Norwich bulletin., 1911-09-09
NEW LONDON COUNTY.
UNCASvILLE
Committees to Prepare for Baptist Convention-Fire Damage-Epworth League Meeting.


 The committee appointed by the La. dies Aid society to make arrange nents for the entertainment of the out of town visitors attending the 94tf Baptist association, to be held in the Baptist church next Wednesday, and Thursday, are:
 Committee on arrangements. Mrs William s. Mitchell. Mrs. Melvin Fur Der, Mrs. Ray Woodmansee; reception Miss Alice Hooper. Mrs. George C. ChappeI; decorating, Mrs. Ara bella Latimer, Mrs. Norman c. Allen; soiic- 1ting food Mrs. Ray Woodmansee, Mrs w. $. Mitchell, Mrs. Harriet Edmonds Mrs. Melvin Furber.
 Frank Deviin, former resident. now of New Haven, was in town Saturday Miss Susie Wood and Miss Maude Wood are visiting relatives in Gar6N ner, Mass.
 Mir. and Mrs. Frank Crandall are entertaining Albert Kissner of Middle town.
 Roy Johnson moved Saturday from Mrs. w. I. Brownings tenement into one of Tryon Robertson's, on the back Doad.
 American council, o U. 4. M., have appointed Harry Atwood, Frank Rich ards. William Watt, George Pratt and Orville C. Walden as committee to arrange for fair.
 Woodmen's Delegate.
 At the special meeting of Cochegan camp, M. W. of A, Adam Ritchie was chosen delegate to attend the Wood mems meeting at Savfn Rock Septem- ber 10.
 John Nichols of Providence is spend ing his vacation with his parents, Mir and Mrs. William Nichols
 Miss F'reda Johnson of Pequot. was a weekend visitor with relatives in Brooklyn, x. Y.
  have been guests of MT. and Mrs Charles c. Turner. returned to Arling ton, Mass, the first of the week Miss Lottie Hill is spending this week with friends in Palmer. Mass.
 c. Turner Loonis visited his son Guy, Loonis, in Hartford, over the Mir. and Mrs. Rando Alexander of Providence were guests of Charles w. Comstock the first of the week, mak- irg the trip in their automobile. $50 Fire Loss.
 The house owned by Charles w. Comstock and occupied by the falni- lies of Charles Russell and William Allen, caught fire Menday afternoon. Assistance from the Palmer Bros. mill was at hand and the fire soon under control. The damage to the house is estimated to be about s75, ana IS rully Insured. The Household goods of the occupants were greatly damaged by smoke and water and the estimated damage is $50 with no in Surance.
 Paul Maine, son of former pastor of the M. E. church, Rev. s. F. Maine, spent Labor day in this place.
 MT. and Mrs. William Cox, who have been occupying the Hooper ten- ement, have moved to Fred St. Ger maine's house in Pequot.
 Friday evening the Epworth league held a social in the Methodist chapel. A business meeting was held, the dele gates to the convention at Williman- tic giving their report, after which an entertaining programme of music, games and refreshments was enjoyed.
 Schools Open the 11th.
 Schools in town will open on Mon day, September Il.
 Miss Gertrude Rogers, a graduate of the N. F. A. last June, has entered the Willimantic normal school for a two years course.
 Mrs Leila Troland Gardner spent the week with her aunt. Mrs. Samuel Rudd.
 The Christian Endeavor meeting was held Sunday evening on the lawn at the home of Mrs. Harriet Edmonds. Miss Gladys Latimer was leader. Frank Gero and family were week end visitors with friends in Attawau- gan.
 Miss ZeIla Brouillard of Peouot is the guest of Miss Alexina Souci of GeOrRiayille. R