Norwich bulletin., 1911-06-17
UNcASvILLE
American Council Organizes OrcE1es-
 ters-Odd Fellows Memorial Sunday -Accident-ChiIdren Day Observed

American council, o. U. A. M., at it's meeting Thursday evening form ed an orchestra from among it's mem bers. The first practice taking place that evening after business was trans acted. The members are A. BonwilIe piano, John Carlton violin, OrviIle V. Walden flute, Henry Johnson. It is expected that other members of the council will join later.
 The third degree was worked on a class of candidates after which fine supper was served by OrviIle C. Wal dena
 Mrs Clarence Avery of South Wind ham was a week end visitor at the home of her parents.
 Mrs. John H. Gidley of Mantle, who Mrs. J. J. Dodds, returned home Sat urday.
 Melted $36.85.
 At the entertainment of the Mont vile Center Ladies Aid society, given in Robertson's hall s36.s5 was netted from the entertainment and sale of ice cream and cake.
 Mrs. Robert Thompson, after a week spent with friends in Pequot, return en t. willimantic Wednesday after noon.
 Miss Eunice Holmes and Rev. Mir. F'ogg of Chesterfield were visiting relatives in town Friday.
 Melvin H. Finba is entertaining his father from New York states.
 Lester Shaffer of Baltic was the guest of his brother Ralph Shaffer Sunday.
 l. o. O. F. Memorial Sunday.
 Thames lodge, l. o. o. F.. observed Sunday as Memorial day. The lodge gathered at the lodge rooms at 9.t5 a. m. and marched to Comstock cem- etery, many members joining along -f I T members were decorated with flowers.
 Miss Marion Lynch is to be vale dictorian at the graduating exercises of Palmer Memorial school, held We'd nesday evening.
 evening
 The class reception will be held on Thursday evening and school picnic on Friday.
 Mrs. Jared Bolles is entertaining Mrs Mary Durand of New London.
 Mir and Mrs. Edwin Curtin have re- turned from their wedding trip and will live in one of Mir. Lathr6p's houses.
 Cut on Stone Steps.
 G. Turner Leomis, while going up the stone steps of his home, missed the step, falling striking on the stone which cut and bruised his leg badly. MT Loomis is able to get about to his business, but is very lame and there IS danger or Di0oQ pOlSOn1uS.
 Fred Simpson substituted two days on the rural route during the absence of F. B. Toeker.
 Miss May Darrow was an over-Sun- day guest of New London relatives. Services were conducted in the Ches- -ter6eld church Sunday afternoon, a number from Palmertown attending.
 T. B. Mitchell and Ivan Chapman have taken their sleop. recently pur- chased, to New London, where new engine will be put in. : The Children,s day exercises were largely attended
 Mill Addition Completed 7 Perry Bros. have completed the ad- -dition to the Thames Dye and Bleach ing companys mill at Bartletts. The new part of the mill was ready to start up Monday.
 The congregation of the Methodist Episcopal church in the Chesterfield section have presented their newly ap pointed pastor. Rev. Elmer Gallup, with a horse.
 Funeral of Mrs. Tooker.
 The Rev '. H. Aldrich, pastor of the Methodist Episcopal church, conduct ed the funeral services of Mrs. Will fam B. Tooker Tuesday afternoon. Burial was in the family plot beside her husband, who died about eighteen months ago.