Norwich bulletin., 1910-04-30
uNcAsvILLE
PupiIs Net $41 for Auto Trip ts Hart
 ford-oid Dye Mill Property to be
 Sold to Satisfy Judnmsnt- Wedding E Anniversary Celebrated.


 Mrs. Ray Woo1rnanse has taken an appeal in her case aga inst L. H. Rog- CTS, administrators of the estatesof Miss Lucretia Hurlbut. The case was tried before Justice of the Peace Henry A. Bolles of Danielson and decided in favor of the defendant.
 The entertainment and supper given bfiy the graduating class of Palmer Memorial school was a decided sl1c- cess; $41 above expenses was realized This fund will be used by the class to defray the expenses of a trip to Hart ford which will be taken in an auto rnorndle at some future date.
 William Ladd has moved from the house of Frank Bergman into the house with James Ritchie. . William Johnson has moved from Oakdale into the house of Peter Char land, on the Gay road.
 Census Enumerator J. c. Fellows fD busy.
 Fishermenss Good Luck.
 F. B. Mitchell. Ivan Chapman and John Moves, who were caught out in the storm last Sunday. brought in their boat Tuesday from South Lyme, where they put into port They brought home a fine catch of fiatfish and buckles.
 Howard Rogers is working for a firm in Hartford.
 Execution of Judgment Ordered.
 In the case of James Ritchie against Martin, in which Judgment for $100 damage and costs was rendered Ratch- ie by Justice of the Peace William Srndddy, recently. as the tizne allowed for an appeal to be taken had expired, Justice Sfniddy issued a writ of execu- tion against the property on which the suit was brought, and will order it sold. The property is. what remains of the old dye mill
 Miss Marjorie Walden, daughter of has been i'll with measles, is convales- cent. Her sister, Miss c. Walden, is suffering from an attock of the same complaint
 Teachers Meeting Instructive
 Teachers from Montville and Wa terford numbered about fifty in att tendance at the union meeting held in the Uncasville schoolhouse Friday aft ernoon- In the absence of the chair man of the Montville school board, Att torney c. w. Comstock, the meeting was opened by. Ezra J. Hampstead chairman of the Wateroford school board An interesting paper fon Ian guase was read by Mrs Katherine T. Harty of Danbury and one on history by Henry T Burr of Winimantic- Palmer Memorial school, in behalf of the teachers expressed thanks to Miss Harty and MT. Burr for their interest ing addresses. c. E. Wheeler, super schools, distributed to each teacher a copy of a paper on reading by Miss Grace Hooper, principal of the Uncas- vile school.
 RenodeIing Old Building. John J. Geary, who purchased some of the buildings helonging to the old dye mill property, has commenced work. rernodeling one into a dwelling house.
 Mrs. Morton E. Fox is visiting friends in New York
 Mrs. Carrie Benjamin of Norwich visited Mrs. Jacob Fox at the home of her son, Dr. M. E.. Fox in this place Saturday. Mrs. Charles Babcock, who has been seriously i'll. is slightly improved. Surprise on Wedding Anniversary. Saturday evening the first anniver- Arthur LaFIamme was noted by their friends, who gave them a surprise visit. Among those present were MT and Mrs. George O. T. Watt, Miss Ag- ne Watt. Miss Mildred Watt. Miss Mabel Craig, Miss Ruth Craig, Mir. and Mrs. Joseph Miller, Miss Addie Miller Miss Florence Johnson, Miss Anna Chapel. Mrs. Mary Byrnes- William Byrnes. Theodore Craig and Frank Craig. The evening was spent in games and music Refreshments were served. Mrs. LaF'lalnme previous tc marriage was Miss Bessie Craig. Notes.
 The Ladies' Aid society of the Meth . od1St church met at the home of Mrs Minnie Sullivan Wednesday afternoon Captain G. B. Allen of Vernon HiI has moved to the house of Frank Bergman in Pequot.
 American council, O. U. A. M., at its regular meeting Thursday evening l worked the third degree on a class o1 candidates. after which supper was served. Rev. S. F. Maine, pastor of Uncas- vile Methodist church, was in attend ance at the 12th anniversary of Thames lodge, l. Q. O. F., Sunday afternoon ir