Norwich bulletin., 1912-01-27

Mrs. John Austin and Mrs. Fred
Cooper Of New London were visitors
at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. g. n.
Wood Sunday.
Harold Conant while at work for the
Thames Specially company received a
fall, tn eeffects Of which have confined
him to the house.
Daniel Devine, who has been i'll. has
improved enough to be at his work
again.
James Snow of New London was
guest of Thames lodge, 1. o. o. f., at
the installation ceremonies.
Mrs. Elmer Taft and Miss Carrie
Simpson attended the Daughters Of
Rebekah meeting in New London on
Thursday.
After several months illness from
dropsical complaint, John Burnes died
at his home Thursday. aged so years.
He is survived by his wife and one
daughter, Mrs. Louis Metivier.
Two Baptized.
The ordinance Of baptism was ad-
ministered to Moses Chapman and
Mrs. Frank Sawyer on Sunday at the
Baptist church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Winfield Hanney and
children of Salem were guests Sunday
at the home Of Moses Chapman
4. OF y, installation.
Pequot council, x Of c., at it's ses-
sion last Sunday afternoon installed
these elected officers: Worthy grand
Knight. Thomas Doyle; deputy grand
knight. Joseph st. Germaine; finan-
cial secretary, Edwin S. Curtin; re-
cording secretary, F. J. Walsh; treas
urer, Peter NJ. Tulley; warden, John J.
Doyle; chancellor, Nicholas Doyle; ad
vocate, Matthew Geary; lecturer, John
Mahoney; inside guard, John Cuddy;
outside guard, Michael J. Hickey. Dis
tr1ct Deputy Michael ]. Sullivan of
New London conducted the ceremon-
les, which were very impressive. There
we're several visitors from out Of town
lodges present After the ceremonies
the council made plans for an enter
tainment in February.
Ice Fishing Popular,
Fishing through the Ice for pickerel
Is furnishing diversion for many.
Miss Mildred Chapman is confined
to her home by illness
Mrs. Joseph St German OF Peduot
is much improved, after a recent ILL
ness.
Bernard johnson has moved from
Mrs Coggshalrs tenement to Oakdale.
Mrs. John 3. Lathrop entertained
Methodist church Friday afternoon.
Mr.. Potter Of Rome, n. Y, is q guest
Al the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Rsmage.
The Misses Cohen, who have been
living at PerrJ-ville, have recently
moved into Mrs. Julia STAIRS house.
Birthday Party.
Sixteen friends of Charles Ramage,
" he AL rRv Of ~
Charles Ramage, met Monday after
soon at his home to celebrate his
birthday. During the afternoon games
we're played by the littla folks, and
refreshments were served by Mrs.
RamaSe.
Miss Edith Dart, who has been
companion for Mrs r. @, Hooper, has
gone TO her home In East Lyme for a
time. on account Of her health.
Miss Bertha Lyon has ben substi-
tuting for Miss Iva Bartlett, teacher In
the Palmer Memorial school, NnsA
Bartlett having been unable to teach
for & few days.
Michael L. Curtin, whose death and
for many years a resident of thiH
place
Quaker Ff1n Wants Postmaster.
Examination for the Office of post
master at Quaker Hill will be held
at that place on FoO. II. This office
which is a fourth class one. and which
vas worth S145 last year, was estab-
hshed by Henry L. Woodwork OF
New London. Although the office does
not DO a large business It is a great
convenience to the residents there
MrE. Louis Huber and daughter Wis
ited Norwich Monday.