Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-05-14
UNcASViLIE
Decem Clubs Annual Meetine-First
of the Summer Visitors Arrive-Of-
ficers Elected by ComstocI< Cemetery
Association

Fred Simpson. who has been living
in L. A. Comstocks house at Hill Top,
moved Thursday to the house which
he recently purchased of Michael
Rheaume in North Waterford.
Miss Marian Stark has been the
guest of Miss Leila Chapman.
Garden vegetables We're injured by
the frost Thursday morning
Officers of Decenn Club.
The Decem club held its annual bus
rooms. Reports were read and the
election of officers resulted as follows:
President, G. Turner Loomis; vice
president, Bertram Edmonds; secre-
tary. Frank Richards; treasurer, AL
bert CottreIl. After the business meet
ing supper was served.
]. ]. Shea, for several years station
agent at the Central Vermont railroad
station. has entered the employ of the
Connecticut company.
x. of C. Meeting.
Pequot council, knights of Columbus.
held its first meeting under the new
schedule Tuesday evening at Hickey's
hall The council arranged for its en-
tertainment on Friday evening in Rob-
ertson's hall.
Frank B. Mitchell who has been
connected with the Keyes Process Co.
as expert machinist, has left that firm
and will engage in other work. Mr..
Mitchell will continue to reside in this
place.
Charles FL. Mcdonald. who has been
lin charge of the Montville end of the
Keyes Process Co, will take up another
branch of tie work, and will move to
New York soon
Miss Alice Hooper has finished her
work in Norwich and returned to her
home in town.
Summer Visitors Coming
y The first influx of summer boarders
in town arrived from New York on
A. L. Botham and Charles f. Bart
lett visited Sunday at Scotland dam
Frank Chapel moved the first of the
week from the KilIeen house to the
Runrill tenement
Rev. s. r Maine, pastor of the
Methodist church, assisted at services
at the Michigan church Sunday after
noon.
Mrs. Elvira Douglass of East Lyme,
who has been the guest of her dsugh-
ter, Mrs. Ida Browning, returned home
this week.
comstock Cemetery Association Off
The members of Comstock Cemetery
association held their annual business
meeting at A L. Botham's store, Sat
urday afternoon, George o. Allen pre-
siding. After reports of the officers
for the past year, the following officers
We're elected: President, George o.
Allen; secretary, William B. Walden:
superintendent. George N. Wood; board
of directors. George 0. Allen, William
B. Walden, George N. Wood. Charles
Ramage, Louis 3. Hurlbut George o.
Allen was appointed a special COM
mittee to make arrangements to pur-
chase more land for cemetery pur-
poses.
Mrs. Robert Barlow entertained the
Ladies' Aid society of the Methodist
church Wednesday afternoon.
Edgar Daniels has obtained employ
ment in Hartford and is making prep
arations to move there soon.
Party for Miss Miller.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Miller enter
tanned party of young people Satur-
day evening in honor of their daugh-
ter. Miss Addie Miller. After a pleas
ant evening spent in games and mu-
sic, refreshments were served by Mrs.
Miller. Among those present were Mr..
and Mrs. William Craig, Miss Ruth
Craig, Frank Craig, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Il. Watt, Miss Agnes Watt,
Miss Mildred Watt, William G. Byrnes.
Mrs. Anna Chapel, Mrs. Edgar Daniels,
Miss Mabel Daniels, Miss Florence
johnson, Reuben Allen. Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur LaFlamme, Miss Josephine Nc
Auliffe.
I. o. o. r Delegates.
Thames lodge, l. o. O. F.. at its
regular meeting worked the first de-
gree on class of candidates. Past
Grands Fred J. Hope and Ernest Au-
wood have been appointed by the lodge
delegates to the grand lodge meeting
in Waterbury, May Il.
! Oscar Church is at work upon the
roads.