Norwich bulletin., 1910-02-05
UNcASvILLE
Social Club Gives Enjoyable Enter
tainrent-Town Votes to Borrow
$2,o0o-Jewish Farmers Addressed
by Delegates from New York Soci-
ETY..

The Uncasville Social clubs recep-
llon and entertainment for the women
friends of the members was held in
1he club rooms. The rooms had been
! decorated by Ernest Atwood, p. J.
'McDermott loaned his piano for the
clubs president. f. B. Tooker. the
following musical programme was
| rendered.: monograph selections, Or
vile c. Walden; piano solo, Miss Cora
Hheaume; piano solo, Miss May
kalsh; piccolo solo, Orville Walden;
vocal solo, Patrick Donohue; piano du-
ct, Misses St. Germaine and Walsh.
vocal duet. Miss Loretta Michigan and
MISS Nellie Walsh; harmonica solo. p.
Donohue; flute solo Original compost
tlon), Orville c. Walden.
Refreshments were served and the
remainder of the evening devoted to
WHIST The arrangements were I'M
ger the Objection. of F. b. Tooker. e.
iMahoney, p. J. McDermott. John Sui
ivan, j. C. Plat. Henry Rheaume
Miss Ethel Browning of Wiilimantic
was the guest of Miss Fanny Mitchell
the last of the week
Mrs Richard johnson is the guest
OIL MT ana Mrs. George w. Hawkey.
Building New House.
Louis Moran, who purchased the
land owned by George Taylor of New
London. last fall. has filled up the old
ceilar to the house which was burn
ed. and has the frame up and partly
covered of new house. which viii
stand back of the old foundation.
Work on the new dam at the outlet
OF the Oxoboxo stream was resumed
Thursday by the Bigelow- Hartman
Construction company
Connection with the new boiler at
the pumping station has been COM
Pieted and is giving better water sup
ply.
Mrs. Winfield Hannery and chill
dren. WELLESLEY and Katherine, have
been the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Church.
Mrs. Frank E. King of Norwich was
in town Saturday, calling on rela-
tiVes.
John Baker and son Theodore of
Willimantic were guests of Mrs. Mary
Coggshall over Sunday.
Mrs. Edward Cornet is confined TO
her home with illness.
Mrs. Charles G.. Turner while going
for walk Sunday. stepped on small
icy place, falling and spraining her
knee.
Mrs Charles NJ. Holmes of Walnut
hill arrived Tuesday at the Johnson
home to spend a few weeks with her
daughter, Miss Ellen Holmes
Town to Borrow $1,000.
At the regular meeting of the board
of selectmen Saturday it was voted
sand dollars DO obtained to meet cur
rent expenses.
Thames Lodge to Attend Church.
Thames lodge, I. o. o. F., worked
the initiatory degree on two candidates
Tuesday evening. This lodge will at
tend services in a body at the Uniop
Baptist church Sunday.
Road Not Satisfactory.
Portions of the new state highway
between Norwich and New London are
found to be unsatisfactory and that
a part of the work will have to be
H. -
the fountain in this village. where the
macadam has been badly washed and
given way under heavy teams. 1t has
been decided to get the material for
the work when resumed at Trading
Cove.
Frank Chapman has hold his place
and will move to Pequot.
Uncas lodge. A. o. U. w, held the
annual installation exercises Thursday
evening.
Mrs Catherine Einstein of New
York is spending this week with
friends in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Rumrill are en-
tertaining Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Casa
want of Woonsocket, r. I.
Address to Jewish Farmers.
Delegates from the Jewish Agricul-
turaI Aid society of New York met |
with the Hebrews residing in Mont
Vile in the synagogue at Chesterfield
a few days ago and lectured on I'M |
proved methods of farming. Mr.. PEN |
hurst. a graduate of the Connecticut |
agricultural college at Storrs, was the |
principal speaker. The possibility of |
forming an insurance society in con- |
nection with the aid society was dis
cussed. The society offers to turn over |
to such an organization a sum of mon |
ey equal to that subscribed. If the |
society subscribes one hun |
bred dollars. which lis the minimum |
amount. the aid society will contribute |
a like sum.
William Schmauk of New London /
was in town Tuesday, visiting his for |
mer residence on Dolbeare hill, now |
occupied by the Rosenberg family.