Norwich bulletin., 1911-06-17
LETTERS FROM TWO STATES
SOUTH WELLINGTON
Latch ssziug Out at uriei Lodge Handsome Loving Cup for Past Master HaIl-Baptism at Lake Successful Bazaar.

Uriel lodge. No. 24, F. and A. M.. held a celebration last Saturday eve ming, at which were present some sixty visitors, representing fourteen differ ent lodges in this and other states. Among them was the present grand master of the grand lodge and two past grand masters. Carnations were given as favors. The evening was members of the craft, an interesting historical sketch by Brother E. Q. Smith, compliments congratulations and anecdotes. A feature of the eve nihg's enjoyment was the presentation of loving cup to Past Master Will jam H. Hall The cup bears the in scription Presented to William Henry Hall, Past Master, " the members of Uriel lodge. A. 4. F. and A. M Her TOW, Conn.,. June 10. 1911, as a tribute to his generosity and fidelity The cup was filled with carnations. The presentation was by Past Master E. O. Smith, who evidently appreciated the opportunity afforded to turn the tables on Brother Hall. who OF q for meT occasion presented Brother Smith a past masters, jewel. His felicitous speech received the hearty applause of the assembled brothers. Following the exercises. refreshments were served in the dining hall below. In addition to a considerable number of teams there were 22 automobiles in the open-air garage at the hall.
 To Be Baptized in Lake.
 Several candidates for church mem bership will be baptized at the lake tomorrow (Sunday) at F o'clock.
 ChiIdren's Day.
 Tomorrow (Sundav) Children's day will be observed by the Sunday school and there will be no preaching serv- ice. The exercises will commence at 10.30 o'clock
 Grass is improving under the cloudy and wet weather.
 Baptist Federation.
 About fifteen members of the Bap tist church met in the hall Mondax evening tc consider the articles of federation prepared by the commit tees of the Baptist and Congregational churches. The matter was thoroughly considered and the articles adopted without dissenting vote. This ac- tion is final and the federation is now a fact.
 ball game is scheduled to be play ed here this afternoon between the local team and team from Willi- mantle.
 MT and Mrs Albert Vose have ar rived here and will go to housekeeping as soon as their tenmeft is in readi- ness.
 Bazaar a Success. Wilmington lodge c. s. P. S., held a bazaar Saturday afternoon and eve ming. Lafrancks orchestra furnished music. The attendance exceeded one hundred and nearly s100 was realized above expenses. This money is to be used toward enlarging the lodge build ing to accommodate the increased membership.
 Local Notes. Local friends of Rev. J. B. Cornell of Hartford, who, with his wife, is travelling in Scotland. were recently favored with post cards showing Scot tish scenery.
 Mir and Mrs. Joseph RuzicSa of New York celebrated thsir fifth wedding an niversary at the home of Mrs. Rug iclla's parents. MT. and Mrs. Lucas Sa- franek, last Sunday.
 Harry Dennan. who is at Eastern Point for a few weeks, gave some of his friends here chance to try some fish fresh from the Sound. It cer- tainly beats out the state variety.