Norwich bulletin., 1912-04-06
New London County
UNCASVILLE
Q. U. A. M. Organizes Ball Teams-New Superintendent and Matron at Town Farm-Social Affairs-FuneraI of Miss Mary Kelley.

arm-Social Attalrs-Funeral Of Miss Mary Kelley.
 Henry Allen, who has been employed an Balitie, has purchased of Jacob Adams tbe latter's business.
 E. l. Browning finished moving his household goods Saturday from the house which he recently sold to Dwight Kelsey into the home of his mother, Mrs. Irving Browning.
 Miss Josephine Hart teacher in Sa- lem, was at the home of her parents, MT. and Mrs. Moses Hart, the last of the week
 Wallace Potter has succeeded George Spotter in the employ of Edwin c. Johnson. Mir. Spotter will move to Norwich.
 Conference Sunday.
 There were no services in the Meth odist church 'on Sunday, the pastor, Rev. J. B. Aldrich being in Providence at- tending conference.
 Miss Lucy Moore is the guest of her sister Mrs. George Frennell of Platts- burg, N. T., over the Easter holidays.
 Easter Vacation.
 The public schools in town closed Friday for the spring vacation, to open April Sth.
 Mir. and Mrs. Louis B. Hurlbutt at tended the funeral services of Mrs. Hurlbutt's brother -in-law, Rev. James B. Cornell, held in Hartford.
 o. U. A. M. Baseball Team.
 American council, O. U. A. M., has organized among it's members a base ball team, the captain to be Frank Richards, and the manager George N. Wood, Ed A committee of arrange ments was appointed for the purpose of giving a social and dance, as fol- lows: John Lynch, chairman; assist ants Harry Atwood, George Pratt, George N. Wood, 2d, and Frank Rich ards
 Willis Sawyer, who sold his farm on Neff Hill, moved Monday from that place to one of the tenements near the Reyes Product Co.
 New Superintendent for Town Farm. MT. and Mrs. James Becl1with suc- Ceeded MT. and Mrs. Jolin Daniels as superintendent and matron of the almshouse on April 1.
 Albert Sharp of East Lyme, who purchased the farm of Willis Sawyer, moved from East Lyme to this farm on Neff Hill this week.
 Dwight Kelsey started in moving from his former home in Montville Center into the house he recently pur- chased of K. l. Browning.
 The household goods of H. H. Hop kins were shipped to Runford, N. T., this week. MT. Hopkins has been in the employ of the firm there since last fall and will be joined by Mrs. Hop ldns and children soon.
 Miss Lucy Allen Is entertaining Miss Mary Payne of New London.
 Fitch Rogers, who has been in the employ of E. J. Hampstead this win ter, has begun work in Palmertown. Miss Minerva Comstock is in New Haven.
 Mrs. s. S. Miner Improving.
 Mrs. Sophronia s. Miner, the oldest member of the Sunshine society, who has been i'll during the winter at her home with her grandson, Dr. M. E. Fox, is slowly gaining. being able to get around the house with the aid of support.
 Miss Laura Woodwork will enter tain the Sunshine society at their next meeting, at which the mite boxes will be opened.
 Miss Helen Hampstead, daughter of hIr. and Mrs. J. E. Hampstead, is i'll. Large hocks of wild geese were seen flying over here on Sunday morning. surprIse Party for MT. and Mrs. HurI-
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 A surprise was given Mir and Mrs Lewis B. Hurtbutt Saturday night when several friends met at their home for the evening. Adr. and Mrs Hurfbutt will soon move to Hartford and this was a sort of farewell from their friends. After a pleasant social evening refreshments were served Among those present were MT. and Mrs. Dan D. Home of Montv1lle Gen. ter, MT. and Mrs Walter Jeffers MT and Mrs- Ray Woodmansee, MT. and Mrs. Charles c. Turner, Mir and Mrs Cyril Hewett and Fred w. Chapel
 Wallace Daniels has moved from John Potters house on Gay Hill into the Palmer Bros Co.'S house known as the Murphy house.
 Mrs. Waker JefferB Is spending sev- srAl days with friends in Grlswold
 Miss Gertrude Rogers entertained friends Saturday evening. The evening WHB devoted to games and music Re freshm ents were served
 Funeral of Miss Kelley.
 After brief services at the house. the body oS Miss Mary Kelley was tal1er 10 st Johns Roman Catholic churcI at o'clock. where a requiem higf DssB was celebrated by Rev. P. J O'Reilley, after which the body was talc- CD to New London for burial in St Ezrvis cemetery. There were bea.uti. Gsl floral enublems, among them [ gAtes eisr and a spray of carnations from the employees of the Palmer Bros mill Tho bearers were Michael J Hickey. John J. Dr1sooll, Matthew J WalBb and Thomas Quinn.
 Juvenile Ball Team.
 A baseball team has been formet arrouE the boys of the village and vii he known as the Young Tigers Th, rnernbers are Alfred Dufore c, Rober Dodds p, Ambrose Reeves lib, Georg, Bttters 2b, Jeffrey DemaTs Sb, Henr5 rn.ALr Gt, I, Ie1- Mara r,IrIri r... Al