Norwich bulletin., 1913-03-01
New London County
UNCASVHLE
Uneas Lodge instaiiation-Birthda Iebrations-Benefit for Sunshine Society.

At the meeting of Uncas lodge, A. O. U. W. the following officers were in stalled: Master workman, Fred G. >ss1fips; foreman, G. Turner Loonnis; Cverseer, Frank H. Rogers; recorder and fnancier, Robert J. Simpson; !; guide, Edwin s. Henry; receiver, Frank H. Rogers; outside and inside watch man, George N. Wood; representative to grand lodge, Fred l. Phillips; alter nate, Edwin S. Henry. Supervisor Charles B. Douglass, assisted by Past Masters Hodgden and Hollson. con- ducted the ceremonies.
 ssr- - Over $25 Made.
 Over S25 was raised by the Wash ington birthday supper given by the Ladies Aid society at the Quaker Hill church The affair was in charge of Mrs. Albert Avery, assisted by Mrs. Frederick E. Comstock. Mrs. w. Hen ry Benham, Mrs. Charles B. Totman, Mrs. Francis P. Robinson. Mrs. Frank L. Luddington. Miss Ethna Edwards. Coinstock, Miss Thelma Dram, Miss Ruth Long. After the supper was over a musical programme was rendered by Miss Barbara Cornet Miss May Ben ham and Miss Ruth Long.
 Kept the Holiday.
 Palmer Bros mill closed down FrI- day night for stop over Washington's birthday.
 Enjoyed Skating.
 MT. and Mrs. Augustus Stearns en- tertained Miss Virginia Rose, Miss Marion Wells. Miss Mildred FWadham of Groton on Wednesday night, it be- ing in honor of their daughters (Dor- Othy's( birthday The young people enjoyed the evening skating.
 Sunshine Meeting.
 Good Cheer Sunshine society's ben eft. entertainment was given by Mrs. Francis P, Rogerson Tuesday after noon Those present were Mrs. Au- gustus Stearns. Mrs. F. D. Luddington. Mrs. E. F. Allen. Mrs. Mary J. Robert son. Mrs. John c. Nichols. Mrs. Thom- asiaDolbear, Mrs. Fred Bitters, Mrs. Clarence Bingham, Mrs. Frederick ComstoclS. Mrs. Nathan Woodwork, Mrs Albert Avery. Mrs. Peter Taylor Miss Laura Woodworth. The house waszld ecQEated with patriotic emblems in honor of Washington's birthday. The affernoon was spent sewing, and refreshments were served.
 :es,...e. se ss General News.
 James F. Murphy. principal of Pal .mer Memorial school attended the mo- torboat show in New York ? s.AIr. and Mrs. Roscoe c. Dart, who have been spending the past week with Mrs. Darts parents, in Paterson. N. J.. have returned home.
 The, Wcman's Home Mission class was entertained Thursday afternoon at the home of c. Turner Loomis by ATS--,,J u1ia. COen.
 Mrs. w Henry Benham entertained the members of the Good Cheer Sun shine society at her home Thursday
 Mir. and Mrs. Frank Miner entertain ed oVeratfle week end George Hertz of Boston. Hzf
 William Watt. who has been the guest of friends in Hartford for a week, has returned to Palmertown.
 Birthday Party
 af p. Miss Leona Devine entertained 22 young friends. The house was decor ated with emblems suitable to the oc- casion, falling on Washingtons s birth day. Refreshments, including a birth day cake decorated with emblems and candles, were served.
 Mrs. John Lathrop entertained the Methodist Home. Mission class on Fri , Theodore Schaffer, who has been in the employ of G. w. Dart, has resign ed. to work in the Palmer mill. Tru- man Reyes will succeed him. Miss Anna Casavant entertained Sat lirday eveEing, on her birthday. The evening was spent in playing games of various kinds. Music was enjoyed and refreshments were served Miss Casa | want received numerous pretty gifts Miss Eliza beth Taylor has returned l from a months visit with friends in 1 New York. Frederick comstoelz attended the motor boat show in New York Forty one members of the Christian | Endeavor society attended the meet | ing held in New London on Sat- ~- day last. | Miss Laura Wood worth has re- turned from a visit with friends in |