Norwich bulletin., 1910-06-18
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American Council Commentaries Its Seventeenth Anniversary-Ciass of Eight Graduated at Palmer Memo rial School.

American Council, O. U. 4. M., mark ed its seventeenth anniversary Thurs day evening, holding an open meeting in Palmer Memorial hall. A committee composed of Roy Gardner, Frank Rich ards, Harry Atwood, John Lynch, George Pratt and Robert c. Burchard were in charge of the affair. After short business session a musical pro- gramme was rendered and refresh- ments were served The principal speaker of the evening was State Councillor T. H. Cook of Hartford. District Deputy Smith of Norwich and other officers from the order from New London were present. This council was organized by State Organizer to be present. Eight of the charter members live in town.
 General News.
 F. E. Tooker, the rural carrier from this office, is enjoying his annual two weeks vacation. starting in Monday morning.
 Mrs. William B. Walden entertained Miss Florence Gadbois of East Lyme the first of the week.
 Mrs. Charles Barton of Middletown, a former resident of Pequot, visited Friday with friends in that village.
 Mir and Mrs Levi Tucker of East Lyme were over Sunday guests of Dr. and Mrs. M. E. Fox.
 Exercises Postponed.
 The Children's day exercises at the Methodist Episcopal church were post poned Sunday and will be held next Sunday at the church at p. m.
 MT and~Mrs. Charles Ramage have a fine display of peonies on the lawn in front of their home at Hill Top.
 Mir Sullivan of this place has been awarded the contract to paint the life saving station at Fishers Island, leav- ing town Monday to spend the week at the island.
 Mrs. Frank B. Mitchell accompanied TSIa law where he is at present employed. Mrs. Mitchell will spend this week with him.
 Cochegan camp. M w. of A., at it's regular meeting, served a supper after the business meeting.
 At the Thames Dye and Bleachery company mill at Bartletts carload of machinery was received Monday.
 Transferring Light.
 In response to a complaint which has been made about the dark places along the road from the car station to the river, Mrs. F. A Palmer is making arrangements to have the light which she gave to the town some time ago removed from it's present location to the place near W. B. Walden's store. Oville c. Walden will assume the re- sponsibility of keeping the lamp burn ing At the car station cluster of incandescent lights has been placed by the Connecticut company.
 Mrs. James Church continues very i'll.
 Class of Eight Graduates.
 The graduating class of Palmer Me morial school held it's exercises in the auditorium of the school building We'd nesday evening. The class numbers eight. Miss Vera Bartlett. Miss Eve lyn Comstock- Abram Greenburg, Miss Marian C. Henry. Herbert Rogers. Harold Rosenlund. Harry Watt. Miss Carrie Wood. The class paper was by Miss Wood and the valedictory by Harold Rosenlund. Recitations were given by other members of the class, interspersed with music. The class re- ception was held Thursday evening in the school building. The school closed Friday with picnic in Hurlbutt's grove.
 Samuel Allen, who has been confined to his room for several months with rheumatic troubles is able to get out to sit on the porch at his home at Hill Top.
 Henry Church has a new automobile
 Miss Marian Stark of North Lyme was the guest of MT. and Mrs. Edwin Henry over graduation at the Palmer Memorial school. Miss Stark was a graduate of this school.