Norwich bulletin., 1910-02-12
LETTERS FROM TOWNS In TWO STATES
UNcASvILLE
News from the Lodge Rooms-Pros-
ress on MiII-Birthday Party.


| At the installation of Uncas lodge,
A. O. .. w, Thursday evening" the
ceremonies were carried out by Past
| Grand Master Workman John G. Trant
or Hartford, assisted by Grand Super
| visor Charles Brightman of Stoning-
| ton and Deputy Grand Master Work
man Joseph Cellar. The following off,
GERS were installed: Master workman,
Edwin S. Henry; foreman. G. Turner
! Loonais; recorder and financier, Robert
| ]. Simpson; receiver, Jesse C. Watt;
| guide. Fred ]. Phillips; inside watch
man, Frank H. Rogers; outside watch
workman, Jesse c.. Watt At the an
nual election Guy A. LOOMS was elect
ed master workman, but as he has
since obtained employment and is now
was made. Edwin S. Henry being the
selection. Merwin Chapman, who was
chosen overseer, not being able to be
present, G.. Turner Loomis was depu-
tized to install him at the next meet
ing. After the exercises supper was
served and addresses by Mr.. Trant
and other officers were made.
The old wooden mill being made
ready for the Reyes Process company,
is expected to be ready for the COM
pany to recommence business in about
ten days. The installation of the ma
chinery by F. B. Mitchell is progress
which will be occupied by the em-
ployes, have been improved since the
company has owned them.
Ernest c. Duffy and William Bur-
dick left for Denver, Col, where they
are intending to start into ranch bus
mess. Their families did not accom-
pany them.
Mrs. w. Irving Browning left on
Thursday to visit her daughter, Mrs.
Clarence Walden, at Jamaica Plains
for several weeks
Rev. P. J. O'Reilly performed the
marriage ceremony at st. Johns
oh II Inwr 8 I'll.
F. Sonsster of New London and Miss
Eva NJ. Budro of Uncasville. Only the
two families of the contracting parties
were present AT present Mr.. and Mrs
Songster are making their home with
Mrs. Songster's parents at Hill Top
Miss Iva Bartlett returned home on
Saturday evening after few days
visit with friends in Providence
number from this village attended
Ye Olde Folks Concert Friday eve
ming in Palmer Memorial hall. About
thirty enjoyed a straw ride to and
from the hall
Special Service.
About so members OF Thames LODGE,
I. 0. o. F., attended services at the
Union Baptist church Sunday morn
ing. Tuesday evening at its regular
meeting the second degree was work.
ed on class of candidates
William Noble returned Tuesday
morning from New York.
American council. 0. u A. NJ, at
the regular meeting Thursday evening
installed the officers.
Work on the new paper mill was re-
sumed Tuesday morning, it having had
to be suspended on account of the ex-
IRENE cold, Monday. The north wall
of the main building of the mill is now
up to the top of the second story
and the west wall is near this same
line. The company hopes to get a
part of the main building under cover
by the end of the month. weather per-
hitting.
The Thames river was completely
frozen over between Montville and
Gales Ferry Sunday morning for the
second time this season. During the
steamer Chelsea passed up through
on her way to Norwich.
Birthday Celebration.
Miss Hazel Beebe celebrated her |
thirteenth birthday Saturday after |
noon by entertaining a party of her |
young friends. Those present were |
Misses Millicent Comstock. Beth Alex !
ander, Alice Alexander, Frances Ed |
wards, Jennie Nelson, Marguerite Per- |
kins, Lima Torngee, Thelma Dram, |
Dorothy Bindloss, Helen Rogers. Lou |
Use Long, Ruth Long, Gladys Beebe of |
Norwich and Revere Beebe. The aft |
ernoon was spent in playing games, |
with music and refreshments, Mrs. |
by Mrs. Albert Avery, Miss Laura |
Woodwork, Mrs Frederick E. Com |
stocy. Many pretty gifts were receiv-
ed
The Good Cheer Sunshine society |
met with the president, Mrs. Albert
Avery at her home at Hill Top on
Thursday afternoon.