Norwich bulletin., 1911-01-07
NEW LONDON COUNTY
UNCASVlLLE
Tribute to the Late George w. Alex snder-Doinss in the Lodge Rooms New Probate Judqe-Personals.

The trustees of the Methodist church paid tribute to the memory of George w. Alexander who died December II, and expressed their sorrow at his re- moval and their admiration for his useful career in the church.
 Thames Lodge Election.
 Thames lodge. l. c. o. F at it's reg ular meeting in Palmer Memorial hall elected officers for the coming year. The installation exercises will take place on Tuesday, Jan. 10. These are the officers chosen: Noble grand, Frederick Crandall: vice grand. Ber- tram EdmoDds: secretary, Harry Au- wood: financial secretary, Dan D. Home: treasurer, Fred J. Hope.
 Palmer Brothers company shut down their mill Saturday noon and started up Thursday morning.
 MT. and Mrs. Ralph Sbaffer and child spent the New Year vacation with relatives in Providence, return sng home Wednesday night.
 Guy A. Loomis returned to his du- ties in Hartford, after 8 brief visit to the home of his father, c. Turner Loomis.
 The Misses Craig after visit with New York friends have returned home
 Miss Ethel Boyton has resigned in Palmer Brothers mill and is teaching in the Harris district, Salem
 Mrs. Earl I. Browning and daugh ter. Dortce, accompanied by their guests, Mrs. Clarence Walden and daughter. spent q few days with rela- tives in Mantle this week.
 Miss Edith Dennis of New Haven is tho guest of her aunt, Mrs. Roy Wood mansee.
 Fourth Quarterly Conference.
 The fourth quarterly meeting of the members of the Methodist Episcopal church was held Tuesday evening with District Superintendent J. II. New nf r11111-op wers read and officers elected.
 K. of C. Installation.
 Peouot council, Knights of Colum- bus, installed officers at it's regular meeting in Hickeys hall Sunday. They are: Grand knight, Thomas Doyle Sr.; deputy grand knight, Jo- seph St. Germain, Jr.; financial secre- thew J. Walsh; warden, John J. Dris- coll; chancellor, Cornelius A. Fitzger- aid: advocate, Edward C. Curtin lec- turer. John Mahoney; outside guard. Michael J. Hickey; inside guard, John Cuddy; chaplain, Rev. F. J. O'Reilly; trustees, for three years William Srniddy, for two years David Walsh, for one year Michael J. Hickey. There was largo attendance. The installing officers were District Deputy Michael ]. Sullivan of New London. After the ceremonies a social hour was spent
 tVNNT StOIH dU0 ShA9Vs
 Wednesday Charles N. Chappell of- fciaIly took the office of judge of pro- bate, succeeding Charles G. Turner. Mir. Chappell. who was elected to this office last November, was also town clerk, will now combine the two of- fees. and has resigned with +he Pal mer Brothers company to devote his whole time to attending to the buSi- ness Of these offices.
 Miss Elsie Manchester, after visit ct the home of her sister, Mrs. Ever ett Chapman. over the h6ildaFz re- turned to New York Friday.
 Carried Gifts to Unfortunatea
 The Good Cheer Sunshine sot1ery Of Quaker Hi1 visited the inmates of the slnshouse New Years day, taking gifts for each
 Woodmen's installation.
 At the regular meeting of Cochegan aaJnp Modern Woodmen of America, in Hickey's hall. Monday night, the installation of officers took place. They are: Consul. Earl Adams; advis- ar. Joseph Rivers; banker, Morton Getchel: clerk, Michael J. Hickey; watohman. William Kennsrson; sen try. Benjamin Bonville; manager. william C. Byrne. After the cere- monies a supper was served.
 Local Notes.
 Attorney Charles w. Comstock Frederick A. Johnson. Dan D. Home, George IL Bradford and Joseph Gil- Ieer left town Tuesday for Hartford The Ladies' Aid society of the Meth odfst church was entertained by Mrs. S. F. Maine at tho parsonage Wednes- day afternoon.
 Udrs Clarence Walden and daugh- fer who have been guests of relatives in town the past week. returned to Boston Sunday.
 The public schools opened Monday.