Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-05-07
NEW LONDON COUNTY.
UNcASViliE
Sunshine Society Elects Officers
Baseball Association Organizes Tor
Season-Anniversary of Woodmen
Calehrated.

Mrs Albert Avery entertained at her
home at Hin Top Thursday afternoon
the Good Cheer Sunshine society of
North Waterford. The secretary's re
port showed much good work done
during the year and a sum of money
in the treasury. The annual election
of officers resulted as follows: Presi
dent, Mrs. Albert Avery; first vice
president, Miss Jennie Jerome; second
vice president Mrs. George w. Dart;
secretary, Miss Minerva Comstocl>; as
sitant secretary Miss Lucy Allyn;
treasurer, Mrs. John Nichols; advi
sorry board Mrs. Fred Comstock, Mrs.
Nathan Woodwork, Mrs. Fred Bitters,
Mrs. Thomas Dolbeare, Mrs. Charles
II. Beebe; sick and benefit committee,
Mrs. Alice Hewitt, Mrs Charles Beebe,
Miss Jennie Jerome, Mrs. George Dram,
Mrs. Louis B. Hurlbutt; entertainment
committee Miss Laura Woodwork,
0Irs. Fred Comstock, Miss May Ben
ham, Miss Ida Benllam. Miss Rather
ane Rogers. Miss Ida Riley, Mrs. c. c.
Charles Beebe, Mrs. Gallaudet; press
committee, Mrs. Fred ComStock. Miss
Laura Woodwork was elected delegate
to the International convention at New
Haven.
To Return to Denver.
Ernest Duffy, who has been spending
several months in Denver, Col, is home
for a short time. Mr.. Duffy viii re-
turn to Denver after a short stay and
will enter the employ of Frank NJ.
Laid.
|. o. o. r. Meeting.
At the regular meeting of Thames
lodge, l. O. O. F.. Tuesday night, the
report of the special COMMITTEES on the
anniversary celebration was received
and the committee was thanked and
discharged. A vote of thanks was also
extended to the Rev. G. c. Chappell
and Rev. s. f. Maine for participating
IN the ceremonies.
Change in Meeting Nights.
E0eauOf council KNIGHTS 1f (-oIY1u1
bus will commence holding meetings
on the first and third Tuesday of the
month in place of Sunday afternoons
as has been their custom during the
winter.
Mrs. Clarence Walden and children
VINO have been guests of Mrs. w. Irv
ing Browning, returned to Boston on
Charles H. Mcdonald. who has been
In New York, returned home Friday
Sunday visit at the home of their son.
Ralph Shaffer.
Beautiful Tulips.
The tulip bed ON the lawn In front
of the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Ramage at Hill Top is showing up its
usual brilliant display of colorings and
attracts much atten ton.
A social and dance was held in Rob
er-sson's hail by the Academy orches-
ira of Norwich Friday evening.
Miss Ellen Newton and Mrs. Levi
Tucker of East Lyme were over-Sun-
rav guests at the home of DR.. and Mrs.
NJ. e. Fox.
Frank E. Austin is the guest of his
sister in Arlington, Mass.
Mrs. Clark HummeH has been enter
tanning her sister, Miss Kingsley, of
Providence, r. l.
Officers of Baseball Association.
The baseball association OF Mont
Vile held a well attended session on
Sunday afternoon in the Unca sville
was unanimously chosen manager and
the following were elected as officers:
President, Edward Na;honey; secretary
and treasurer, P. ]. McDerHott; COL
iector Leroy Holmes; board of di-
rectors, ]. J. Drfscoll. William c. Ar
mold, Michael C. Murphy, Ernest Au
wood. Jenn Mahoney, Edward Maho-
ney, Fred B. Tooker, Cornelius A.
Fitzgerald. After the meeting the Off
10 have the diamond rolled and part
of the grounds filed in.
Woodmen's Eighth Anniversary.
Cochegan camp, Modern Wloodmen of
America, at its meeting Wednesday
class of ten candidates. The eighth
anniversary of the organization of the
camp was celebrated. Delegates from
out of town lodges were present. Or
ganizer George Stanton of Norwich
was the principal speaker of the even
ting he having organized the camp
eight years ago. After a social hour,
refreshrn efrts were served. Owing to
rem oval to Hartford, Venerable Consul
and rs succeeded by Charles N. Chap
Iii eV-coQS sud.