Norwich bulletin., 1913-05-03
NEWS FROM ONE HUNDRED LIVE CORRESPONDENTS
UNCASVILLE
Sunshine Society Elects officers-En- tertainment of Young Mems Social club--Odd Fellows Attend Methodist Church.

At the meeting of the Good Cheer Sunshine society at the home o6 Mrs. Charles Rogers at Hiu Top, Thursday afternoon the annual election of off, Mrs. Albert W. Avery; first vice pres idefts- Mrs. Ezra J. Hcmpstead, second vice president Mrs. Maurice A. Browni secretary. Mrs. Augustus c. Stearns; treasurer, Mrs. George w. Dart, advisory board. Mrs. Frederick worth, Mrs. Charles B. Totman, Mrs Frank D. Luddington. Mrs. Thomas A. Do1beare; sick benefit committee. Mrs. Maurice A. Brown, Mrs. Melvin Fl. Furber, Mrs Thomas Church, Mrs. Peter Taylor Mrs. Charles F. Beebe; sewing committee. to be appointed later by the president; entertainment committee, Miss Laura B. Woodworth, with power to choose assistants; look out committee omitted This year the meetings to be held with the members alphabetically; press com mittee, Miss Laura B. Woodworth.
 Mrs. John c. Nichols resigned her office as treasurer. Mrs. G. w. Dart succeeding her. and Miss Minerva Comstock also resigned as secretary, being succeeded by Mrs. Augustus C. Stearns A rising vote of thanks was given each for their work in the past.
 report was read by the secretary which showed gain in membership. The reports showed disbursements of $130 with $S0 on hand Two dollars have been paid for state and two for international dues. Ten dollars has been sent to headquarters for the mortgage funds. One dollar to Mrs. Alder for birthday gift and one dol two visits made to the Montville aims house, i've dollars given to the Bap- tist Sunday school. Christmas tree forty dollars for a c1stern in the Bap- tist church. Dishes and silverware were also purchased.
 $6o Toward Clubhouse
 The entertainment Me and Otis given by the Young Mems socialclub Fri day evening was well attended as was the dance given after the entertain ment. Music was by Joseph Hickey, vioGnist and Miss Hickey. piano. Over sixty dollars was the proceeds which will be used to erect a clubhouse.
 Mrs: John c. Nichols who has been spending a few days with friends in Hartford has returned home.
 Albert Sharp is confined to his home on NeH hill with an attack of grip. Henry F'rink has taken his route.
 F. B. Tooker has resumed his du- ties on the rural route after an a0- sence of ten days caused by an attack of grip
 John Cariten Jr. is seriously i'll at ms nome Tn PeQuOf.
 Edgar Crowley left Monday to spend the summer in Wyoming.
 Mrs. Joseph Edwards has been en- tertaining her brother Thomas Ma honey, of Albany, N. Y. formerly of this place.
 Thirty y-five members of Thames lodge, I. o. O.. F., met at the lodge rooms in Palnaertown Memorial build- ing Sunday afternoon and marched to the Methodist church in this village where the Rev, J. B. Aldrich address ed an audience in commemoration of the ninety-f0urth anniversary of the order in America and the fifteenth anniversary of the formation of Thames lodge.
 Mir. and Mrs. Morris Freeman have returned after spending a few days with New London friends.
 At Quarterly Conference.
 The Rev. G. G. Scrivener the new district superintendent of the Metho- dist conference was in town Tuesday evening to attend the first quarterly conference at the Methodist Episcopal church.
 Mrs. Richard ". Johnson enter tained the members of the Ladies' Aid society at her home on Hill Top. We'd nesday afternoon.
 James Snow of New London was in town Sunday to Attend the l. o. o. F., anniversary service.
 Jacob Irons of Hanover was the guest of friends in town Sunday.
 Seniors Social.
 Tuesday evening the seniors of Palmertown Memorial school gave a social in Hickey's hall. The dancing was enjoyed and refreshments were served. The affair was under direc- ton of Miss Edna LaBounty, class president
 Frank Chapman of Norwich re- turned home Monday after a visit with relatives in town.
 Michael BTisbey has moved from the house on Gay hill into one of Jer- emiah Haley's tenement.s
 Frank Alexander is having the foundation for a garage laid in the rear of his new house.
 The Ladies' Aid society of the Bap- tfst church met in the church parlors at Qauker hill Wednesday afternoon.
 The four act drama given recently was repeated In Quaker Hill church 1 Wednesday, aff