Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-07-24
UNCASvILLE
installation at Thames Lodse-St.
Johns Parish Lawn Festival-Bap-
tist Church Names Delegates to
Norwich Convention.


Thames lodge, /. O. o. f., held in
stallation ceremonies Tuesday eve
ming. District Deputy G. Turner Loo
mis- officiated. The officers installed
are: Noble grand, Ernest Atwood
vice grand, Robert Patton; recording
secretary, j. Lawrence Raymond
financial secretary, Dan D. Home;
treasurer, Robert Barlow; warden
Andrew Johnson; conductor, Albertus
Edmonds; inside guardian, Elmer j
Taft; outside guardian, Guy LOOMS
| chaplain, Fred w. Chapel; right sup
port noble grand, Willis H. Sawyer
left support noble grand, Louis Coo
mer; right support vice grand, Will
| liam Sisson; left support vice grand
Charles Gordon; right scene support
err, James LaFlamme; left scene sup
porter, George Edwards. Trustee for
three years, Louis B. Hurlbut After
the ceremonies were over refreshments
were served. The retiring noble grand
Fred ]. Hope, was complimented upon
the excellent standing of the lodge
and its progress during his term OF
office.
Lawn Fete of St. Johns Parish.
st. Johns Roman Catholic society
held its sixth annual lawn festival and
entertainment Thursday, Friday and
ance and liberal patronage. Dona-
lions were received from the Children
of Mary, S.; Mrs. J. B. Lathrop, ton
of coal; Merritt E. Tooker box OF
cigars; Murphy e. McGarry of Nor
witch, suit case; Shea & Burke of Nor
witch, easy chair; John ]. Driscoll,
half-barrel of flour, and $3.50 as en-
trance prize.
The committees were: Soliciting
committee, Misses Jennie Dufour An
gelina Beaulieu, Margaret Sullivan,
Della Shea, Alexina Bourillard Cora
st. Germaine, Eva Killeen, Minnie Nc
Ardle; fish pond and mystery boxes
first night, Miss Grace Haney, Cath
crime Donoghue, second night, Lizzie
O'Brien, Nora Cummings, third night,
Bridget Crotty, Loretta Henigan
shooting gallery, John Doyle, Thomas
Haney, Clarence McArdle John Cud-
dy; soda table, Mitchell Cloutier, M.
F. Murphy; candy table, Helen ].
Driscoll, Nellie Brouillard. Mae Walsh,
Agnes Driscoll, Jennie Maloney, Flor
ence LaBounty; ice cream and cake
table, Nora Cummings, Lizzie O'Brien,
Ida Gushing, Addie Norm, Della Shea,
Rose Haley, Mrs. Walsh, Bridget KEEL
ley, Lucy McArdle, Eva st. Germaine,
Mrs. McDermott, Mrs. T. G.. Haney:
assistants, Henry Richards, Michael
Sullivan: cashiers, Grace Haney, leila
Brouillard, Anna Quinn, Nellie Walsh;
dance checks and floor managers,
William Walsh, John T. Haney, Dam
iel Sullivan, David Fitzgerald, Cornell
ius Fitzgerald, Patrick Donoghue,
Edward Mahoney, John Sullivan. John
Doyle, Matthew Geary, Peter DuPat-
ty, Henry Rheaune, Thomas Doyle, Jr.
Thomas Haney. Those attending the
admission. Thomas Doyle, Matthew
Walsh, Thomas Haney, P. J. McDer-
mott, John Mahoney, John j. Geary.
The lawns each evening were dec
GRATED and Illuminated by j. A. La
Bounty. Dancing was enjoyed-t to mu-
sic by Cartons orchestra.
Various items.
Francis F. Parker and his sister.
Miss Carrie Parker, have moved into
the new bungalow. which they have
had built on the site Of the old farm
house which was burned to the ground
last spring.
c. M. Geisthardt has bought the
timber on the Sawyer place and will
move his mill from the Reynolds lot
to Mr.. Sawyer's property.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Rice. who
have been guests of relatives recently.
left town, moving their household
goods, which have been stored in f.
J. Hopes building. to New Haven,
last week.
Mrs. John Spencer of Palmertown
is entertaining Mrs. Charles Carpen-
ter of Yantic and her sister, Mrs.
Blood of Kansas.
To Attend Norwich Meeting.
Tuesday evening the church clerk.
Mrs. Julia Coen, read to the members
of the Union Baptist church the year,
ly letter to the County Baptist asso-
citation, which meets in Norwich in
September. The following were ap-
pointed delegates to attend the meet
ing: Rev. G. c. and Mrs Chappell.
Deacon Edwin S. Henry. Mrs. Alice
Mitchell, Miss Alice Hooper Mrs. Jo-
seph Latimer. Mrs. D. A. Lyon.
The baseball team of Pequot coun-
Gil, Knights of Columbus, went to
Westerly Sunday, and defeated the
Ashaway team, 8 to /.
The Montville baseball team went
Saturday afternoon to Mystic for a
game with the team there and lost,
to 1.
Rev. P. ]. o.Reilly, who has been
suffering from an attack of rheuna-
tism, was able to take some part in
the lawn festival held over the week.
end
Charles Bolles and William Sisson
had successful trip on the Thames
river for blueflsh Sunday, bringing in
the first big ones caught this season.
Although the dry weather has af-
fected the huckleberry crop, parties
are seen every day headed for the
pastures where the berries are known
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