Norwich bulletin., 1911-02-04
UNCASYILLE
Pupils Give Entertainment-Lod
 Room lnterests-Social Affairs. !


 John St. Denis, who recently under went amputation of the left hand at Memorial hospital, New London, has returned to his home and is improving steadily.
 Miss Bridget Kelley and Miss Addie Moran have been spending a week with friends in New York.
 Seniors Give Entertainment.
 The members of the senior class at Palmer Memorial held an entertain ment in the hall Friday evening, the proceeds to defray expenses of a class trip later. The members of the class are Walter Burgess, Yetta F'ineberg Marion Lynch, Louis LaBounty, Alice Osborn, Robert Taft.
 Thames lodge, I. o. o. F., worked the first degree on a class of candidates at its last meeting
 American Council Meets.
 At the meeting of American council O. U. A. M. there was good attend ance and much interest shown. A fine supper was served. Plans for a series of socials and dances were discussed One member was reinstated and two applications for membership were act ed upon.
 The entertainment and social given by the Epworth league was largely at tended.
 Grange Installation.
 At the meeting of Montville grange, P. of H., the installing officer was Deputy c. E. Staples Of Colchester, assisted by Mrs. Bliven of Konomoc grange. Waterford, as lady assistant steward. After the installing ceremo nies supper was served. Following are the officers: Worthy master, Clyde M. Beebe; worthy overseer, w. w. Woodward: worthy lecturer, Miss Iva Bartlett; worthy steward, Roscoe c. Dart: worthy assistant steward, Her man Johnson: worthy chaplain, Moses Chapman: worthy treasurer. Charles F. Bartlett: worthy secretary, J. Law renee Raymond; worthy gatekeeper, c. Everett Chapman; worthy Ceres. Mrs. J, Lawrence Raymond; worthy Pomona, Mrs. W. w. Woodward; worthy Flora, Mrs. c. Everett Chap man; lady assistant steward. Miss Jo- sephine Hart; trustees, c. A. Chap man. c. M. Beebe, J. l.. Raymond. At the next meeting the grange expects to have a regalia and badges ready. The meetings are held on the second and fourth Wednesdays in the month.
 Various Items. MT. and Mrs. Thomas Watt were Sunday visitors at the home of their son, MT. and Mrs. John Watt in Po- QuOnoc.
 c. Everett Chapman and J. L. Ray nond left Tuesday for a few days business trip to Vermont.
 Miss Josephine Hart has been en- gagged to teach in Colchester, succeed ing Representative Ernest Latimer.
 Mr.. and Mrs. John Bingham of North Stonington have moved to the home of Mrs. Bingham's parents. MT. and Mrs. Austin Perry. to care for Mrs. Perry, who is in poor health.
 The Thames Dye and Bleachery plant, which has been shut down for alterations, started up Monday morn ing.
 Mrs. Sarah Ramage entertained the Ladies' Aid society Of the Methodist church Friday afternoon at her home at Hill Top.
 Frederick A. Johnson left Tuesday morning for Hartford.
 Birthday Party.
 About twenty young people gathered at the home of Moses Chapman Mon day night to celebrate the birthday of his daughter, Miss Leila Chapman. A pleasant social evening was passed playing various games. Sandwiches, cake and candy were served during the evening. Those present were Gertrude Rogers, Marion Lynch, Helen Lynch, Marion Henry, Hil1na Rosenlupd, Ella Rosenlund, Grace Wood, Carrie Wood, Minnie Chapel, Florence Hart. Reuben Austin, John Huributt, Robert Silver sweig, Howard Rogers, Harry Watt MrS. W1nHeto Bdnney eCnu CnllOfen, MT. and Mrs. Henry Church. Miss Chapman received several beautiful gifts.
 Local Notes.
 William Grinnell is critically i'll with p1euro- pneumonia.
 Miss Minnie Clark, who has been very i'll with pneumonia. is slightly inn proved
 MT. and Mrs. Milton Bogue of Sprague are spending a. few days at the home of MT. Bogue's parents, Mir. and Mrs. Charles R. Rogue. Harry Bogua of Yantic is also at his home.