Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-24
LETTERS FROM TOWNS IN TWO STATES
UNCASVILLF
Socials of Pequot Council, K. of C. Officers Chosen by Baptist Sunday ichool-ChiId Injured by Exploding Torpedo-Fishing Party.

Torpedo-Fishing Party.
 F. w. Mercer and daughter, of Pe- quot, recently sailed for Liverpool, and will spend several months travelling.
 MT. and Mrs. Edwin Rabbit and children of Hanover were at the home of MT. Babbitt's sister, Mrs. Charles Burgess, in Palmertown.
 Mrs. Elvira Douglass, who has been occupying rooms in the house with her daughter Mrs. w. Irving Browning, left town Friday for Mantle. where she will live with another daughter, Mrs. J. F. Morgan.
 OxoboXo lodge. F. and A. NI., held largely attended meeting Friday even- ing. A baked bean supper was served after the business meeting.
 Charles Burgess. employed in Dccum, was at his home in PalmertOwn over Sunday.
 Mrs. Charles Woodbury, a recent guest of Oakdale friends, has returned to Brooklyn, x. Y.
 K. of c. Entertainment.
 The following programme was given al the social and dance Friday and Saturday evenings by PequOt council, Knights of Columbus, in RObertson'S hall: Friday evening-BanjO duet, Will liam Burns and George Pratt; slack wire walking, George N. Wood; vocal solo, Miss Loretta Henogan; buck and wing dance Frank Parent; son, Messrs. Rheaume and Dupathy
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 The programme for Saturday even- ing was: Vocal solo, Guy Loomis- song and dance, Sullivan and Barnett; vaudeville act, The Mercy Sisters and Jack Rose; vocal solo. Miss Loretta Henigan. Miss May Walsh was &C., companist. After the programme each 1fr,cr fCIT Spencer's orchestra and William Smid- dy prompting.
 Saturday evening a number of vis- itors were present, among them a dele gation from Fort II. G. Wright base ball team, with which the Knights played several games last year. After the social a bushes meeting was held by the members in Hickey's hall. at which arrangements were made for an- oter seasons games.
 Officers of Ladies' Aid Society.
 At the last meeting of the Ladies' Aid society of the Methodist church. at the home of Mrs. c. E. Sweet, the re- ports of the officers were read and new officers were elected as follows: Pres ident, Mrs. William Noble; first vice president. Mrs. Henry BoIles; second vice president, Mrs. Robert Barlow; secretary, Miss Eliza Geer; assistant StEIGLdl Ns AISs 0lldIlES I1ODt, lEedS- Urer Mrs. Charles Ramage; directress- es, Mrs. Richard Johnson, Mrs Charles F. Bartlett, Mrs. Charles Watson, Mrs. Louis G. Newton; chaplain, Mrs. s. F. Maine. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Sweet during the meeting.
 Resigns as Superintendent.
 At the Union Baptist church Sun day during the session of the Sunday school Deacon Edwin s. Henry, recent ly appointed superintendent to sucoeed Miss Eloise Landphere, presented his resignation. After considerable bal lOting Miss Alice Hooper was elected superintendent and Mrs. Fred I. Phil lips assistant superintendent. Other officers were chosen as follows: Sec retary. Miss Maude Wood organist, Miss Gladys Latimer; home secretary, Mrs. Norman Allen:
 Various Local Items.
 Mrs. F. A. Woodwork of Hartford is the guest of her brother Gilbert P. Coats.
 The Palmer Memorial school opened Monday after the Easter vacation. James F. Murphy the principal, re- turned Sunday night from his home in Dover. N. H., where he spent the va cation
 The insurance agency in which the property of Mrs. Jared Boiles was in- sured at the time of it's burning has effected satisfactory settlement of damage. The cottage, which was for merly occupied by Reuben Bolles, was so badly damaged by fire that what is remaining of it is to be torn down.
 The interior of the Montville Center Congregational church is to receive al- terations. The ceiling will be re-dec- orated and the wood work painted.
 Threw Stones at Railroad Torpedo.
 The 6 year old child of Mrs. Mitchell Cloutier last Thursday wandered from his home to the Central Vermont rail- road track. where he found a railroad torpedo. Throwing stones at it, he finally succeeded in exploding it. He was near enough for several pieces to strike him in the face, lacerating it badly. Upon returning home his wounds were attended to and he is recovering.
 News from All Points.
 During the storm Monday night large tree on the land of E. l. Brown ing was struck by lightning and torn to pieces.
 The first quarterly conference of the Methodist Episcopal church. at which the presiding elder, Rev. J. IT. New land, was present, was held Wednesday night at the parsonage.
 Frank E. Mitchell, c. E. Sweet and a number of friends enjoyed a sail in MT Mltchells power boat off Block Island. Sunday, bringing home a boat load of cod Of good size, also about thirty had dock
 Mr. and Mrs. Charles Weissman of New York are spending a while with relatives in Oakdale. During their stay Mir Weissman is looking for a suitable place 10 locate
 Miss Bertha Graham, who has been spending a few days with friends in Pequot returned to Willimantfc Mon- day.
 Captain Nathaniel Comstock has launched his sloop and intends to spend the summer months, as has been his custom.
 SOUTH LYME.