Norwich bulletin., 1912-11-30
Who is Going and Coming Incidents. Accidents
 and Building in Three Counties.
UNCASVILLE
Baptist Aid Society's Fair Nets $125- Henry Brink Falls from Roof-oS Answer Odd Fellows Roll Gall.

The fair, supper and sale of fancy work by the Ladies' Aid society of the Baptist church was well patronized and netted $125.
 Fell from Roof.
 Henry Frink, who occupies rooms in the house with MT. and Mrs. George Rogers, wet with a serious accident Friday. MT. Frink was on a roof, shingling, and lost his hold and fell to the ground. He was terribly shaken up and severely bruised,
 Attorney Charles w. Comstock, who has been on hunting trip in the Maine woods, has returned to his home.
 Mrs. Albert w. Avery president of the Good Cheer Sunshine society, call ed a special meeting of the society at the home of Mrs. Peter Taylor Satur- day afternoon. Special work for Thanksgiving was discussed. The reg ular meeting of the society was held at the home of Mrs. Nathan A. Wood worth.
 Attended Suffrage Convention.
 Mrs, Frederick A. Johnson member of the Equal Suffrage congress, was in Philadelphia to attend the national convention of the suffrage party.
 After a few days visit at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Arthur Strick- land, Mrs. D. Bingham has returned to her home at Quaker Hill. George Pratt finished work at the C.. M. Robertson & Co.'S box shop on Sat urday, and Monday left town to work in New York state.
 A new apparatus for heating the Pal mer Memorial school building has re- gently been installed. The new heat | ing will be steam, while the old was | hot air.
 Woodmen's Dance. Cochegan camp. Modern Woodmen of America, gave a dance in Robert sons hall Thanksgiving eve. The fol- l lowing were the committee of arrange ments: w. A. Ritche, chairman; c. A. | Chappell Richard Rogers, Michael J. Hickey, s. Johnson, John Lynch, floor mana gers. Music was furnished by 1e Fair Harbour orchestra of New Lon don. William Smiddy was prompter. i Mir. and Mrs. Daniel Beckwith moved into their new home which has recent | Iv been remodeled for them, on Gay Hill. The public schools in town closed Wednesday for the holiday interval.
 Teft-LaFlamme. Miss Mabel LaFlamme, who was em- l ployed at the Thames Speciality com pany's mill this village, was united In marriage with Luther T. left Monday by the Rev. Charles French of the Con gregational church at the parsonage. 1 |. o. o. F. Roll Call.
 Fifty-eight members were in attend ance at the roll call held by Thames lodge, l. o. o. F. Grand Master Fred erick c, Burrows of New London and Grand Secretary William s. Hutchln- son of New Haven were present.
 Fred J. Hope is spending several days with his brother, James Hope of Brooklyn, N. Y.a
 Mrs. Clark Hummell is spending several days with her sister, Mrs Hu- bert Mummel of Norwich.
 Mrs. Walter Jeffers will spend the holiday with friends in Baltic.
 MT and Mrs. Ralph Shaffer were the guests of Mrs. Shaffer's parents, MT and Mrs. Charles Burgess, over the holiday. | Pupils Entertainment.
 An entertainment was given Tuesday evening by the pupils of the Uncasvilie school, under the instruction of theiI principal Miss Grace Hooper. The proceeds will be used to defray ex- penses.
 The Agoga and Baraca classes of the Baptist church held a social time al the chapel Monday evening
 Rev. G. c. and Mrs. Chappell left town the first of the week to spend Thanksgiving at the home of MT Chappelps parents in Chester.