Norwich bulletin., 1912-07-20
New London County
UNCASVILLE
Thames Lodge Seats Officers For Cur rent Term-Thomas HyIand and Miss Alice Shelley Married-Notes of cknickers-PersonaIs.

The installation ceremonies of Thames lodge, l. o. O. F., were largely at tended, many out of town visitors were present. The following were the officers seated: Noble grand Frank B. Mitchell; vice grand, Victor Rosen- lund; recording secretary, Ivan B. Chapman; financial secretary, Dan D. Home; treasurer, Fred J. Hope; warden, Harry Erriccson; conductor, Eugene Chapman; right supporter noble grand, Robert Patton; left sup porter noble grand, Ray Woodman- see; right supporter vice grand, Bert Edmonds; left supporter vice grand, Charles Carlson; right scene support CT, Charles Allen; left scene sup porter, George Sawyer; chaplain G. Turner Loomis; inside guardian, Fred w. Chapel; outside guardian Ernest Johnson; trustee, Frank H. Rogers. F. B. Mitchell, noble grand, appointed the following sick committee: Dr. Morton E. Fox, Robert Barlow, Fred J. Hope, c. Turner Loomis, Harry Atwood, Matt A. Tinker. Relief, H. J. Hope John Eldridge, and Dan Home. The installation ceremonies were performed by District Deputy Grand Master Richard N. Woodwork, assisted by a suite of acting officers. After the ceremonies a social time Jwas spent with refreshments follow ing.
 G. Turner Loomis who has been the guest of his son, Guy A Loomis, in Hartford, for a few days returned to llis home Friday.
 Rev. Mir. Wilcox Preached.
 Rev. A. J. Wilcox of this place oc- cupied the pulpit in the Baptist church at Palmertown Sunday. The Rev. F. C. Chappell is enjoying vacation.
 MT. and Mrs Charles Kingsley are entertaining Howard Bracket of Providence as their guest this week.
 Mir. and Mrs. Charles Chapman and child of Norwich were week end guests at the home of MT. and Mrs. Thomas Church.
 Y Deacon Edwin Henry, Miss Marion Henry. Miss Minnie Chapel. Miss Ethel Wood and John Brown drove to Chesterfield Sunday afternoon where the Rev. Leonard Lester of New Lon don conducted services.
 Miss Chapel and Miss Wood as- .sisting with the singing. Miss Henry fscting as organist
 < The Baptist Sunday school will hold their annual picnic at Riverside park New London, on Saturday. The fyounger members will be conveyed to the park in one of Palmer Brothers Sig teams, the oftier members going by trolley.
 Sunday School Glasses Picnic.
 A picnic was held in Richards grove by the classes in Sunday school taught by Mrs. Leoltn Comstock and Miss Ruth Giassbrenner. The day was pIeaaAntlT spent in playing games anc = water sports A bountiful lunch was served at noon. Those attending were Miss Ruth Long, Miss Haze Beebe, Miss Elizabeth Alexander, Miss Frances Edwards, Miss Millicent Com. stock. Miss Thelma Dram, Ms: Jennie Nelson, Miss Florence Rich. ards Miss Ruth Richards, Miss Irene LAdloy, Miss Jeanett Brown, Misl Daisy Acklay. Miss Dorothy Stearnl and Miss Marion Wells, were enter. tafned by the members of the class al their guests.
 News Notes.
 Mir. and Mrs. Mortimer Getchen hay, recently purchased the property O Elfsha vibOer, located near the horn, of c. M. Robertsons Rockland pond.
 Mrs. Mary Robertson has gone t Ocean beach to spend the summer, thu guest of her daughter, Mrs. Waite Woodworth. of Norwich, who is oc cupy4ng A cottage there
 Mss Florence Chapman has beeI coanned to her home by illness.
 HyIand Shelley Nuptisis-
 AEtsm Alice Shelley was united il marriage to Thomas Hyland at C clock, Monday morning, by the Rev P. J. O'Reilley. of St. Johns Roma Cm&holic church. Mr. and Mrs. Fly land are enjoying a trip in New Tor before setting up housekeeping at MI Hyian6s home, at the head of Net hfll.
 Personals.
 Mias Katherine Rogers has bee entertaining as her guest, Miss Az nee Atwood of Oakdale.
 Miss Marion Lynch is unable attend to duties in Palmer Brothers mill on account of illness.
 NIT. and Mrs. Faction Furber c Syracuse, N. r., have been spendin a week at the home of Mir. Furber' brother, Mir. and Mrs Melvin Furbel Walter Burgess was confined to hom the first of the week by illness.
 Almond Bartlett of Danielson ha been the guest of relatives in tow Feoantly.