 1. o.. o. F., was announced as
Charles Osborn and Guy Loomis was
the winner. making a very good record
and leading Mr.. Osborn all the way.
Mr. Osborn was close second.
Various Matters.
Miss Grace Allison of HoIyoke,
Mass. spent the holiday with her aunt.
Miss Eloise Landphere.
Howard Vfbber of Worcester who
spent q few weeks at the home OF his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Elisha Nibber,
in Palmertown, has been heard from
since his return to Worcester that he
has entered a sanitarium for treatment
for nervous troubles.
George n. Wood was called to Bos-
ton last week to the bedside Of his
brother, Stephen Wood, who is serious
" i'll.
Thames lodge. l. o. o. F., sent
delegation of thirty members to Nor
witch Monday evening to attend the
supper and exemp,ification of the third
degree.
At the regular business meeting OF
the Union Baptist church Friday even
ing q vote was taken to give Mr. Roy
f.. Wettemore a theological student
at the seminary in Newton. Mass,
call. For the service Sunday morning
the Rev A. ] Wilcox occupied the
pulpit. Communion service was held
after the sermon The r. Y. P. U.
meeting was led by Miss Alice Austin.
At this meeting five delegates were ap-
pointed to attend the meeting in New
London Thursday: Mrs. Fred J. Hope.
Mrs. Ray WOodmansee Mrs. Charles
Burgess, Miss Nettie Gridley, Miss
Lydia Olsen.
Surprise Party.
Monday evening the friends of Dan
Devine gave him a surprise visit.
Piano music by Miss May Walsh and
John Baney. with solos on the flute by
Oryille c. walden. songs and dancing
in the nearby barn was the evenings
Refreshments were
served.
Fine and Jail Sentence.
Adam Richie was brought before
Justice of the Peace william Smiddy
upon information sworn to before
Grand Juror John Carlton on three
counts. he being held for intoxication.
breach of peace and assault He
pleaded guilty to all and was sentenced
to pay Il fine of 81 and costs, amount
ing to $1S.71, also to a term Of thirty
DAYS in jail for assault on George o.
T. Watt. The assault upon Watt was
committed Sunday night.
Real Estate Purchase.
LeGrande Chappell who recently
bought out the meat business Of f. !.
Browning. has purchased the building
owned by the woolen company one
side of which is occupied by the Mont
Vile postoffice. and has moved into the
other side, where he will conduct a
market.
The Tax List.
The tax list of the town is now com
pleted The tota! amount of the grand
crease from the preceding year, which
was $9S7,521. The amount in dwelling
house property is S3ss, 900. in lands,
S242,62O. and mills and manufactures.
s2S7 500 This latter lies in the hands
of the Uncasville Manufacturing Co,
Palmer Bros. Co, C. NJ. Robertson Co.
the Mercer Co, Alpha Mfg. Co. and
Saehem Board o., being the largest