Norwich bulletin., 1910-01-15
UNcASvILLE
News from the Lodge Rooms-Mem- ory of Contractor Coburn Honored- Social and Personal Items.

Coehegan camp, Modern Woodmen or America, at it's last regular meet ing held in Hiclzey's hall. the annual etectlon of officers were elected. Those or the sick benefit society which is af- inflated with the order, is managed separately, were also elected. They are as follows: President, Edgar Dan 1els; vice president Adam Ritchie secretary-treasurer, John Lynch; f. nance committee. Edgar Daniels. Jo- seph Cushion, William C. Bryant: sick committee, Morton Chapman. Richard rogers, Robert Chapel The lodge will ary 19.
 Robert Dodds, after spending a week an Mantle. the guest of his grand mother. has returned home.
 Robert c. Burchard who has been sPendlng several weeks hunting in worth Carolina, is expected home this
 Jacob Irons, who oMns a nice resi- dence in Pequot, and who is employed III Hanover was in town Friday
 Honored Mir. Coburn's Memory.
 Work was entirely suspended Friday at the Bigelow- Hartman Construc- ilon %. paper mill in respect for the late Charles W. Coburn. All the of went to Boston to attend the funeral. The employees of the firm contributed SS5 for flowers as a tribute ot the
 District Deputy G. Turner I,oomis was in New London Friday evening. installing officers of Pequot lodge, I. O. O. F.
 Fred c. Palmer returned to New ork Saturday, after spending a week
 The PaImertown Pants company. which, through some disagreement between its partners, suspended op- tirely
 M. H. Furber, coachman at the Palmer home. returned to his duties after a weeks absence from a severe
 Mrs. E. I. Browning, who has been III with grip, is able to be about the house.
 Tuesday work was commenced on the new addition to the woolen mill where the Reyes Process company is erecting a large drying house The building is on the site of the old storehouse which burned down some
 C. R. Bogue finished Tuesday filling his ice house with s-inch ice.
 Methodist interests.
 Presiding Elder Rev. J. H. NewIand will hold the fourth quarterly confer ence on the evening of January Is in the chapel of the M. F. church.
 The Epworth league gave an enter -tainment and supper in the Methodist Episcopal chapel Friday evening.
 Miss Edith Dart of Chapel Hill has DSeu SHSaSeQ dS companion Tor Mrs. R. G. Hooper.
 Mrs. George Rice, who has been the guest of her sister, Mrs. Charles Os- born. has returned to New Haven.
 Miss Rose Charland left this week to spend the remainder of the winter with her father, Peter CharIand of New York.
 Palmer Bros. Co. has laid down the road from the corner of the mill to the store of Joseph Ki11ian with ashes from the mill, making safe footing for man and beast.
 Town Clerks Safe Moved.
 Ch~ lies N. Chapel. who has suo- ceeded M. V. B. Brainard as town clerk, had Norman Lathrop move the ibig safe and books to the new office which he has had prepared in the rear of his house.
 Wednesday evening. Mrs. Elizabeth committee of the MontviIle Center church, entertained the members of the committee at her home at which arrangements for an entertainment were made.
 Raymond N. Parish, who has been confined to his house by illness, has so far recovered as to be able to take short walks out of doors.
 Thames lodge, l. O. O. F., held it's annual installation of officers, at which Grand Marshal Frederick c. Burrows of New London was present A sup per and social time followed the cer- emonies.
 Miss Minerva Comstock entertained the Sunshine society at her home on Thursday afternoon.