Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-29
NEW LONDON COUNTY
UNCASVlLLE
Talk of Starting Local Grange
News in General.

Attendance at the social and dance
given by American council, Q. U. A
NJ. in Robertson's hail Friday evening
was all that could be expected. Forty
dollars was realized. Lyric Hall or
chestra of New London furnished mu-
sic. Mrs. James Green was awarded
the 100 piece dinner set and Miss
Gladys Carlton received the So award
The hall was artisticany decorated by
the committee in charge.
Methodist Aid Society Meets.
Mrs. Fred Perkins entertained the
members of the Ladies' Aid society OF
the NJ. f. church at her home al
Hauxfton's Cove wednesday after
noon. Refreshments were served dur
winter work and an entertainment
were discussed
Shot 10 1-2 Pound Coon.
Merwin Chapman and Mason Daniels
had a successful coon hunt Tuesday
u zht bringing in a young one that
weighed 10 1-e pounds
william Perkins after a visit with
Brooklyn, y. Y. Thursday
Robert G. Burchard vs. spending a
few days in New York.
Miss Alice Burrows of Brooklyn, n.
Y. is spending this week with friends
I'm Pequot.
and Zee cream was wei patronized.
The musical programme was informal
and included several numbers well ap-
precisted.
Prospect of Organizing a Grange.
The project of forming local branch
Of Patrons OF Husbendry is being dis
cussed among the farmers and others
Interested in agriculture and public
meeting will take place soon to dis
cuss the matter. Ezra j. Hampstead
OF North Waterford who is a prorni-
uert member Of KopoTuoc grange be-
lieves the grange Will be q. success in
this town.
ence Hart have been the guests OF Miss
Chapusn's sister, Mrs Winfield Han
ueY Of Salem. for several days, re-
turned home Friday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse c. Watt, who
have been spending several weeks weeks as as
hartford, returned homo wednesday.
Back on Rural Route.
Rural Carrier r. 3. Tooker resumed
bis route Friday morning after fifteen
days vacation.
Harold Bartlett. employed In Proyi-
dence. was an oVer-Sunday guest at
the home of his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Bartlett.
Mrs, John Spencer is visiting re1a-
tives in Rhode island this weak
Mr.. and Mrs. John J. Driscoll enter
tained over Sunday MIR. and Mrs, p. l..
Houliilan and Miss Teresa Crag Of
Holyoke. Mass.
Three young ladies' of this town per
formed the feat of walking from this
place TO New London Sunday. making
GOOD time. They were Misses Nellie
Broutilard. Annie Walsh and Helen
Lsnahan.
Coohegan camp, Modern Woodmen
Of America, IS planning big social to
lake place Thanksgiving eve. Mem
bers Of the camp will attend the open
nesting OF the order to be held cleo
ton niglt at New London.
David Fitzgerald, employed in East
Lyme spent The week end with rela-
tfves in Peaaot.
A usesA Machine.
Matt A. Tinker he's a new patent
corn lTusktzg and shredding machine
which husks the corn. at ths same time
disposins OF che husks In fodder or
bedding
Louis Scranton. general sales agent
for che Thames Rivef Specdslties com
psny Of this place has leased the resi-
dence Of John Hopkins OF Ocean and
Willeuts evenus. Rev London.
The Lsdies' society of the Second
Baptist church held a supper and sale
Of aprons In the church parlor Tues
day night. An entertaining musical
and literary programme wss given by
Miss May Bentam, Miss Jennie Jer-
9ms. Mise Agnss Hampstead, Miss
Hsn LCns and Miss Luoy RILEY .u
apsnGing q few weeks at the home of
her CON. r. !. Browning, returned Fri
day to her home at her daughters,
Adzz. Clarence Walden's, near Boston,
accompanied by Afzs, Charles C, Tur-
nsr.