Norwich bulletin., 1910-01-08
UNCASVILLE
to Mrs. F. !. Phillips from Ciass-- Installation of K. of c. Officers.

At the fourth annual social and dance given by the Uncasvi11e Socoia1 club, in Robertson's hall. Friday evening, many out of town guests were present Spen- cer's orchestra furnished music and William Smiddy prompted.
 Saturday. Martin V. B. Brainard, who has for many years served the town as clerk. retired, and his successor, Charles N. Chapel. took charge of the town records. Mir. Chapell has moved the town books. etc, to his home, and will
 Thursday was the first day that the rural carrier, Fred B. Tooker could make his entire route. This storm MT. Tooker thinks has been the worst he has experienced since the establishing of the route, some six years ago.
 Surprise Visit.
 Tuesday evening MT Fred I. Phil- lips received a pleasant surprise from the members of her class in Sunday school The class met at her home, Phillips was presented a handsome but ter dish and a silver pie knife. Re- treatments were served. Among those present were Mrs. William Grinneil. Mrs. B. Cottrell, Miss May Darrow, Mrs. Edwin Henry, Mrs. Harriet F'urber, Miss Lottie Hill, Mrs. George P. Smith, Mrs. Charles Turner, M. T. Furber, Fred Chapel, James and Edwin Phillips Fred l. Phillips. and others.
 Oscar Church has sold his ice busi- ness to Daniel Rogers, who has been harvesting the first cutting of ice, II inches thick.
 S2,0oo from Norwick Bank.
 To provide for expenses necessary to temporary loan of s2,ooo from a Nor wich bank has been obtained by the selectmen. the management of the schools being townwise.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles Burgess. Wal ter and Vera returned Friday evening. after spending a week with relatives in Providence.
 Party for Harold Cornet.
 At the home of Mrs. Edward Cornet a party of young friends of her son, his home, met Friday evening to watch the old year out. Among those present were Clarence Prentice, Ralph New land. Carl Smith. Fred Stanton, Miss more the Misses Iva, Winnie and Vera Badtlett, Misses Elizabeth and Flor ence Holmes, Misc Margaret Burton, &aul Maine, Walter Perry Harold Bartlett. the Misses Pearl, Barbara musical programme was given by the and Ethel Cornet. An entertaining guests and refreshments were served.
 General News.
 Mrs. Sarah Ramage entertained the mem bers of the Ladies' Aid society of the Methodist church Wednesday aft ernoon-
 At the Methodist church Sunday the pastor, Rev. s. T. Maine. extended the righthand of fellowship to three new members joining by letter.
 James E. Murphy. Jr., who has been spending his vacation at his home fin Dover N. H., returned Sunday night.
 Public schools in town opened Mon day.
 Palmer Bros.' mill started up Mon- day. after ten days stop for the hoi- idays and to take inventory.
 George Patton returned Tuesday to Norwich.
 Henry Daniels moved to Colchester this week.
 A. L. Botham had men at work harvesting his ice from the Witch Haz- el mill pond Monday and Tuesday. The ice is 10 and II inches thick
 K. of c. 1nstslIation.
 Pequot council, K of C., at it's regu- lar meeting in Hickey's hall Sunday installed its officers for the ensuing year. Past State Deputy James Tev- lin of New London, assisted by State Warden Morris P. Fitzgerald and State Jerome J. Collins, performed the cerem onies. The officers are: Grand knight, Thomas Doyle; deputy grand knight, Michael J. Hickey; finan- cial secretary, John J. Driscol1: record ing secretary, Matthew J. Walsh; war den, John Doyle; chancellor, Cornelius chaplain. Rev. P. J. O'ReiI- ly; advocate, William Walsh; lecturer Peter Henegan; inside guard, Owen Brouillard: outside guard John Ma honey: trustees for three years M. J. Hickey, J. J. DriScoll and David Walsh.