Norwich bulletin., 1910-04-16
NEW LONDON COUNTY.
uNcAsvILLE
Sued for $1oo, Awarded $1 and Costs Social Affairs of the Week-odd Fellows to Celebrate Anniversary.


 A decision in the case of Mrs. Ray WoodInanse against Frank Rogers, ad fninistrator of the estate of Miss Lu- cretia Hurfbut, was given Thursday Bolles- The complainant was ordered to pay the administrator $1 and costs. Ten days are allowed in which to file an appeal Mrs sWoodmanEee claims but for which she handed to MT. Rog CTS claim of $1o0, which MT. Rogers as administrator of the estate consid- cred excessive
 Mohessn Teacher Recovers.
 Miss Florence Hart, teacher in the Mohegan district, who has been con fined to her home with pleurisy, is able to resume her duties
 Will Be Used as Postoffice.
 Louis B. Hurrbut has let the con tract for putting up a new building on his land near the Baptist church which will be used as postoff1ce when com pleted to George Hewitt The site was stafxed out and ground broken for the foundation Friday
 Friday to take his new appointment in Indiana
 Mrs. Elizabeth Burchard, who has few weeks in Attleboro, Mass, for her health.
 Patrick Walsh Buys Farm.
 Patrick F. Walsh has purchased farm on the MoxIey road from Edward Carter, this property being formerly owned by Moves Chapman and at his death by his daughter. Mrs. G. P. Smith.
 Harold Bartlett. who is employed in at the home of his parents, Mir. and Mrs. Charles F. Bartlett
 Richard Johnson is very i'll with Pleuro- pneumonia
 Mrs. James Church Is ili-
 Home from California.
 Mrs Ralph Melcer, who has been spending several weeks with. relatives in California, returned home Saturday night.
 non. N. Y-, Is the guest of friends in W. s. Trickett, at one time supeEn- tendent of Pequot mills, visited friends in town recently
 Gilbert P Coats Is trout fishing in Canterbury E
 Successful Social.
 The Academic orchestra of Norwich gave a successful social in ROlbertson's hall Friday evening, William SIniddy Arthur LaF7amn1e has moved from the tenement in the house of the Aus tin estate into one of the Palmer Bros MT. and Mrs. John Brown are i'll with grip. Miss Killeen is caring Cor them
 Mrs. Martha HurIbutt of Boston. who has been the guest of Mir. and Mrs. John Babcock. has returned home. Surprise Party for Miss Landphere. Eleven girls. members of the class in Sunday school taught by Miss Eloise Landphere, united with the Grace Lyon met Saturday might at the home of MT. and Mrs. M. H. Furtber, going from there in body to the home of Miss Landphere. giving her a rcd the evening, spending the, most of the time in playing games Refreshments were served. Among those present were Miss Gertrude Rogers, Misses Bennett, Miss Lena Miner. Miss Addie Johnson, Reuben Austin, Herbert Rogers, Roylston Hart and several others Mrs. Charles Ra1nage will entertain the Ladies Aid society of the Meth odist church Wednesday afternoon.
 Winners at Whist. Mir. and Mrs. Jesse c. Watt enter tained a party of their friends at whist Saturday evening. Five tables were played After refreshments the com pany was entertained with selections on the graphopllone and with vocal and instrumental music The first prize was taken by Mrs. Charles Hope, the l consolation prize going to Mrs. Ray WoodTnansee- Howard Rogers left town Monday kor several weeks stay with relatives in South Glastonbury
 Music Pupils Recital. An interesting programme was given Saturday afternoon at the recital giv-l en by the musical pupils of Miss Grace | Lyon Parents and friends nu1nberinE 2 ztout twenty were in attendance. fhoEe taking part in the programme | were Miss May Turner, Miss Marian | Hervey, Miss Laura Chapman Miss l Maude Bennett, Miss Mabel Daniels, l Miss Alice Osborne and Miss Lyon.
 |. O. O. F., Anniversary. Thames lodge l. O. O. F., will at it's | next meeting make plans for the ce1e- | hration o< its twelfth anniversary, which occurs AprH 2e, but will be cele- ]! brated Sunday, April A. This date ie | also the ninety-frst anniversary of the | founding of the order and will also be | dttingiy celebrated at the same time. Dr. J. H. Allen of Norwich was a l recent visitor at the home of his uncle, Samuel F. Allen.