Norwich bulletin., 1912-05-18
Who is Going and Coming-Tncidents Accidents
 and Building in Three Counties
UNCASVILLE
Odd Fellows at Session of Grand Lodee-Meritoriou Pupils Names Gift of Money for Sunshine Society.

Lodee-Meritoriou Pupils Names
 Gift of Money for Sunshine Society. LeGrand Chappen has resigned as coachman for the Palmer Bros Co. and will assist A. w. Avery at car pentering. NIr. Chappeu will be sue ceeded by George Sawyer. Ellsworth Perry has moved from New London to the Calvert house.
 Represented Thames Lodge,
 Past Grand Bertram Edmonds and Fred CrandaIl attended the grand ses- sion of l. o. 0. F. in New Haven on Wednesday as representative of Thames lodge.
 Punctual Pupils. The following pupils in the Tenth dis trict (Uneasville) school were perfect in attepdance during April:
 Grades 1-2, Miss Alice Killeen teach CT: Leo Cloutier, Harry Cooke, William Devine, Margaret Davis, Frederick Eldredge, Margaret Eldredge, Mildred Hamilton, Alfred LaFlamme, Edward Lacasse, Lydia Lacasse, Clara Marcus, Sophie Morawski, James McDermott, Marjorie Osborn, Charles Rarnage, Alice Tooker, Robert Zuccardy. Grades 3-4, Miss Barbara Cornet, 1 teacher Ella Burlingame, Edith Cal vers, Aaron Chappell, Charles Chap pell, Ellen Connolly, Florida Demars, Leroy Fielding, James Calvin, Lillian GooZey, Lena Lacasse, Bertha Luby, | Benjamin Marcus. Peter Morawsli, Bertha Northdruft Michael Richards, Agnes Sullivan, Margaret Sullivan, | Grace Watson.
 Grades 5-6, Miss Anna Quinn, teach CT: Lewis Aldrich, Ida Beebe Lorna i Bullard Leo Casavant, Ruth Davis, | Wilfred DUfour, William Fetherson, | Ruth Kenerson, Annie Richards, George Rogers, Howard Thorpe, Fred Vogle- tang.
 Grades 7-S, Miss Grace Hooper, prin- cipal and teacher: Ruth Beebe, Irene Botham, Arlene Collins, LeOna Devine, Dolores Eldredge. Edward Geary, Rob- ert Kenerson, Margaret McDermott, Melvin Robinson. Helen Shea, Clifford Shields. Mae Sullivan.
 Personal Mention.
 Mrs. James Armstrong, after a few weeks spent with relatives in town, has returned to her home in Norwich. Miss Leila Chapman is entertaining Miss Helen Rogers of Lyme.
 Meeting of Sunshine Society.
 At the meeting of the Good Cheer Sunshine society at the home of Miss Minerva COmstock Thursday afternoon IS sheets were finished to send to the Sunshine hospital ta Bensonhurst, New York. A vote was passed by the so- ciety to pay the state and international dues. A gift of $5 by friend to pur- chase flowers for the church on Sun day CMother's day) was received.
 A rainbow supper was given by the Christian Endeavor society at the club house at Quaker Hill Wednesday night.
 Miss Addie Burke of East Lyme was a week end guest of local friends.
 David Fitzgerald, employed at Nj anttc, was week end visitor at his home.
 Miss Ruth Long is ill.
 c. Tyler Landphere of Groton was the guest of friends in town Sunday.
 On Honor Roll. Tines following pupils were on the honor roll of attendance at Palmer Memorial school for April: Grade l. Miss Susie Wood. teacher: l Rosilda BOnville, Lewis Bonville, Eliz- abeth Campbell, Alice Chapel, Eddie | Daniels, Walter Hubert, Dominica Pachrodo, Mary Pratt, Alice Raftery, Frances Sullivan. Grade 2, Miss Iva Bartlett, teacher: l Bernard Allen, Eddie Bonville, Ernest Bonville, Hugh Casey. Eileen Dono- van, George Ducharme. Francis flick | ey Leo Manville, Ida Marcoux, Fran cish Shea, Margaret Unger, Della Metitviere, Albert Moran, Byron i Moves, Frank Pachiodo. Grade 3-4. Miss Nellie Chapman teacher: Percy Allen, Denis Bonville, 1 Ida Bonville Frank Bergman, William 1 Babcock, Charles Russell Elinor St Germaine, Alice Chapman, Kenerson Cox, Lena Hanson, Edith Hubert Katherine Hickey, Laura Moran, Jane l Moves.
 Grande 5-6, Miss Eioise A. Land phere, teacher: Blanche Titisgy, Emma Shapiro, Florence Chapel, Arthur Pra tt, 1 William Carter, Newton BabCock, Az nes Quinn, Corinne Williamson, Lillian Sawyer, Mark Furber
 Grade 7-S, James E. Murphy, princi- pal and teacher: Agnes Atwood, Maude Bennett, Charles Chapel, Henry St Germaine, Howard Kelsey, Ruth Berg man, Vera Burgess, Teresa Hickey, Su- 1 san HCme, Edna LaBOunty, Elsie La l Bounty. Ann DeLusignan. l Mrs. Maurice Brown entertained the l Ladies Aid society of the Quaker Hiu church at her home Wednesday. 1 Sunday was celebrated in the church es as Mothers day by special services and distribution of white flowers among the mothers.
 Miss Katherine Rogers has been en- tertaining as her guest Mrs. Ida Ben ham.