Norwich bulletin., 1912-01-20
UNCASVILLE
Ice Crop Harvssted-PupiIs Perfect in Attendance at District Sohool-First Ground Hog Peeks Out.


 Palmers Brothers company had men and teams at work the first of this week putting in their years supply of ice, which was cut on the Scholfeld pond in Oakdale.
 George Beauregard of Pequot has moved to the house owned by Miss Nellie Chapman on Gay Hill, formerly occupied by E. Everett Chapman.
 Miss Dorothy Robertson of Tracy, Conn, spent a short time at the Rob- ertson homestead recently, the guest or her aunt Miss Nan Robertson.
 PunctuaI Pupils. During the past term the following pupils attending the Uncasville Tenth district school were perfect in attend ance:
 Grade 6-7-S, under instruction of the principal: Elmer Crouch, Leon De- l vine, Nicholas Doyle, Dolores Eldredge, Edward Geary, John Hanigan, Rob- | ert Kenerson, Margaret McDermott, ,Jo- seph Sandberg Mary Sullivan. | Grade 3, taught by Miss Anna Quinn: l Lewis Eldredge. Leo CassHvant, Ro- sanna Cloutier Ruth Davis, William teatherson, Ruth Kenerson, George Rogers, May Smith, Howard Thorpe ! Grade S-4, taught by Miss Barbara | Cornet: Ella Burlingame, Joseph Col | lins, Ellen Connolly, Leroy Fielding James Calvin, Alice Ramage, Michael Richard, William Thorpe, Grace Wat son.
 Grade 1-2, taught by Miss Alice l Killen; Alfred IaFlam. Gordon Eld- 1 redge, Frederick Eldredge, Ellen SIlif- | hngton, Alice Tooker Charles Ram i age.
 The Rockland mill of the-C M Rob | ertson company shut down last Sat | urday night for an indefinite time, awaiting more orders.
 Mr. and Mrs. Jesse c. Watt, former residents of the roWn, now of Hart ford, have been guests of relatives in l town recently.
 1 Mrs Charles Chapman and daughter, l Of Norwich, have been guests of Mir and Mrs. Thomas Church.
 Owen Brook Marriage.
 Miss Eva Brook and John Owen ot ] East Lyme were married at the Bap- tlst parsonage by the Rev. MT Chap pell on Saturday at 10 a. m. MT. and Mrs. Owen entertained at dinner at the home of MT. and Mrs Charles l Carlson on Gay Hill. afterwards Ieay- ing town for their home, which had been previously prepared at East | Lyme.
 Mfs: Richard Johnson entertained the members of the Methodist Ladies' Aid society Wednesday afternoon
 Smoking in Bed.
 About 10 o'clock Sunday morning an alaFm of fire was sent in from the Un- casville Manufacturing eompany's mill at Pequot. The fire was started by one of the Polish occupants of the ten ement smoking in bed Considerable 1 damage was done to the furniture and woodwork
 1 Found a Ground Hog.
 Herbert Guptn of Montvilie Center had rather unusual luck in trapping recently; in examining traps he found q ground hog, which is not supposed tc break his winters nap until February 2d.
 Wcodmen's Installation.
 Cochegan camp, Modern Woodmer of America, held its installation cere- monies on Monday evening. Actins Deputy John Lynch, assister by Chas N. Chappell, conducted the ceremon. les. The officers are; Ex-councillor Joseph D. Reeves; councillor, William A. Ritchie; advisor, M J. Hickey clerk, Charles N. Chappell; banker John Lynch; escort, Arthur LaF1amme inside Watchman, Eugene Chapman. outside watchman, Edwin c. Carter IT.; trustee for three years, Joh1 Lynch.
 Baptist Sunday School Officers.
 The Baptist church at Quaker Hil , elected the following officers for it Sunday school Sunday: Superintend ent, Maurice A. Brown; assistant, Mis- Barbara CoTnet; secretary and treas urer, Miss Ida Benham; organist, Mis- Annie Bitters. At the morning ser vice of the church $79 was raised t, defray the expenses of painting tn church, and the Young Peoples societ7 voted to install electricity for ligbtin, the church and Sunday school room. Mrs. Llddington, wife of Rev. F. D Luddtngton, who has been confined t, her home with an attack of grip, i improving.
 Mrs. James Duegan entertained tn Good Cheer Sunshine society at he 1 home on Thursday afternoon. An en tertaining programme was given. George yShaffer of Baltic has return 5 ed home, after a brief visit at th ? home of his son. Ralph Shaffer. MT. and Mrs. LeGrand ChappelI wen } to Lakes Pond to attend the funeral o MT ChappeIPs sister-in-law. Mr, Gr1swold Chappell, which was held ol Tuesday.
 Miss Elizabeth Taylor, daughter o MT and Mrs. Peter Taylor will spen the rest of this month in New York. ] The Faire Harbor orchestra. club q New London gave a social and danc in Robertsons hall Friday night
 Mrs John Owen and Mrs. Hislop q
 East Lyme were visitors in town O
 Tuesday.
 i Odd Fellows Installation.
 Thames lodge, I. O. o. F.. held it
 installation ceremonies Tuesday nigh. l with several out of town visitors in at 1 tendance. After the ceremonies d sun q per was served and a social talk en 7 l joyed.