Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-03-18
UNcAsvILLE
Activity Among the Fratsrnities-
schoi Gardens Pianned-SpeciaIty
Company Employing 15o

Montvilie grange, No. 78, Patrons of
Husbandry, at its regular meeting held
in Palmer Memorial hall worked the
first and second degrees on its mem
bers. The third and fourth degrees
will be conferred at the next meeting
After the degree work a lecturers pro-
gramme was given.
For Sunday morning services the
Rev. s. F. Main, pastor Of the Meth
odfst church exchanged pupits with
Rev. q. c. Chappell OF the Baptist
church. Palmertown.
Tho Ladies' Aid society of the Meth
odist church met at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. John vogletanz in Pequot on
Mrs. Moses Hart and daughter, Miss
Josephine. and sons. Roy and Frank,
have returned, after brief visit in
Webster, Mass, where they attended
the funeral of q relative.
O.. U. A. N. Works Second Degree.
American council. o. U. A. M, work
ed the second degree on a class of can
didates Thursday night Action was
taken on six applications for member sso
meeting was over refreshments were
served and a short social time was
spent
Methodist Bible Class Officers.
At the Methodist church q new Bible
ciass has been formed in connection
with the Sunday school. Miss Nellie
Starr has been elected president and
Mrs. Louis G. Newton secretary and
tres surer.
Mrs. George Hawkey Of New Brit
ain is the guest of friends in town.
William Wallet, who has been con-
fined to his home in this place by ILL
ness, has resumed work in New Lon
dom.
st. Patriel's Night Entertainment.
Friday evening st. Johns Woman's
Catholic club gave an entertainment
entitled Who's Who, in Palmer Memo
rial hall, under the supervision of
James e. Murphy. principal of the Pal
mer Memorial sShool
George Chase, who for q year has
been q resident of MasSa chuSetts, is
the guest Of former friends in Pc
quot.
Odd Fellows Work First Degree.
Mrs. miller who has been occupying
a tenement back Of the Baptist church,
has moved 70 the Rhodes lzouse,on Gay
F1ii1 formerly occupied by Frank
Frank Sawyer has moved into the
heuse with his brother, Willis Sawyer,
on Neff Hill.
School Gardens Proposed.
Mrs. Frederick A. johnson has an in
terestiAg plan which villa be carried
out In the 18th d1striot' (Uncasville)
school in connection with Miss Grace
Hooper and G. e. Wheeler, the super
visor. This pan II the culture of
flowers. and gardening
This school as well an others in the
town was visited Monday by the super
visor. He found the attendance ex-
cellent and the health Of the children
better than previous years.
Robert, MeAIpins's Death.
Mrs Henry Champiin, wloi Is spend
ing the winter at the home of Elisha
death of her brother. Robert Meal
pine, which occurred Ia South Bend,
Ind, about two weeks $50. Mr.. Nc
Alpine, who many years ago was a
residsak Of this town suffered par
alyt&c shock hast Han, from which he
never recovered Ifis funeral and bur-
ial were In 8outh Bend
Chimney Fire.
A chimney fre in the house of I'd
ward Pow ers came near taking the
house, but for timely assistance Mr..
Powers by teafinS or the plaster and
throwing on several pa4lss of water
succeeded in puttdng the blaze out be-
fore much danags was done.
During Tsnsvazy ten building lots
the Kfen1aug section.
Joseph Coleman lost a Pet dog which
he believes had been bfthen and was
suffering from some form of rabies
Mrs. William Gr1nne1 will reside
hereafter with her daughters, Mrs.
Norman Alien and 0frs. Burten Cot
trell.
Specially Company Busy.
The Thames River Speciality COM
pany employs $50 hands and Is one
of the busiest manufactures in town,
operating on a day and night schedule
and daily turning out about IS tons OF
finished materiHl-cardboard used in
the making Of boxes.
Relatives Friday