Norwich bulletin., 1909-12-11
UNCASVILLE
What is interesting the Fraternal So cieties-SchooI Supervisor Makes Report-PersonaIs.

Cochegan camp, Modern Woodmen, at it's regular meeting in Hickey's hall, Pequot, elected the following officers for the coming year: Venerable con- sul. Edgar Daniels; advisor, Israel Gero; banker. Morton Getchell; clerk. Michael J. Hickey; escort, Frank Chapman; watchman, Joseph Cushion; sentry George Phillips; manager, Is- rael Gero. Drs. F. J. Harper of Nor wich and F. A. Henkle of New London were appointed to act as physicians for the camp.
 The postponed social and dance giv- en by the camp In Robertson's hall on Friday evening was largely attended, there being many out. of town guests presents. Members of the order from Salem, Norwich, Fitchville and New London attended. The proceeds from sale of tickets amounted to nearly BPS. The big turkey was awarded William Tennyson. Music was by Spencers orchestra. William Smiddy was the prompter.
 A large delegation from this camp attended the meeting of Ionic camp in Norwich Monday evening.
 Holiday Sale.
 The Ladies' Aid society of the Meth odist church held a supper and sale of fancy articles In the chapel Wednesday and Thursday.
 Fined for Assault.
 The postponed case of Joseph Du- Fcharme was tried before Justice of the Peace William Smiddy Thursday. Du- charrne was fined Sl and costs amount ing to $13sS. The charge against him was that of assault, brought by his stepdaughter, the assault being the throwing of a cup of hot water on the ufTI inAfNffnur hIIT- from TuThfnh che iS recovering. It was at her request that the court dealt leniently with Du- chsrme.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles Chapman and child of Norwich, who were guests of Mrs. Chapman's brother, Henry Church, returned home Monday.
 Mir. and Mrs. William Noble moved Saturday into the house owned by Miss Lucy Allen. formerly occupied by Miss Agnes Hanna.
 The house formerly owned by Row land estate, now owend by Michael Rheaume, is being greatly improved. A porch has been built on the front.
 The new faced wall along the turn pike. which is being put in along the front of Union cemetery will greatly improve the appearance of the ceme- tery.
 Arthur J. Newton returned Sunday evening from visit with friends in Worcester, Mass.
 The Monaville Center Church society held a poverty social in the chapel Friday evening
 School Board Meets.
 The board of school visitors-Charles w Comstock Frank H. Rogers and William Smiddy-held an informal meeting at the home of MT. Comstock Thursday evening. The necessity of repairs at several of the school build ings was discussed and other business transacted The report of the super visor c. F. Wheeler, who has com pIeted. his regular visits through the town, finding all schools in good standing, las been received by the board.
 A special meeting of American coun- cil C. U. A. M., was held Monday evening to take action on the death of William B. Tooker, who was member of the council. A delegation was ap- pointed to attend the funeral.
 A. Bonfoey substituted on the rural route Tuesday for F. B. Tooker.
 Fred c. Palmer, who with his fam fly. is spending the winter in New York, has been in town for @ few days on business.
 A fine mink was shot in the stream from Lake Oxoboxo by James Street.
 Earl Browning and Henry Rathbun attended an auction in Lebanon Tues day.
 Miss Mary Gerwitz of Brooklyn, N. Y, is spending this week with relatives in Montville Center.
 Mrs. Deborah K. Livingston, presi- dent of the Rhode Island w c. T. U., addressed a large audience In the church Wednesday evening.