Norwich bulletin., 1911-12-09
UNcASvILLE
Election Season Among Fraternities-
Entertainment Nets $3@Personas
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Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Beebe and
son Revere and daughter Hazel, who
have been making brief visit with
Mrs Beebe'sN parents, Mr.. and Mrs,
Samuel Hanna of Salem, have return
ed home.
Mrs John Freeiand and three chill
drcn of Sutton. Mass, have returned
nome after visit at the home of Mrs.
frssland's brother. Fred J. Hope.
os-shter returned home Sunday night
after few days visit at the home
OF Mr. and Mrs George Shaffer of
Mrs. Matilda Foster. who has sold
her farm IN the Chesterfield section,
will live this winter with her brother,
Rufus Phillips
At the recent entertainment given
in Palmer Memorial. proceeds were
John st. Denis, who was taken to
the Memorial hospital on Friday for
surgical treatment, returned home on
Sunday and has resumed duties in the
box shop
Miss Josephine Hart spent the brief
holiday vacation at the home of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Moses Hart.
Frank e. Fowler OF New Bedford,
Mass, was a visitor in town Tues
Gay, attending to business. Mr.. Fowl
er was former postmaster in this
village.
~ OF Z. Off1cers Elected
Pequot council, knights of Column
also guests from Norwich, Sunday af-
u. noon. After musical selections and
refreshments officers were elected as
follows; Grand Knight, Thomas
Doyle: deputy grand knight. Joseph
Doyle; financial secretary. Edward C.
Curtin; treasurer, Peter NJ Kelley;
chancellor, Nicholas Doyle; advocate,
ney; inside guard, John Cuddy; out
side guard. Michael J. Hickey: chap
lain, Rev. p. J. O'ReiIly; trustees for
three years, William Smiddy; for two
years, David Walsh; for one year,
J. Hickey.
Mr.. and Mrs Roscoe c. Dart will
reside at Hill Top with Mr.. Darts
parents for the winter.
Entertained for Miss Hart
Miss Iva Bartlett entertained friends
at the home of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Bartlett, Saturday eve
The evening was spent in playing
whist, after which lunch was served.
f. l. Sherman Of New York was
The recent guest at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Leander Chapel
Mrs. Charles Hope entertained the
members of the Ladies' Aid society of
he Methodist church Wednesday aft
srnoon.
Officers OF Cochegan Camp.
Cochegan camp. Modern Woodmen
IF America, at their meeting Monday
hight, chose the following officers:
Consul. Adam Ritchie; advisor, Mi |
,hael J. Hickey; banker, John Lynch:
clerk, Charles N. Chappell; escort, |
Arthur LaFlamne; Waterman. Eugene !
Chapman, =; sentry. Edwin c. Curtin; |
for three years, John Lynch; |
DR.. T.. J. Harper of Nor |
vich, and DR.. E A. Henlxle of New |
london
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Woodmansee have
eturned from brief visit at the |
Iome of Mrs. Woodmansee's brother,
Albert Sharp of East Lyme.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Cheney of /
Vest Auburn, Mass. are guests of |
frs Cheney's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Jewell Johnson.
A. o. U. w. Election.
Uncas lodge, A o. u. W., held its
nnual election of officers Monday eve
ing as follows:
Past master workman, Fred L Phil
Ips; master workman, Edwin 8. Hem
y foreman. @. Turner LOOMS; over
eer, Lewis 3. HurIbutt; recorder and
naRclal secretary, Robert j. Simpson;
eceiVer, Frank H Rogers; outside
7atchman, George N. Wood;' trustee
Or three years. George n. Wood.