Norwich bulletin., 1909-03-13
UNCASVlLLE.
Opposition to Probating Church Will- Religious and Fraternity Interests Social Affairs of the Week.

| Mrs. Ray Woodmansee has been the guest of her sister. Mrs. Dennison, in New Haven.
 Five car loads of new machinery consisting of spinning frames, arrivel Tuesday at the Pequot mills. Special Lenten services were held In i St. Johns Roman Catholic church by the Rev. P. J. O'Reilley Friday even- ing.
 Mrs. William B. Walden. who has been spending three. months in the west, has returned home. Mrs Charles LeNoir, who has been the guest Of friends in town, has re- turned to Stamford.
 Arthur J. Newton, who has been ill at his home, has returned to work in | Norwich.
 The members of the Whist club were entertained Wednesday evening at the home of MT. and Mrs. Louis B. Hurl- | butt, in. Palmertown. The prizes were won by Miss Elizabeth Hurlbutt and Guy Loomis. Refreshments were serv- ed
 Plans for Social. American council. O. U. A. M, held a ] largely attended meeting in the lodge rooms Friday night, when action was taken upon application for member sh.b an-' plans were made for a social ari da e..
 Nr. Fcx cf Newton, Mass. occupied the prlpit ts tic Unlon Baptist church Sunday in riacc of MT. Wettemore, who was expected. MT. Fox was enter tained during his stay at the home Of Deacon ar Ms. Edwin s. Henry. 1, The younz people of the Union Bap- list church are rehearsing for an enter tainmeht unoer the supervision of Miss AL | William Smiddy has purchased tho house and blacksmith shop located op- posite HicI<ey's hall, which has been owned anc occupied by Daniel Beck with in Pequot.
 Mrs Charle Turner. whose right hand and ann were badly burned with hot fat last 'seek is comfortable but her hand is still bandanced to a board.
 The Ladies' Aid society of the Metn- odist ,nureh met Wednesday, afternoon at the ho.ae of Mrs. Charles Watson.
 AIber: FoA of Oakdale who has been very III. has had a reslapse.
 Mrs Ma,rAa Stanton of Newark, N. J.. Is the gIest of friends in town.
 Contest Over Church Will.
 A hoerlng betore Charles c. Turner, judge 0: s,'"Uate, was held on the will Of A JOS Cilrcli Wednesday afternoon. The oT0-,'itY was willed to Amos Chur.a hx hIs father Tracy Chufch. over whoss estate Amos Church was appoi1tei administrator. Since his death q new administrator has been appoln-..u This estate, in connection with that Cf Amos Church. is being contested. The contestant. Mrs. Mary E. Burdick, is represented by J. J. Lawless of New London. Charles W. Comstock is for the testator.
 Rumored Sale of Mill.
 George E. PEcher of Norwich. with his assistants. was at work Monday making a survey of the property own ed by the Mill company. No transfer of the property has yet been made. 1T is rulnored that the Palmer Brothers company has purchased and will con vert the mill into a shoddy mill
 First Selectman Moses Chapman moved Che Demmitt family, woman and two small children. who have been in New London, to the Montville town farm Tuesday, they belonging in this town.
 Miss Stella Coen of Montville has re- turned from spending two weeks as the guest of Mrs. Phinney of Boston.
 Thomas Church. a former resident, who has been living in Norwich. has moved pack to the tenement of the h';isrs occupied by his son, Poseph ChJrcn, near Montville Center.