Norwich bulletin., 1910-05-21
The Business and Social Life of Every Town and
 Settlement Reflected in These Columns.
UNcASViLiE
X. of C. Entertainment a Big Success May Basket Hanging-$7O0 Insur- ance on Burned Town House.

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 The entertainment given Friday evening by Pequot council, Knights of Columbus, in Robertson'S hall was largely attended. The opening num- Der was a vocal duet by Miss Henigan and Miss Walsh. The out of town min strels rendered several songs which were decided hits, among them Tom Roche's Silv'ry Moon. Alfred Lizanne's Come After Breakfast Julian Moran S Daisies Won't Tell, George W. Jo- sephs The Bee That Gets the Honey Doesn't Hang Around the Hive Ed ward J. Grogan's Ephraim Johnson, E.. Elfenbein's Wild Cherries, Arthur Me Ginely's If I'm Goin' to Die I'm Goin' to Have Some Fun. John F. Cochrane's Highland Mary, R. B. Hayes Many the Wreck, and F. w. Neilan's Hey, Rube, were well received by the audi ence, several being repeated. Dancing was enjoyed for several hours. Spen- cer's orchestra furnished music and William Smiddy prompted. Two prizes were awarded after the dancing, Jo- seph Morin taking the five dollar prize and the barrel of flour going to Ed ward Curtin.
 Married at Parsonage.
 Miss Eva M. Curtin was united in marriage with John Vogelpanz Thurs day evening at the Methodist parson- went immediately to their home in Pequot which is in the house of the Curnmins property
 Miss Marian Stark who has been the guest of Miss Leila Chapman, has returned to North Lyme.
 Fred Cushman visited his mother in Hartford over Sunday.
 Miss Mousch of Norwich visited over Sunday in this village.
 Epwerth League Officers Installed.
 At the Methodist church Sunday the installation of officers of the Epworth lea que took place. The Rev. s. F. Maine. pastor, conducted the install lation ceremonies. The officers are: President, Mrs. Ralph H. MeIcer; first vice president, Miss Florence Holmes: second vice president, Mrs. Louis G. Newton; third vice president, Mrs. William Noble; fourth vice president, Miss Iva Bartlett; secretary, Miss Winnie Bartlett; treasurer, Miss Mar garet Burton.
 To Exchange With Woman Pastor.
 The pastor, Rev. s. F. Maine. of the M E. church will exchange with Miss Lillian Daniels, acting pastor at Mohegan church, for the evening serv- ices Sunday evening.
 Charles Forsyth. coachman at pr. NJ. E. Fox's, is visiting friends in Mas sachusetts.
 Defeated Norwich.
 The baseball season for this town opened Saturday afternoon on the grounds in this place with a game be- tween the MontviIle team and the Crescents of Norwich. The game end ed in a score of 10 ts 3 in favor of the town team.
 May Basket Surprise.
 Friday evening the young men in the class in Sunday school taught by Miss taught by Miss Landphere, gave Miss Lyon a surprise party in the form of a May basket hanging. The young peo- pie were invited into the house and a
 
 and music Refreshments were served. Among those present were Miss Alice Osborn, Miss Minnie Chapel, Misses Carrie and Ethel Wood Miss NTAude Bennett, Miss Gertrude Rogers, Reuben Austin, Robert Taft. John Hurfbrft, Herbert Rogers, Roylston Hart and Leon Allen.
 Auction at E. J. Taft's.
 A part of the household goods. all the horses, wagons and harnesses carrying passengers to and from the car station, were sold at public auc- ticn Monday. Matt A. Tinker being auctioneer. Most of the vehicles used Henry Church, who has taken up the business dropped by MT. Tefft.
 Miss Eva Siegel was the guest of relatives in Providence over Sunday.
 Judge Charles B. Waller his brother Tracy Waller. and two others from New London, were in town for days trout fishing Monday
 Temporary Town Farm.
 A tenement in OakdaIe has been rented by the selectnen for the in- mates of the town almshouse which was recently destroyed by fire. They are being cared for by MT. and Mrs. Blake who were in charge of the farm at the time of the fire. The building burned was insured for $7oo, and that sum will be available when the town decides what to do.
 CoeheSan camp, Modern Woodmen of America. worked the first degree on a class of candidates, Wednesday eve ming.
 Surprised by Pupils.
 A number of the pupils attending the Palmer Memorial met at the home of J. A LaBounty Tuesday evening, going from there to the home of Miss Etoise Landphere, hanging her a huge May basket filled with fruit and can dy. The young people were invited voted to games and refreshments.
 Notes
 L. A. Comstock, who has been oc- cupyfng the tenement in the house with Mrs David Starr, has moved into his own house at Hill Top
 Mrs. Albert w. Avery, Miss Jennie Jerome Mrs. George w. Dart Mrs Charles T. Beebe, Mrs. Fred Comstock Allyn, accompanied Miss Laura Wood worth to the interna tionaI convention of the Sunshine society in New Ha- ven Thursday Miss Woodworth was ] delegate from Good Cheer Sunshine society.