Norwich bulletin., 1912-11-23
New London County
UNCASVILLE
Honor Roll of PunctuaI Pupils Church Societies Hold Fairs-RolI- call of Thames Lodge.

The body of Elisha L. Palmer, whose death occurred at his home in New London, was brought to this place for burial in Comstock cemetery.
 Pupils perfect in attendance at the Tenth district (Uncasville) schools for October were: Grades ' and 8, Miss Grace l. Hooper, principal and teach er-Irene Botham, Leona Devine, Do lores Eldridge, Robert Kenerson, Kath- ryn McDermott, Melvin Robinson, Helen Shea, Mae Sullivan, Ward Young. Grades 5 and 6. Miss Anna Quinn, teacher-Lewis Aldrich, Ethel Benson, Doris Bullard, Lorna Bullard, Ella Burlingame, Fred Burton, Leo Cassavant, Ruth Davis. George Du Policy, Wilfred Du Four, Leroy Field ings, Ruth Kennerson, George Rogers, Frances Skiffington, Fannie Smith, May Smith Howard Thorp, Fred Vogletanz Grades and 1. Miss Bar bara, teacher-John Arozec, Carl Ben son, Harold Botham, Edith Calvert, Ellen Connolly. Henry Hamilton, Lena La Casse, Alfred La Flamme, Ruth Maynard, Peter Morawisk, Arzelia Newton, Bertha Northdurft, Alice Ramage, Charles Ramage, Agnes Sulli- van, Margaret Sullivan, William Thorp. Grades 1 and 2, Miss Eliza beth Faulkner, teacher-Sarah Both am, Lester Dart, William Devine, Fred erick Eldri1ge, Gordon Eldridge. Mar garet Eldridge, Cortland Fowler, Ed ward La Casse, Lydia La Casse, Anna Lutz, Dorothy Thorp, Alice Tooker, Tressa Millman.
 Local Small Notes.
 Frank Austin, who has been off duty for a few weeks on account of illness has resumed his duties. Mrs. Henry Phillips has been enter taining Mrs Fannie Darrow of Pine Grove, Mantle.
 Pierre Couchee and son Charles who have been spending several months in Canada, have returned to their home in Uncasville.
 MT. and Mrs. Walter Goodell are en- tertaining Miss Laura Goodell ot Dwight Mass.
 Mrs. Richard Johnson entertained the members of the Methodist Ladies' Aid society at her home Wednesday afternoon.
 Rev. F. D. Luddington Is having the old barn on his property torn down and will have George Hewitt put up a new, up-to-date one in it's place.
 Mrs. Julia Starr entertained the members of the Quaker Hill Ladies' -Al lage Wednesday afternoon. The after noon was devoted to tying quilts which will be given to a worthy ob- Ject
 Fair and Sale.
 The postponed fair and sale of fancy articles of the Baptist church was held Wednesday afternoon and evening.
 Miss Ruth Shaffer of Baltic is spending this week with her grand parents, MT. and Mrs. Charles Bur geEs
 Thames lodge, I. o. o. F., held its 18th annual rollcall on Tuesday even ing with a good attendance. There were several out of town guests. After the rollcall and routine business fine roast was prepared for supper, of which all partcok. At the recent fair and sale of the lodge about $40 was raised.
 Edward McLane of Mystic was the guest of friends in town the week end.
 Mrs. Charles Chapel and daughter, Miss Justine Chapel, were week end guests of friends in Palmer, Mass.
 The Ladies Aid society of the Meth odist church held their annual sale of fancy articles, cake, candy, etc, on Tuesday and Wednesday afternoons.
 Social Club Reorganizes.
 The Uncasville Social club, which had discontinued meetings for several months, held meeting recently and reorgan1zed. Several new members were admitted.
 MT. and Mrs. Edwin Henry and daughter, Miss Marian Henry, were re- cent guests of MT. and Mrs. Olin F. Boynton at Gardner Lake.
 Miss Maude Wood, who is teaching in Wilmington, was 8 week end visitor at the home of her grandparents, MT. and Mrs George N. Wood
 Mrs. Charles Powers and children were guests of relatives in town the first of the week.
 Miss Ethel Cornet, teacher at lower Quaker Hill school, has been confined to her home by illness. Miss Mary J. Comstock has been substituting.
 Ponds Coated With Ice.
 Monday night was undoubtedly the coldest night of the season. Early risers- noticed the ponds along the Oxoboxo stream were coated with thin fee.
 Gilbert Coats was the guest of Lin- coin Luce of Mantle recently.