Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-10
NEW LONDON COUNTY
UMCASVILLE
Town Clerk Has Issued e6 Hunters Lioenses--Woodmsn's Annual Meet ing--John Carlton Fractures Three Ribs.

ins--John Carlton Fractures Three
 Ribs.
 A basket of fruit was sent 10 the in- mates of the town farm Thanksgiving by the Good Cheer Sunshine society.
 Mir and Mrs. Joseph Johnson are entertaining Miss Fitzgerald of Col chester
 William Watt has returned to Hart ford after brief welt with his par cntH. Mir and Mrs Thomas Watt
 9s Huntors' Licenses.
 Town Clerk Charles N. Chappen has issued sG licenses to residents and one to nonresident to hunt during the year which ends Dec. 21, 1910.
 The Ladies Aid society of the Meth odist Episcopal church held their an- nual sale of aprons and fancy work, food, etc. Tuesday and Wednesday night Tn the chapel
 Herbert Turner shot a red fox on Thursday that weighed l2 1-2 pounds.
 William Bsckwirh has moved Into one Of ths tenenents near the foun- tain.
 William Chapel and Mrs Ella Chapel of Dolbesr Hlil were visitors at the Vallstt homestead Sunday
 Mir Ghulty. who has been employed ga carpenter by ti1s Biselow conrruc- ton company, has moved from MT. 1athrop's tenement. MT. Shultz ie the last of the force employed by the com- psny to leave.
 Social Club Meets.
 The Uncasvi1ls Social club hold z meetinA in tho club roonbs nesr the rehoorf&hss Monday night
 Frank B. T'arrsr. who has been in company for several months, has re- signed as nachluist and will move to Worcester.
 Woodrren Elect Officers.
 Cochegan camp, Modern Woodmen of America held a meeting fin Hickey's hall Monday night at which the an- uuai election of officers took place, one candidate also receiving the first de- gree The officers are: Consul, Earl Adams; advisor. Joseph Rivers;e bank CT. Mortimer Getehen: clerk. Michael ! Hickey. watdbman, William Ken nerson; sentry Benjamin Bonville, manager. Wiliiam m C. Byrne
 John Lynch was chosen delegate to rhs state meeting of the camp. VII liam C. Byrns alternate. After busi- ness a fine supper was served. During the meeting it was announced that the social ard dance given in Rohertson's hail netteI the camp S40. The commit tee was thanked and discharged. The report Of the officers for the past year showed that the camp had increased in membership and as In good financial sts rdinE
 ' ton to his house in Penuot. FeIi from Haymow. John Carlton, while at work in bis barn throwing down hay from the ynow. fell through the scuttle hole to the noor below. MT. Carlton after snort time picked himself up and made his way to his house. near by, after which medical aid was called. It was found ts,at MT Carlton had fractured three ribs besides being badly shaken up and bruised.
 David Fitzgerald. employed in East Lyme. was an over Sunday guest or relatives in Pequot
 Ernest Atwood, who is receiving treatment at Rutland. Mass. is much improved in health
 At Quaker Hill.
 An entertainment was given by the young people of the church at Quaker Hin Tuesday evening. The committee included Mss Ida BenhaEn. Miss Isabel Riley Miss Annie Bitters, Tryop Ben- ham. George Miller and Edward Dart. The proceeds win be devoted to the building fund of the church.
 Tho Good Cheer Sunshine society of North waterford. many of its members beins from this village have elected t4ls following committee: Miss Laura Wood worth, Miss Isabel Riley, Miss May Benham, Mss Ida BenfaJn, Miss Katherine Rogers and Mrs. Cyrill 6eWett 10 mAhs arrangements LVE q sale and supper.
 Packed Mission Box.
 Mrs. Julia Starr entertained the La dieS Aid society at her home Wednes- day afternoon at which the missionary sox to be sent to the negro school in the south taught by Miss Louise Allyn of New London was packed.
 Mira Fred Hooper Of New London was visitof at the home of Mrs. Henry Dart Sunday.
 Mss Alice Prentice, who has been xpandiug e. few weeks visiting friends ip town, has left and is q guest of her sisees. Mrs Fred Simpson. in Water eord
 Rsfussd to Go to Massachusetts.
 NraL Edith Johnson. from Norfolk, who has besn housekeeper for Charles Howard. recently suffered a fracture 5< the leg. During the week Selectman Moses Chapman was called to give her town aid. Mfr. Chapman found that she came from Massschusetts and he made errang ernents with State Police man Rudd to have her removed to her borne In Norfolk in that state. When e+~ time to remove her came she re- sr-~d to r,a consequently she was in formed that the town would not give rid Mrs. Johnson Is ssoout 2a years cid ard injured herseif getting over -~u re<ra weeks ago.