Norwich bulletin., 1912-11-16
Who is Going and Comng-Incidents, Accidents
 and Building in Three Counties.
UNCASVILLE
Pupils Perfect in Attendance at Palm CT Memorial SchooI-Thames Lodge Holds SociaI-Honor Paid Memory of Elisha L. Palmer.

| of Elisha L. Palmer.
 During October the following pupils were perfect in attendance at Palmer Memorial school:
 Laura Chapman, Mark Furber, Az nes Quinn, Lillian Sawyer, Corlnne Williamson, Newton Babcock. Celia Bonvelle, Florenc, Chapel, Gladys Cough, Edna Judge, Arthur Pratt, Elm ma Shapiro, Henry Strickland, Vera Burgess, Teresa Hickey, Susan Home, Eda LaBounty, Elsie LaBounty, Am ede Lusignan, in grades z and s; James B. Murphy. principal and teach i CT.
 Percy Allen. Mary Anderson. Earl | Atwood, Albert Babcock, Willie Bab- cock. Dennis Bonville, Gladys Carlton. Clara Clark, Miriam Church, Katherine | Hickey, Laura Moran, Charles West, Frank Bergman, Israel Shapiro, Jo- i sephine Bellnack, Anice Russell, grades | and 6; teacher, Miss Helen F. Kel- ey.
 Alice Chapman. Arthur Carlson, Mary Clark, Doretta Corriveau, John Donovan, Albert Fox, Margeruite Cough, Lille Garrett, Edith Hubert, Oliver LaBounty. Isaac Meranskaia, Jane Moves, Robert Pratt Dorothy | Lewis, Raftery, Charles Russell, Fred Ritchie, Margaret Ungeres, grade four; teacher, Miss Nellie Chapman.
 Bernard Allen, Clara Anderson. Ed die Bonville, Rosilda Bonville;- Alice Chapel, Elsie Church, Earl Clark, Ar thur Cough, Francis Hickey, Gladys Johnson, Leo Manville. Agnes Mar coux, Albert Morin, Grace Quinn, Alice Raftery, Eleanor St. Germaine, Maud Ungeres, Reina Ungeres, grades ? and 3; teacher, Miss Iva Bartlett.
 Aida Bonville, Louis Bonville, Ma bel Clark, Bertha Clark, Addie Dan iels, Charles Fox, Walter Hubert, Fred Johnson Mary Pratt, Leslie Speirs, Nettie Strickland, Georgiana Garrett, grade i teacher, Miss Charlotte Simp- son.
 Gone to HoIyoke.
 Mrs. D. NJ. Allison of Holyoke, Mass has been at the Landphere homestead, the guest of her sister, Miss Eloise Landphere.
 Social Success.
 There was a good attendance at the social given by Thames lodge in the old silk mill. Friday evening. The hall was prettily decorated. The following were in charge: Fred J. Hope, c. Fur ner Loomis, Dan D. Home, Charles E
 
 on, Elmer left; door manager, Ivan B. Chapman; aids, Victor Rosenlund Charles E. Allen. c. Everett Chapman James L. Phillips, Robert Barlow Charles D. Osborn; music committee William Smiddy.
 Honored Mir. PaInaes's Memory.
 Palmer Bros. Co.'S mill closed or Wednesday afternoon on account ot | | ha fnr of Da1r P1t session of school was held at Palmer Memorial school Wednesday on ac- count of the death of MT, Palmer l Henry Church, who has been laid UT with an attack of tonsilitis, is able tt be out again.
 PunctuaI at Sunday School.
 The following have attended Sun. day school at the Baptist church every Sunday during the year ending No. vembeF 3: Alice Chapel, Mary Pratt Dorothy Rogers, Robert Pratt, Marl F'urber, Charles Chapel, Elsie Pratt Ethel Wood, Ella Rosen1und, Genevs Smith, Georgebelle Smith, Lydia Ol son, Gertrude Olson, Lillian Sawyer Florence Chapel, Minnie Chapel Maude Bennett, Edward Smith Sun. { day was Rally day and an interesting programme of recitatiens and specia music was given. Rev. A. B. Coat occupied the pulpit in the church betl morning and evening. also conducting | services in the church at Chesterfield
 Miss Alice Shores of Greeneville was an over-Sunday guest at the hom of her sister, Mrs. Thomas Church.
 National Organizer Spoke.
 Mrs. Ralph H. Melcer entertainet the Woman's Home Missionary soci ety at her home Wednesday afternoon Mrs. A. W. Rogers and Mrs. s. A Prentice of New London were present also Mrs H. L. Hill, the national or ganizer and field secretary, who gav interesting talks.
 William Byrne has been at work ex cavating for the foundation of ne7 building which he will use for a bar Der shop. The building will be nea Joseph Killeen's property on the Bacl road.
 The fair and sale which the Ladies Aid society was to have held on Wed nesday afternoon and evening wa postponed on account of the death o B. l.. Palmer of New London. Attended c. E. Meeting. Delegates appointed to the Christian Endeavor meeting in New London ol Wednesday were Rev. and Mrs. G. C | Chappell, Miss Geneva Smith Mis- Georgebelle Smith, Miss Ethel Boyn ton, Miss Robie Boynton, Miss Susi Wood, Miss Mary Darrow, Mrs. Charle Burgess, Mrs. Edwin s. Henry. George Edwards has moved into on of the Charles Bogue tenements iron Waterford.
 Rev. J. B. Aldrich of the M. E church exchanged pulpits with Rev E. Wilson Harrison of Gales Ferry.
 John Dunbar was the recent e7Iac