Norwich bulletin., 1911-07-22
UNcAsvILLE
Fraternities Busy in Spite of the Hot Weather - Birthday CeIebr ations- Various Outing Notes.

The recently elected oncers of Thames lodge, I. O. O. F., were in- stalled at the meeting Tuesday night. large number of guests from out of town lodges was present including District Deputy Grand Master Ernest Decker of New London, Deputy GraJId Master Frederic Burrows, Past Grand Wallace R. Johnson and others. The officers installed were: Noble grand, Bertram Edmonds; vice grand, Charles Johnson; recording secretary, Victor Rosanlund; financial secretary, Dan D. den, Ivan B. Chapman; conductor, Eu- gene Chapman; chaplain, Edwin $. Henry; inside guardian, Harold Sweet; outside guardian, Robert Patton; right supporter noble grand, c. Everett Chapman; left supporter nobla grand Frank B. Mitchell right supporter vice grand, Joseph Rivers; left supporter vice grand. Charles Carlton; right scene supporter. George B. Edwards; left scene supporter, Charles Allen. Af- supper was served by the supper com mittee, of which Norman c. Allen was chairman. After supper, short speeches were made by sozae of the out of town visitors, and there were several musical selections by the Pe- don.
 Grange Meets. & On account of the excessive haat. the degree work and everything except necessary business at the meeting of MontvIlle grange, P. of H., was post poned. The attendance was small, and several officers were out of town
 Mrs. William Henderson and dauah- ter Rosamond of Willimantic are the guests of friends in town this week.
 Mrs. w. s. Mitchell, Miss Florence Chapman, Miss Nellie Chapman, Miss Josephins Hart, Miss Iva Bartlett, Miss Susie Wood who have been spending ten days at Atlantic City, have returned home.
 o. U. A. M. Installation. Thursday night American council, 0. U. A. M.. installed it's recently elected officers, the installing officers being Deputy Ashley T.. Boon of Norwich. The officers are: Councillor, orvilIe (. Walden; vice councillor, Howard Rog- CTS; recording secretary, Harry Au- wood; assistant recording secretary Robert C. Burchard; financial secre- tary, Frank Richards treasurer, Dan D. Home; inductor, Harry D. Smith; examiner, Robert Dodds; inside pre- tector, William E. Byrnes; outside pro- tector, Frank B. Mitchell: junior ex- councillor, John Carlton senior ex- councillor George Pratt. There was 8 large attendance. pleasant social hour was spent after the ceremonies. Miss Dorothy Robertson of Tracy, Conn.,, is the guest of relatives at the Robertson homestead.
 Birthday Party. Mrs. Clarence E. Walden of Boston, who with her two daughters is spend ing>the summer with Mrs w. Irving Browning, entertained a party of chil- dren from 4 to 6 Saturday afternoon on her daughter Marjories sixth birth day. The little folks were entertained with games of all kinds. Refreshments
 
 day cake with six lighted candles. Each child was given Japanese para sol as a souvenir Miss Marjorie was remembered with a large number of pretty gifts. Those present were Carol Walden, Marian Church. Elsie Rogers, Dorothy Chapman. Laura Cha pman, Mabel Wilbur. Celia VII bur- Eva Shaw. Celia Shaw Myrtle Denis, Mark Furber, Evangeline Hop kins. Harry Hopkins Doris Browning, Elmer Browning, Mary Pratt. Surprised on Birthday. Twenty young people, several from Holmes, met at her home Friday night. giving her surprise, it being her birthday. Music and games entertain ed the guests and refreshments were served.
 Harold Bartlett is to work at Peeks- kill, N Y, and left Saturday for that place.
 Elmer left who has been i'll with pneumonia, Is able to sit up for short time.
 Picnic Outing. A picnic was held Sunday on a DOT tion of the farm formerly owned by MT. Rosenburg on Dolbear Hill. Among those present were, MT. and Mrs. B. Schmank a former owner, Dr. l.. Schmank, Mir. and Mrs. William Schmank, Dr. and Mrs. E. A. Henitle and children of New Lenden. also sev- era1 relatives from New London and New York.
 Good BIackfishing.
 Fred J. Hope and William Johnson spent Monday fishing for black bass at Gardner Lake bringing in fine string, the largest weighing three pounds.
 Local Notes.
 MT. and Mrs. Faction FTrber of New York state who have been visiting Mir. Furber's brother, M. H. Ft1rber, re- turned home the first of the week.
 A catalpa tree in full bloom in front of the residence of John Valletf at tracts much attention from passersby. Miss Marion Henry returned home after a week spent at the home of 0. F. Boynton.