Norwich bulletin., 1910-03-26
Thames Social Clubs Danoe-Dr. F. A. Taylor Going to Indiana-New Spur Track Completed.

The social and dance given by the Thames Social club on St. Patrick's night was largely attended The sue cess of the affair was due to the fol- lowing committee of entertainment; w. S. Mitchell, John Cuddy. Theodore Craig, Reuben Austin, George Allen, Edwin Phillips. James Phillips, Clar- ence McArdle, George N. Wood 2d, Charles Adams. The entrance prize of S5 was awarded Mrs William AL len. Spencer's orchestra furnished music and William Smiddy was prompter.
 Robert Hamilton of New Haven was visiting friends in town recently.
 Charles Osborn who has been in the employ of the c. NJ Robertson Co. as overseer of a department in the box shop, has resigned and will move to New Haven.
 Miss Addie Miller is spending the week in Providence.
 John Lynch attended a reunion of his family in New York over the week end, returning home Sunday after noon.
 Fred c. Palmer, who has been talk inc the place of R. H. Me1cer as Su- perintendent of the Palmer Bros. Co. mill during MT. Melcers visit in Cal ifornia, returned to his family in New York Friday night.
 MT and Mrs. Charles Burgess re- turned Sunday night from a few days visit with relatives in Danielson.
 Dr. Francis Albert Taylor, who has been practicing medicine il, this town for three years and a half, will move to Indiana.
 Spur Track Finished.
 The new spur track which the Gen. tral Vermont railroad has been con- structing from the main line to the site of the new mill at Bartletts. is completed
 Bert Edmonds has resigned as coach man for the c. M. Robertson family.
 The public schools in town closed Thursday for the Easter vacation of
 D. w. Rogers has moved from out of the Reyes Process company's ten ements to Quaker Hill.
 Mrs. Winfield Hanney and children are guests of MT. and Mrs. Henry Church this week.
 Gilbert P Coats is spending this week in Providence and Boston. Surprised on Birthday.
 Mrs. Henry Dart was pleasantly surprised Sunday afternoon, the an- niversary of her birthday. by the dropping in of several relatives who spent a few social hours with her. Anon gthose present were Mrs. John Austin. Mrs. Fred w Hooper and Mrs Mrs Frank Austin, MT. and Mrs. Mel-- win Furber and son Mark of Mont vile. Mrs. Dart was well remem- bered
 Returned rom CaIfornf7
 MT. and Mrs. Radph H. Melcer, who have been visiting relatives in Cali fornia, MT. Melcer's former home. re- turned to Uncasville Monday
 $. C. Hartley, the new overser of the carding department in the Uncas- vile Mfg. Co.,, has moved his house. hold goods and family from Taunton, Mass to the Mousch house.
 A new iron railing is being placed along the offset wall built at the side of the road adjoining Palmer Bros. Co. mill protection to the public either walking or riding.
 American council O. U. A. NJ. held a meeting in Palmer Memorial hall on Thursday night at which class of candidates received the first degree.
 Mrs Julia Starr, Henry Jerome, Louis G. Newton, Albert Avery, Dan iel Devine were in Norwich, attend ing the trial of the case of l.. A. Comstock against the town of Water ford.
 Samuel Allen, who has been i'll. is slightly improved George Coleman is caring for hirn.
 The bushes and trees around the Uncasville Mfg. Go. have been trim med and the grounds otherwise put in good condition.
 Frank B. Mitchell has been confined to the house with grip.
 Miss Miriam Church, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Church who has been very III with pneumonia, is so much improved that Miss Johnson, who has been caring for her. has gone borne.