Norwich bulletin., 1912-05-04
Who is Going and Coming Incidents, AccidenFs
 and Building in Three Counties
UNCASVILLE
Good Cheer Sunshine Society's Off cers-Odd Fellows Celebrate Anni- versary-Cantata Singers Meet with Mrs. Spicer.

Mrs. Spicer.
 At the meeting of the Good Cheer Sunshine society, at the home of Mrs. Albert Avery. the annual election of officers resulted as follows.
 President, Mrs. Albert w. Avery; first vice president, Mrs. Henry W. Benham: second vice president Mrs. George ". Dart; secretary, Miss Mi nerya E. COmstock; assistans secre- tary, Miss Lucy l. Allen; treasurer, Mrs. John c. Nichols; advisory board, Mrs. Frederick E. ComstOck, chair Mrs. Charles T. Beebe. Mrs. Ezra J. Hampstead, Mrs. Thomas Dolbeare; sick benefit committee, Mrs. Maurice Brown, chairman, Mrs. Augustus C. Stearns, Mrs. Henry w. Benham Mrs. Peter Taylor, Mrs. Alice Hewett; entertainment committee Miss Laura E. Woodwork. chairman, with power tO choose assistants at her convent epce; lookouC committee. Mrs Maurice A. Brown, Mrs. Augustus c. Stearns; press committee, Miss Laura E.. Wood worth; sewing committee, different members chosen every two months.
 The report of last years work show ed the society to be prosperous. Two lN used to help the poor and sick Food and clothing have been collected as needed. A balance of $50 is credited for the beginning of another year,
 Melted $22. The proceeds from the entertainment and supper given al the Montvilie Center church amounted to $22, and will be used for the church repair fund
 Anniversary Celebration.
 Friday evening Thames lodge, l. O. O. F., celebrated it's fourteenth an nlversary by inviting in its women friends. Past Grand E Everett Chap man. chairman of committee of ar engagements, presided. Mr. Chapman gave a brief history of the lodge, which during it's fourteen years has lost but four of it's members by death. The lodge now numbers 132. Other speakers were Rev. J. B. Aldrich, pas tor of the Methodist church, and Rev. George C. Chappell of the Baptist church. Prof. Frank T. Naples of Norwich gave several recitations. SeV- eral musical selections were given by Fred J. Hope. Ray Woodmansee, Will fam Mckenzie and Fred Chapel, Mrs. David A. Johnson piano. Miss Elsie Pratt and George Pratt banjo, after the programme cake and ice cream were served the guests, who numbered about one hundred, including several from out of town.
 Service at Chesterfield.
 The Baptist church at Chesterfield will be opened again for services this spring on Sunday afternoon, May 12 Rev c. c. Chappeu conducting serV ices.
 Bands First Concert.
 At Uncasville Methodist church ser vices Sunday evening, a concert of sacred music was rendered by the re- gently organized band under the su- pervision of Orvilles c. Walden. Nor wich musicians asNsted, James Snow of New London was a visitor in town attending the l. O. Q. P, meeting. Mr. Snow is 8 past grand of this lodge.
 Earl Lathrop of Salem has been en- gagged as head farmer for the c, M. ! Robertson Co. and moved into the up l per tenement in Mrs. Ida Browning 8 , house.
 Merwin Chapman, who has been liv- l ing in Pequot for several years, has moved to James Carver's house or 1 Gay hill.
 Arthur Strickland has moved from ! Quaker Hill to John Potters house on Gay hill,
 Dinner Guests. l Mrs. Martin V. E, Brainard enter ! tained friends at dinner on Thursday. Among them were Mrs. D. Chester 1 ComsUock, Mrs. Stephen Parker of l Al0ntVille Center Mrs. Ellen Clifford, l Mrs. Frank E. Austen, Mrs Charles ! G. Turner Mrs. William Baldwin of . Groton.
 Met With Mrs. spioer.
 Those of the Methodist church se- i eiety taking part in the Easter cantata met at the home of MT. and Mrs Wal ter Spicer on Friday evening. Dur ing the evening Mrs. Spicer was pre- | sented by Rev. J. B. Aldrich in behalf i Of those present a set of fine china | cups and saucers. Miss Iva Bart 1 lett who was organist for the can 1 tata, was presented bouquet of car nations. Vocal and Instrumental mu- sic was rendered and refreshments were served those present Mrs John R. Lathr0p and Mrs 1 Charles Ramage have been appointed . a committee to arrange an entertain ment to be given by the Epworth ] league members
 ! The delegates chosen by the Sunday school of the Methodist church to at 1 tend the convention in New London Thursday were Mrs Charles Hope ] Miss Florence Holmes Miss Iva Bart j lett and Rev J. B. Aldrich.
 Edwin Curtis, who has been in the empiOye of W. B. Walden for several years, has resigned and is working for a local company.
 A ball game between the Nechan ics and the TncasvHle team resulted in a score of IS to for the latter team