Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-31
NEW LONDON COUNTY
UMCASVlLLE
Pupils Perfect in Attendance in Tenth District-Chimney Fires Cause Trou- ble-Hsppenings of the Week.

The following pupils in grades Two and Three of the Tenth district CUn- casville), taught by Miss Barbara Cor net, who were perfect in attendance during December; Catherine Collins Ellen Connolly F'elanise Demars, James Calvin, Leroy Fielding, Alfred Gauvin Jane Gauvin. George La I1lamme, Peter Alarowski ArzeHn Newton, Charles Osborn, Annie Rich ards. Margaret Sullivan, William Thorp Those perfect for the term were Ellen Connolly, James Calvin, Alfred Gauvin, George LaFlamme and William Thorpe.
 Christmas Visitors.
 MT and Mrs. Clarence Walden and daughters, Marjorie and Carol and Mrs. Ida Browning spent the holiday season with Mir. and Mrs. Earl Brown ing, BIr. Walden returning to Boston Monday night.
 Mir. and Mrs. Ralph Shaffer and child returned Monday night after visit with MT. Shaffer'S parents in Baltic over Sunday.
 Misses Ruth and Mabel Craig spent Christmas with friends in New York. |, Grange Changes Meeting Night.
 AIontviIle grange. No. ITS. P. Of H.. held it's regular meeting Friday night in Palmer Memorial hall. It was voted 10 change tho date of meeting from fine second and fousth Friday evenings
 
 Wednesday evenings. Worthy Master Clyde M. Beebe will attend the annual meeting of the state grange in Hart ford ss delegate from this town.
 Mrs. Cornelius DriscoU, John ]. Dris- coll. Miss Jennie 1Ialoney and other relatives left Saturday to attend the funeral of Mrs. James Maloney in Woonsocket R. T.
 Mir. and Mrs. Henry Church and Miss Leila Chapman returned Monday night after 0 visit over the holidays with relatives in Salem.
 Welcome Babbitt of Hanover was ehe guest of relatives in town this week.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles A. Wilson os Baltic spent the holiday with local rel
 Robert Dodds Is spending part of his vacation the guest of his grandparents. MT. and Mrs. John Gridley, in Man lie,
 Stubborn Chimney Fires.
 The Primer family have moved into one of the C. M. Robertson company's aenemen%s this week. This family were hvtnR in the Kiileen house until the fire tRst Wednesday morning which threatened to destroy the whole house. The fire. which was a bad one, started Iu the chiEaney, breaking out in the second story and finally getting to the fOOff~ damaging the house about $20O Men from the Palmer Brothers com pany mill went to the rescue and play ed q stream of water which soon sub- dued the blaze.
 The house. owned by c. R. Bogue occupied by Joseph Judge and other families, also had a fire which orig mated in defective chimney and for a time 3t seemed as if this house would be destroyed but quick assist ance soon put out the blaze. Men from the stores and mill near by were soon on the grounds and gave able as- distance.
 Miss Grace Lamb of Hanover is spending this week with friends in Peauot
 Holiday Mail Began Early.
 Rural carrier from this office has the extra holiday mail Ghis year than in past years. This 1las been brought about by those using the mails for Ahs purpose of carrying their packa ges by mailing them earlier than has been the custom. Mir. and Mrs. Albion Holmes, daueh- Ser Alma and sons, Herbert and Floyd, ] were guests Monday of relatives in this village.
 Funeral Of Mrs. James MeIoney. The funeral of 3frs. James Malonev. whose death occurred in Willmantic, was held from her residence in this village Friday, the Rev. J. O'Reilly of St. Johns Roman Catholic church eel sbrayting she reqpiem high mass. Tho body was taken to Woonsocket Tor burial Saturday morning
 Miss May Dar-ow and Miss Maude 1 JSsnnstt were guests Of relatives in 1 New London over the holiday,