Norwich bulletin., 1909-11-13
UNCASVlLLE
Visit from Former Teacher-Football Player SPrains Ankle-Coons and Foxes Shot-Socia Affairs.

Captain and Mrs. Henry Phelps en- tertained over the week end MT. and Mrs. Quincy Mcclure and son -Ritchie of Albany, N r.. and Miss Marian Ritchie of New London. Mir. McGTre was a teacher for several years infthe Fourth school district about thirty years ago. Later he was for many Bros. company, both in this town and New London.
 The interior of the house formerly occupied by T. J. Haney is being re- paired. It will be occupied by Miss Agnes Hanna.
 The Bigelow Hartman Construction company has appointed Thomas Davis night watchman as their establish ment.
 John Olsen. who is employed in Wa terbury has been spending a few days with his sisters, the Misses Lydia and Gertrude Olsen. During his stay he has spent some of the time hunting.
 The ladies' aid society of the Metho- dist church at its last meeting made arrangements for a fair and sale.
 SeIectman Moses Chapman has sold the yoke of oxen owned and used on the town farm to out of town purchas- CTS.
 The members of the Thames Social club at it's regular meeting arranged to have it's roll call and supper on Monday evening next.
 At the meeting of Uncas lodge, A. O. '. w.. a report of the recent grand lodge was read.
 Officers of Sunshine Society.
 The Good Cheer Sunshine society was entertained Friday afternoon by Mrs. Albert Avery at her home at Hill Top. The election of q new president and vice president took place. Miss Avery being chosen president and Mrs. George ". Dart as vice president.
 Edward S Beebe of New London. who was one of a team of football players made up for a game with the Montville team. while playing, had his ankle badly sprained
 Mrs. Elisha Vibber was the guest of relatives in Norwich the first of the week
 Thames lodge. I. 0. Q. r., held it's annual roll call in Palmer Memorial hall Tuesday night. Many guests from out of town were present. The busi- ness meeting was followed by roll call and supper.
 Mrs. Robert Davis of Meriden is the guest of relatives in Montville Center this week.
 Charles McNorrow of Mount Yer non. N Y. was in this place Monday attending to business.
 Hunters Have Good Success.
 Andrew Johnson William Johnson. Harry Atwood and James McClave of Mystic were out Saturday night hunt ing coOns. securing fairly large ones party from Norwich brought in two.
 party composed of William Chap man. David Phillips and William Dart was out Saturday through the Ches- terfield section of the town. killing big dog fox. On Monday another hunt was made by William Dart and Will jam Chapman. this time bringing in a fox after d half days hunt in the same locality.
 Various Notes.
 Miss Esther Bergman of Brooklyn, N. r.. left Sunday night for home. aft CT week spent with relatives in Montville Center.
 Charles 4. Hartmann of New York was in town Monday.
 Work on the new storehouse for the C. NJ. Robertson Co. which has been in course of construction by Orrion C. Fowler. contractor, is now prac- tically done. The company is wait ing for the concrete floors to harden before using.
 Tryon Robertson. who purchased the Ritchie property recently is having improveme nts made. Mir. Robertson will remodel the house into three ten emcnts and will also make over the barn on the property into a dwelling house.
 Neighbors and friends of Mrs Mar tin V. E. Brainard. met at her home Tuesday evening. giving her pleas ant surprise in honor Of her birthday. A social time was enjoyed. Refresh- ments were served during the eve ming. The affair was planned by Mrs Brainard's sister, Mrs. Charles G. Turner
 Miss Flora Comstock is spending this week with friends in Boston.