Norwich bulletin., 1912-03-09
Who is Going and Comng-Incdents, Accidents
 and Building in Three Counties.

Rogers at her home at Hilltop Thurs eay afternoon.
 James E. Comsteck has returned after a few weeks spent in Bermuda.
 Boat Clubs Reception.
 The members of the boat club at Kartlett's gave a reception to their women friends Wednesday night. The members of the club are Fred Perry, Herbert Perry, Lawrence Perry, Rob- ert Townsend, William Bolles and Ar thur Cockrell. A pleasant time was spent, taken up with games and mu- sic The club has two-room house which it erected last fall, prettily fur nished in green.
 Miss Anna Shaffer, who has been spending two weeks with her brother, Ralph Shaffar, has returned to her home in Baltic.
 Mrs. W. Irving Browning, who has been confined to her bed. i'll with an attack of pneumonia, is much inn proved
 MT. and Mrs Lewis B. IIurlbutt and son Donald were guests of MT. Hurl- Hartford, the first of the week.
 Quarantine Raised.
 The pulpit of the Methodist church was occupied by Rev. J. B. Aldrich on Sunday morning. The quarantine for scarlet. fever at his home has been raised.
 Mrs. Harriet Allen, who has been caring for her son. William Allen, in New London, who has been ill, has returned to her home.
 Rehearse cantata.
 Monday night those taking part In the cantata to be given on Easter Sunday at the Methodist church met at the home of C. M. Beebe for a rehearsal.
 Mrs. Charles F. Rogers entertained the Ladies Aid society of the Quaker Fill Baptist church at her home at Hill Top. Wednesday afternoon.
 A. 0. U. w. Installation.
 Uncas lodge, A. 0. U. w., at it's meeting Monday night installed it's re- gently elected officers as follows: Past master workman, Fred <. Phillips; master workman, Edwin s. Henry; foreman. c. Turner Loomis; overseer, Lewis B. Hurlbutt; receiver and treas Hrer, Robert J. Simpson; recorder, Frank H. Rogers: guide, Fred l. Phil lips; inside guardian, Frank H. Rog- CTS; outside guardian. George N. Wood; representative to grand lodge, Edwin $. Henry; alternate. Robert J. Simpson; trustee for three years, Lewis B. Hurlbutt
 guests of relatives in East Lyme over Sunday.
 Lecture on Passion Play.
 Wednesday evening Prof. Timothy Drake of Boston lectured on the Ober- smmergau Passion Play in St Johns Roman Catholic church. The lecture was illustrated. A musical program added to the pleasure of those at tending.
 Punctual Pupils.
 Pupils perfect in attendance in the Tenth district (Uncasville) school for the month of February are:
 Grade S-Irene Beetham, Dorothy Burdicl5, Arelene Collins, Leona De- vine, Edward Geary, Robert Kenner- son, Margaret McDermott, William Rivers, Mildred Rush
 Grade 7-Mae Collins, Lester Dart, Alfred LaF1amme, James McDermott, Corinne Rcsseau, Alice Tooker. Fan nie Lit.
 Grade 5-Rosanna Cloutier, Ruth Davis, George Despathy, Ruth Kenner- son, George Rogers, Frances Skiffing- ton, May Smith, Fanny Smith, Har- old Smith.
 Grades and 4-John Arvezee, Aar- oon Chappell, Henry Cloutier. Joseph Collins, Ellen Connolly, Leroy Field ing, James Calvin, Benjamin Marcus Nellie Moransl5i, Peter Moranski, Charles Osborne, Michael Richards, Margaret Sullivan.
 Miss Elizabeth Taylor, who has been spending several weeks with friends in New Jersey, has returned home.