Norwich bulletin., 1911-01-21
UNcAsvILLE
Busy Season Among Lodges-Reno- vations at C. V. Station-SmaIl Fire at RockIand MiII-New Aimshouse Occupied.

regular meeting in Palmer Memorial hall Tuesday night, installed the fol- lowing officers for the coming year: Noble grand, Fred Crandall; vice mo- ble grand, Bertram Edmonds; secre- tary, Harry Atwood; financial sec-
 reary, Dan D. Home; treasurer, Fred J. Hope; warden, Victor Rosenlund; i; conductor. Roy Holmes; outside guard, Roy Johnson; inside guard, Robert Pa ton; right supporter noble grand, Ray grand, Fred w. Chapel; right sup porter vice grand. Charles Johnson; left supporter vice grand, James Phil lips; right scene supporter, William Johnson; left scene supporter, Willis Sawyer. Finance committee, G. Turn CT Lommis, c. Everett Chapman, Rob- ert Patton; sick visiting committee, Harry Atwood, Malt A. Tinker, Fred Simpson, Robert Barlow, Fred J. Hope; relief committee, G. Turner Loomis, Fred J. Hope, Elmer left. The installing officer was District CT of New London, who was accom- panied by his staff. There was large attendance, both from the home lodge as well as out of town lodges. After the ceremonies a supper was served
 under the direction of Norman c. Al len. Roll Gall and Installation. Thursday evening Thames lodge, o. U. A. M, held it's annual roll call and installed it's recently elected off, vers. Twenty-Five members respond ed to their names and several appli-
 cations for reinstatement were receiv- ed The installing exercises were un- der the direction of Deputy Fred Gran dall of American council After the
 ceremonies social evening was spent
 during which a balxed-bean supper was served. The officers are as fol- lows: Councillor, Orville c. Walden; vice councillor, John Lynch; inductor, Howard Rogerst examiner, John Eld- ridge; recording secretary, Harry Au- wood; assistant recording secretary, Robert C.. Burchard: financial secre- tary, Frank Richards; treasurer, Dan D. Home;- inside protector, William c. Byron; outside protector, Daniel Rog- CTS; trustee. Roy Gardner. The senior ex-oouncillor is William Watt, the junior ex-councillor George Pratt. Supper Closed Study. The Mission Study class of the Methodist Episcopal church closed the course of study on China with sup peT held in the chapel Friday eve ming.
 Clark Reynolds of Jamesport, R. l., has been engaged as foreman for. the Perry Bros. of Rartletts.
 Improving c. V. Station. The Central Vermont railroad com
 pany began work Friday making a1-
 terations on its station in this place. Most of the work. will be done on the interior. A change will be made in the doorway between the office and
 waiting room and the office will be made larger.
 Grange Meeting. Montville grange, No. ITS, F. of H. held it's regular meeting Wednesday night, about twenty being present. Two candidates were voted upon. The first and second degrees will be con- ferred at the next meeting. As Wor- try Master Clyde M. Beebe was un- able to attend the state meeting in Hartford it was voted that MT. and Mrs. Woodworth should attend, and they left Thursday for Hartford for
 the closing day of the meeting. Mrs. John Gedley of Niantic has been the guest of her daughter, Mrs. J. J. Dodds.
 Many at K. of c. Dance. The social and dance given by Pe- quot council. Knights of Columbus, Friday night. in Robertson's hall, was largely attended. The committee of
 arrangements was Michael J. Hickey, Edward c. Curtin, Cornelius Fitzger- aid. Joseph St. Germain, Jr., and John Cuddy.
 Fire in Rag Room. A few minutes before six o'clock Monday night fire broke out in the upper floor of the main room of the c. M. Robertson Co.'S Rockland mill The fire started in a bale of rags in the rag room. An alarm of fire was sent at the box shop whistle. The company's own fire brigade respond ed and the blaze was soon under con l trol
 Attended Court in Providence. Erasus D. Lyon, Jeremiah Haley and Leander D. Chapel were in Providence Monday, attending superior court in connection with the Hazelhurst prop erty case.
 Occupying New Town Farm. 1 The inmates and their supervisors MT. and Mrs. Thomas Blake. who have been occcpying tenement in Oak l dale, have moved into the new a1Ins- 1 house, which has been built on the | site of the old one
 Reports from John St. Denis, who 1 was taken to the Memorial hospital 1 for amputation of his left hand, which was badly crushed. are favorable. l Miss Margaret Smith of Meriden 1 has returned after a visit in this l place.
 Mr. and Mrs. Earl I. Browning left 1 Tuesday to visit relatives in Provi- l dence and Boston. During MT. Brown I ing's absence Reuben Austin will care 1 for his route
 1 Toes Amputated-Feet Frozen. 1 Charles McDougall was taken to l Backus hospital by order of the se- 1 his toes, the result gof having his feet ! frozap