Norwich bulletin., 1912-07-06
New London County
UNCASVILLE
Thames Lodge Elects ofieers-conesrt at Palmer Memorial Hall-Mrs. Frank E. Austin Starts West,


 Thames lodge, l. Q. O. r., elected the following officers for the coming year; Noble grand, Frank E. Mitchell; vice grand, Victor Rosenlund; recording secretary. Ivan R, Chapman; treas urer. Fred J. Hope; trustee. Frank H. Rogers
 Mrs George E. Clough, after weeks visit with friends in town, has returned Co Palmer, Mass.
 Truman Reyes has recently pur- chased a new 22-foot launch which he has christened Ada
 Miss Grace Hooper was in Attawau- gan Thursday attending the wedding of her niece, Miss Trixie Filler.
 Mrs D. N. Allison of HOlyoke, Mass, has been the guest of relatives in town the past week.
 Farm Sold.
 Dwight Kelsey has sold his farm at Nontville Center and has purchased the httle cottage Of E. ]. Browning of Providence.
 A singing class has been organized in this village and will hold meetings in the chapel. Professor Smith of New London is the instructor.
 Concert at Palmer Hall.
 A concert was given in Palmer Me norial hall Tuesday evening by the Nathan Hale orchestra of New London, Robert B. Reyes director. The follow ing programme was well rendered: Aardi Midsummer Nights Dream, Mendelssohn: gavotte, ROcoco Dance, Sabani; reading. Miss Henrietta Grid lsys lal Barcsrole, Tales of Hoffman, O. Hamoceske. Offenbach: vocal solo, For All Eternity, Miss Nellie Chap nnAn; violin solo, Fourth Concert Leitz, derr1n Olofsin: ta) Reverie, Frau merL 5human. Co) Dance Hungarian, Brabm. reading Miss Henrietta Grid lsy: march. United Emblem. Sousa- Thsrs vas a large attendance.
 Lsft Ter North Dakota.
 NrE Prank P. Austin left town Fri Bay morning for North Dakota to visit h@ s2Essr. Mrs. Austin will be ac- eampanied by her sister. Miss Abbie BwaR. o( Philadelphia and will spend eas Eummer there.
 The Palmer Eagles.
 A baaebail team recently organized pA1 ehsmselFes the Palmer Eagles and 4HTe co their captain or a manager Azro6 Roseulund
 The 0oo6 Cheer Sunshine society Breeding at Mrs Charles R. Totman's faA mnch enjoyed by those attending. Eort for the coming bazar was dn- st4 Toe next meeting will be at the Aes1e ot AtrH- Frederick F. Comstock
 Lanaeh Party Follows Sale. ne L.adies Aid society of the Quaker FlIn elsnrch met al the home of Mrr NArey cvaney. A sale of food was @suAncted and was 30 successful it Wla4 dec5ed Do repeat the sale later on. Afteg the basfaess part of the meet tnG Ar. GrzceT took the members out ka his lz1nch
 Mss Barbara Cornet left Saturday eg D@nb0ry to attend the summer SsAosL
 Hr. and Nrs Charles Powers and 1ndrOu cf Lakes Pond were guests of eSlArires in town Sunday.
 Rev S- e. Hastings of Suffield wis Ad recently at the home of c. Turner LourfH
 ArS Charles Burgess and Miss Vera 6urress visited relatives in Baltic on 8arurdaJ
 Mss Jennie Wood Is confined to her horne by illness
 Nrs. Henry Douglass. who has been the guest of friends in town for a Week, returned to Mantle Monday.
 Ans- Q. r. Boynton of Gardner Lake ts spendtnE a few weeks at the home ef her brother. Frank Miner.
 Pleasure for X. L. Club.
 Batrday afternoon at the home of Ar- and Mrs. John Lynch the members ot the \. L. club, of which the Misses Lynch are members. were entertained. 4 business session was held. when it was decided by the club to procure ptns; blue and white were the coiors chosen Games were played and re- Treatments were served. Miss Agnes Atwood win entertain the club at its next meeting.
 Fell from Cherry Tree.
 ReEinald Hewitt, son of Mrs Alice Hewitt. or Hin Top. fell from cherry tree Saturday and was picked LID mn conscious. Some time elapsed before hs regstned consciousness when if was Icuno mat be was unhurt except for a a general shs kinE up and some bruises
 sr- P. !. 0-Reiiiey is entertsining his nspheT. Daniel 0'Reiliev. of Mon trsai. st St. John's rectory.