Norwich bulletin., 1913-07-26
New London County
UNCASVILLE
Picnic of Methodist Sunday SohooI- Thames Lodge Installs Officers Grange Nets $20 from Laxwn Sale.

The Methodist Sunday school held its annual picnic in Beebe's Grove Sat urday. Sorts and games were enjoy ed. A basket lunch was served at midday.
 Gone to Virginia.
 Robert Lee has resigned his place as superintendent Of the C. M. Robert son company's box shop, and with Mrs Lee left Wednesday night for Rich mond. Va, where he will be employed Bernard Devlin of New Haven sue ceedS him.
 The lawn party to have been held Friday afternoon on the grounds at the Palmer homestead was postponed and held Saturday afternoon. There was a good attendance, and the sale of cake and ice cream was well patronized, over S20 being made.
 Officers of Thames Lodge.
 Thames lodge, l. o. O. F., installed it's officers at their recent ceremonies, as follows: Noble grand, Ivan B. Chap man: vice grand, Charles D. Osborne; secretary, Harry w. Atwood; treas urer C. Everett Chapman; warden, Charles Gordon: conductor. Fred Shel- don: chaplain, Frank B. Mitchell; righr scene supporter, Charles Allen; left scene supporter, Herman Johnson; right supporteTsrnoble grand, Robert Patton; left supporter noble grand, Fred W. Chapel; right supporter vice grand, Charles Johnson: left supporter vice grand Ernest Johnson; trustee for three years, Frank H. Rogers; relief committee, N. E. Fox, M. D., Dan n. Home, Fred J. Hope; sick visiting committee, Elmer Teft, Harry W. Au- wood, Dan D. Home, Fred J. Hope, John Eldredge. After the ceremonies cake, ice cream and lemonade were served. At the next meeting a class of candi- dates will receive the second degree.
 Trip Concluded.
 The party composed of Miss Florence Chapman. Miss Marian Henry Rev. and Mrs. c. c. ChappeIl, Miss Henriet- Ia Gridley, Miss Ruby Boynton and Miss Gertrude Olsen, who have been taking a trip including New York, Providence, Boston and Provincetown, Mass, returned Thursday night
 After several weeks visit with rela,- tives. Mrs. James B. Armstrong has re- turned to Norwich.
 Sir and Mrs Joseph Miller are en- tertaining Mss Mary Booth of Phila- delphia and Edward Miller of the $. $. Maine as their guests this week
 Mrs. Moses Hart Jeff Saturday to visi< relatives fin Worcester.
 Grange Sale on Lawn
 Arontville grange, P. of H., held 8 sale Of cake. ice cream. punch. etc, on the lawn in front Of the residence of Mrs. HaE@tt Edn7onds Monday night About go was netted-
 Local Rrevities.
 Mrs. Clarence Walden of Boston, who tS spending the summer with her Esphher. Mrs. Browning, is quite ill
 Mss Cora St Germain and Miss Ida Moran of Peduot are guests of friends in Fall River, Mass
 Mir and Mrs. Thomas GilchriSt, who have been guests of friends in New York, have returned
 Charles Russell has moved his house hold goods and family from the Stone house into the house on the Amos Church estate.
 Elmer left, Jr., and William McKen-. Zie are in New York
 MT. and Mrs LeoIin Miner and chil- dren of Preston were guests of reia- tives in town Sunday. Miss Lillian Moran Is confined to her home in Pequ0f by l4ness-
 Lawn Fe&e. The Ladies' Aid society of the Meth odfst Episcopal church gave a lawn fete at the residence of Mir. and Mrs. William Noble Friday afternoon
 HoInses-Lyon Marriage. Thomas Holmes and Miss Della Ly- on are announcing their marriage, which took place recently Mir and Mrs Frank Crandall have bee1 entertaining Mir CrandaH's sister, Mss Belle Greene of Wdllimantic- Mrz- Elizabeth McA4odie entertained over the week end Mir. and Mrs. Mar tin Berry and child of F7trhburg, Mass. l Mrn- Alon7o Edwards and Mrs. Al bert Egzieston were guests on Sunday l of friends in Hanover George Mckenzie who has been the 1 <uesz of friends in town, returned to Brooklyn Sunday.