Norwich bulletin., 1909-10-30
The Business and Social Life of Every Town and
Settlement Reflected in These Columns.
NEW LONDON COUNTY.
UNCASVILLE
Sport for Coon Hunters-Suocessfu
6azaar-Birthday Surprise Visit.

bazaar-Birthday Surprise Visit.
A party composed of Ernest John
son, Charles johnson, Andrew John
son and David McCIane of Mystic
were out recently, bringing in two
eoons, the larger weighing q pounds,
the biggest one killed in town for
years. The other weighed 10 pounds.
Mervin Chapman was out on hunt
alone and brought in one weighing
IT pounds.
Mrs. Henry Champlain, who has
been the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Elisha
Vibber, returned to Norwich Sunday,
making the trip by automobile.
Joseph ST. Germaine has purchased
a building lot in Pequot Of Scion Mox-
ley of Norwich and will soon put up
a dwelling house.
Daniel Botham I'd, employed in New
York. is spending a few weeks vaca-
ton at the home of his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. John Botham.
Fred Cushman returned to his du-
ties in A. l.. Botham's store after a
visit with friends in Hartford.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter G. Hartford
left Thursday for Providence, where
they will make their home.
Norman Lathrop will occupy the
house vacated by Mr.. Hartford.
George 3otham of Norwich was
visitor in town this week for the
purpose of decorating Robertson's hall
for the Montville Center bazaar.
Mrs. Emma Selmer, mother of Mrs.
Harris Daniels is very i'll at the
home OF her daughter.
c. NJ. Geisthardt moved his sawmill
to the land Of Joel Fox this week.
Almond Bartlett has returned to
Danielson after visit with Mr.. and
Mrs. John Dolbeare.
Miss Annie Rogers is making re-
pairs to her home, including a slate
roof.
The pulpit at the Montville Center
Congregational church was occupied
Sunday by the Rev. Mr.. Fuller of
Norwich in place of the usual sup
Fly, Rev. H. T. Arnold.
Many Attend Bazaar.
The bazaar and supper given by the
Montville Center church was largely
attended by all denominations In the
bean guessing contest. the prize was
taken by Mrs. Fred J. Hope. The
prize was loaf of cake. In the ap-
pie confess there was tie between
Mrs. Charles Gordon and John C.
Fellows, which was finally decided in
favor Of Mrs. Gordon. The basket
contained 81 apples. This prize was
also a loaf of cake.
l.. %. Chapel is spending a few days
witness in the Hazelhurst civil suit
before the, court there.
The social and dance given by John
Casiton In Hickey:s hall was largely
attended. 'es
A fsh1ing party, composed Of Frank
3. Mitchell. Ivan Chapman. Clarence
e. Sweet, John Eldridge and John
TcuYes, who have been spending a few
lays fishing off Block Island, returned
home Sunday evening. Although they
experienced some rough weather they
brought home a hne catch.
The ladies' aid society gave baked
bean supper Wednesday night in the
chapel of the church.
The members of Cochegan camp,
Modern Woodmen of America, have
chosen the following committee to ar
range for a social and dance: Charles
Chappell, committee of arrangements,
WifAam c. Burne, Frank Zero, Michael
j. Hickey, Edgar Daniels, floor man
aKer. William A. Richie, aides, Earl
Adams, Joseph Cushion, Eugene Chap
man. The camp will hold baked
bean supper, Wednesday, November 3.
Miss Louise Gallipeau is seriously
I'll at her home in Pequot.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Hawkins have
moved to Providence.
James Sullivan, a former resident in
Massachusetts,, has moved to this
place
Birthday Celebration.
Mrs. Elizabeth Burchard was pleas
antly surprised at her home Satur-
day evening by a gathering Of her
friends and members Of the Mont
villa Center church, it being her birth
day.
Truman Keyes Of Norwich Falls was
an over-Sunday visitor at his cot
taRe in this place
American council, o. U. A. NJ, held
a Halloween social in Robertson's hall
Friday evening.
Thames lodge, L o. Q. F., held
regular meeting in its lodge rooms in
Palmer Memorial hall Tuesday night,
at which the third degree was worked
upon a class Of candidates.
Mr.. and Mrs. Moses Chapman visited
Wednesday in Willimantic.