Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-15
UNcASviLLE
News from the Lodge Rooms-M Work Begun Surveying Road to kitemaug --Land SaIe-Psrsonals.

Thursday evening Uncas lodge, A. o. D. w., held it's installation ceremonies District Supervisor Charles B. Doug las of New London, assisted by Grand Recorder George Stroh of New Haven and delegation from Sprague lodge of New London, was the installing of ficer. The officers installed were: Master workman, Edwin s. Henry; foreman, G. Turner Ioomis; overseer, Louis B. Huribut; recorder, Robert J. simpson; receiver Frank H. Rogers; hnancier, Robert J. Simpson; guide, Fred I. Phillips: inside watcilman, Frank H. Rogers; outside watchman, George N- Wood; trustee for three ceremonies refreshments were served and social hour spent.
 Mrs Irving Browning, who has been spending several weeks with her daughter, Mrs Clarence P. Walden, of Boston, has returned home, accom- panied by Mrs Walden and children.
 The Ladies Aid society of the Meth odist church met this week at the nome Of Mrs Louis 6. Newton.
 Moses Bergman is spending this week with relatives in Brooklyn, N. Y.
 Mrs. John Rudd who has been i'll With grip, is able to sit up.
 Had New London Visitors.
 Cochesan camp. M. U of A., held a meeting in Hickey's hall Wednesday night, at which one application for membership was received and a class or candidates received their degree. Fourteen members from White Oak camp of New London were present. Refreshments were served, followed by social hour.
 Ohio Visitors Lsave.
 Mrs. Perry and daughter Of Ohio, who have been guests of Mrs Perry's sister, Mrs. Frank Austin, returned 10 NorWich from that city returning home.
 Fire Threatens Buildings. A fire started by sparks from an en- zine on the Central Vermont railroad came near starting a dangerous fire on the property of Mrs Jared Bolles and Truman Reyes. J. J. DoddS, Jr-, and William Phillips, with others, suc- ceeded in extinguishing the fire before much damage was done. A cottage and shed owned by Mrs. Bolles were from the same source. Gift of cataipa Trees. Each pupil of the Tenth district Uncasville) school, with the other schools in town, received a young ca talpe tree, given by the Porteous & Mitchell company of Norwich to the children for Arbor day. Survey for New Road. Surveyors are at work on the pro- pOSeQ new FOaQ to hIte1HduS. IL He board of selectmen went over the route, indicating the diection which the owners of the land desired the route.
 The assault case of Samuel Shul- ner against Israel Ribner, which was to have been tried before Justice of the Peace William Smiddy on April 8, was settled out of court, MT. Ribner paying the cost of prosecution. William Craig. who has been occu- pying the Conan house in Pequot, has moved into one of the Runrill tene- ments.
 Sale of Ton Acres of Land. The estate of Mrs. Church has sold a tract of land to Judge K. B. Fuller ton of about ten acres. This tract ad- joins the land of MT. Fullerton in Massapeag and will be used in con- nection with his farm there. Robert Emmons of Willimantic is employed in the Uncasville Manufac- turing company'S mill. Miss Robertson, who has been spend | ing several weeks with her sister, Mrs Daniels, in Princeton, N. J., has re- turned home
 Orville Walden returned Thursday night from New York. Miss Henrietta Gridley and Miss Robie Boynton were guests at the house warming at the home of O. F, Boynton Friday night at Gardner Lake.