Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-04-22

UNCAsvILLE
otstien Agents Property stoIsn--
Orange Aetivitiss-Exhibit Of Pupils
Work.

Work.
in Memorial hospital, New London, for
treatment several weeks, was brought
to her home Saturday.
Surprise Party.
Twenty young people met Saturday
evening at the home OF Frank ID.
Rogers, giving surprise to his son.
Howard RoSers. The evening was
with music. Refreshments were served
Miss jose phine Hart left Sunday
might fer Salem, where she will teach
the school in the White Birch district.
James r. Murphy. principal of Palmer
Memorial school, returned to his
boarding place Sunday night after
spending the Easter recess at his home
in Dover, N. H.
Theft at Station.
During Wednesday night entrance
was made TO the G.. ". railroad station
ana several articles belonging to the
agent, w. III. Goodell. were taken. IN
Guiding q coat, a valuable silver watch
and several valuable papers which
ware in the pockets of the coat. The
safe was unharmed, no attempt being
made to open 1t. Entrance was MADE
through the window on the norm s1oe
of the building, the removal Of q pane
Of glass allowing the sash fastening to
be Embossed.
Orange Confsrs Degrees.
Thirty five members of the recently
organised Montviile grange were in at
tendance at the last meeting. at whlcn
. class Of six candidates received the
third and fourth degrees. The oranges
team. assisted by Worthy Master Bill
lings T Avery, Lady Assistant Stew
ard Mrs. Avery and Worthy Secretary
Tracy Smith of Ledyard grange, car
ried out the work. of the degrees, At
the next meeting of the grange a DE-
bate is arranged between J. Lawrence
Raymond. negative. and c. Everett
Chapman. Affirmative The subject is
Reciprocity With Canada.
Charles Rabbit of Providence. r.. l.,
has been visiting few days with rela-
tiyes in the place.
Edward Walden, who cut his foot
badly several weeks ago. is able to
visit friends in New London.
The old house on the property of the
Thames Specially company Is being
torn down. Before it was purchased
by Mrs. Julia Bolles. During the
process of building the mill it has been
used as an office. The space this build
ing occupied will be filled in by a new
spur track.
MRS George Bradley OF woonsocket,
r. l.. spent the week end with friends
In Pequot.
Robert Dodds, after spending a part
Of his vacation with his grandparents.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Gidley. of Mantle,
returned home Thursday.
Frank Austin returned Friday from
a visit with relatives in Providence.
Miss Elsie Winchester Of Fitchville
IL spending a few days with her aunt,
Mrs. Charles Rogers.
New Msehinsry Arrives.
Three, carloads of machinery were re-
ceived at the Thames Speciality com
psny's mill and will be installed within
a few days. The mill is running stead
lily night and day. employing 15e
hands.
Clark Acquitted.
John Clark OF Pequot, who was ar
rested by Constable NJ. j. Hickey on
charge Of theft belonging to Martin
Tehkner of Montville Center. was tried
before Justice of the Peace William
Smiddy Saturday and was acquitted
Felkner lost about 10 fowls.
Miss Leila Chapman is visiting her
sister. Mrs. Winfield Hanney. of Sa-
lem.
Fred Sherman and William Gelluff
OF Palmer. Mass, were guests of l.. d.
Chapel over Easter.
Thursday night will be observed by
american council, o. u. A. NJ, as la
dies night.
Mrs. Amy Seholfield is critically ILL
Friday night the senior class at the
Pslmsr Memorial school held a sale of
cake. ice cream andehome made candy
10 raise the balance of the fund for the
class trip this summer.
Pupils Work on View.
Tuesday afternoon an exhibition of
the excellent work done by the pupils
Of the Tenth district Uncasville)
school was held in the school room, the
wall being decorated with the work
done by the pupils The display in
cluded drawing in black and white
colcrs, from the nat and from models
also examples of brasswork and needle
work.
A social was given in Robertson's
hall Friday night by Cochegan camp
NJ. w. of A. William Smiddy
prompted and Spencer's orchestra fur
nished music.