Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-03-05
FEW LONDON COUNTY.
UNCASVlLlE
Birthday Dinner-SuPper and Sale Net
S@o-Address to Teachers-Accident


Szo-Address to Teaehers-Accideni
At the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel
DeVine there was q pleasant gather
birthday of their daughter, Miss Leona
- Devine- The evening was spent
with games and music Refreshments
were served Those present were
1fcDermOtt Ethel Barlow. Euella
Barlow, Clara Henigan, Helen Shea,
May Sullivan Margaret Sullivan, Del
ores Eldredge, Agnes Sullivan. Alice
Tooke-, James AIcDermott. William
Devine- Miss Devine was remembered
Evith many Ifsstty gifts
Cleared $40.
The chicken supper given by the la
dies aid society of the Methodist
church was largely attended Cake and
ice cream were On sale in connection
with the supper Those in charge of
the cake table were Mrs Charles Ram
age and Mrs Beckwith; at the ice
cream table. Mrs Charles Watson and
Mss Eliza Gser- The ticket sale was
IN charge OF Miss May Grover. About
$40 was cleared This supper was the
last which viii be given during the
present conference year.
Mrs Henry Douglas. who has been
the guest of Mr. and Mrs Elisha Vib-
Der. has returned to her home in Nj
EnIic-
Teachers Meeting.
TIE monthly meeting of the teach
erF in the various districts in town was
held Friday afternoon in Palmer Me-
mortal building. Supervisor Wheeler
conducting the meeting and giving
valuable talk on Modern Methods of
Teachers
Local Notes.
Mathew J. Walsh. Thomas Doyle and
Edward Curtin attended White Cross
council meeting in Norwich as dele
gates from Pequot council, Knights of
Columbus
Dr. J. Fl. Allen Of Norwich was
here SATURDAY. 10 visit his uncle. Sam
uel Allen. who was taken suddenly
alr- and Ms. Ralph shaner and child
returned Sunday night after a brief
visit with Hr. Skaters parents Mr..
and Mrs George Shaffer OF Baltic.
New Tank and Tower.
The water tank and tower support
ing it. connected with the fire extin-
gushing apparatus az the c NJ Rob
ertson Co.'S Rockland mill, having be-
come unsafe for the general public,
has been taken down and will be re-
placed by = new one of more substan-
1iEl material
Lrs- Daniel \ Rogers has a cactus
which is in full bloom and has over a
hundred buds and blossoms
3fr- and Mrs. Ralph Miller left on
which place they VIII go to visit rel
stives in San Francisco. During Mr..
SIIle-'s absence. Fred c. Palmer, who
- residing N New York Will be in
charge Of the Palmer Bros mill.
Mrs Luther Davis OF Worcester is
the guest OF her sister, Mrs Charles
Chapel
Five Tables OF Whist
Louis B. HurIbut entertained friends
- whist Friday evening at his resi-
the first prize there was a tie between
Fred J. Hope and Fred w Chapel,
which was finally awarded to F. j.
Hope Dan d Home received the con-
ISOLATION prize Refreshments were
served
Two men employed on the house
which Vito Norm IS having built, fell
from a staging about 20 feet from the
quantity OF building material Upon
helping the men TO their feet. it was
found that aside from a few bruises
and q gOod shaking up they were not
Henri BrouiIIard. who recently
Eprained his ankle. is able to get about
= little
The Epworth league meeting Sunday
evening was Led by Lincoln A. Rogers:
subject. How to Work During the
-neetinE Herbert Perry rendered e fine
selection on the violin
John Baker Of Willimantic was a
visitor At the homo Of Mrs. Mary
C0ggsheil over Sunday.
NJ and Mrs Arthur Watrous and
child attended the funeral OF MI Wat
r0zHS father in Wilmington
GUESTS of Oxoboxo Lodge.
Monday evening Oxoboxo lodge f
and A II, entertained the women
friends OF the members About forty
were present Whist was played and
musical selections were given
The members of the Ladies' Aid So
ciefy OF the Methodist church met at
the home Of Mrs. Charles Ramage on
"Wednesday afternoon
Icebozt on the River.
Robert Townsend of Bartletts at
tracted considerable attention with his
.cebozt on the Thames river this past
week
Allan Beckwith has moved to q
house near Oakdale.