Norwich bulletin., 1913-01-18
New London County
 UNCASVu.LE
o. U. A. NJ. lnssailation-News From the Other lodses-Mrs- Charles Ravens Dead at S4.

American council. Q U: A. M-, in Deputy State Councillor Ashley T. Soon of Nerwach was present officers are as follows. Councillor. Charles Adams; vice councillor, Rob- ert Doddss recording secretary, Harry .AQwpods assistant recording secretary, Robert E. Burchafd; financial secre- tary, Frank P Richards; treasurer, Dan D. Home, conductor, Roy Gard ner, examiner. John Moves; chaplain, Robert C. Burchard, inside guard, Ed die Eve-ettss outside guard Charles Johnson; trustee, John Lynch, Roy Gardner Frank H. Rogers.
 Harry Watt a student of the Free Academy, has left school for time mill
 Woodnaen's Election.
 Monday night Cochegan camp, Mod ern Woodmen of America, elected off, cers as follows Venera bEe consul. " Adam Ritchie: advisor, Michael J. Hickey; banker. John Lynch; clerk, Charles w Chappel1; escort, Richard Rogers: inside Watchman, Eugene Chapman; outside Eatchznan, Adoiph Johnson: trustees, Israel Gero, Morti- mer Getclleu. Swantic Johnson Tine installation of these officers will take place later
 trict schoolhouse (UncasvdIle) have been recoated by Fred Spencer.
 Grange ReI1earsing Play.
 Montville grange, F. of H. is re- hearsing a play The grange held meeting, Wednesday night and had rehearsal
 Miss Carrie Wood spent the week end at the home of her grandparents. Miss Wood is in Norwich attending the Academy
 Thames Lodge installation.
 Thames lodge, I, o. o, F. at it's meeting in Palmer Memorial 1la1l held its installation of officers Tuesday eve ming with the following officers in stalled: Noble Grand, Victor Rosen- 1und; vice grand, Ivan B. Chapman; treasurer, G. Turner Loomis; warden, Harry Ericson; conductor, Charles AL len; chaplain, Elmer left; right scene supporter, Eugene Chapn1an;-le scene porter noble grand, Robert Patton: left supporter noble grand. Chaar1es John son; inside guard, Fred W. Chapel outside guard, John Eldridge: right monds: left supporter vice grand. VII lis Sawyer; standing committed sick visiting, Robert Barlow, Morton B. Fox, M. D., Fred J. Hope Harry Au- Brands Elmer D. left, Charles John son and Frank B. Mitchell. District Deputy Richard ". Woodworth and suite ofdciated at the ceremonies, after W
 Entertained Society.
 Mrs. W. s. Mitchell entertained the members of the Ladies Aid society at her home Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Charles Russell is confined to her home by a severe illness. Fred Church has been unable to at tend to duties in Palmer Bros. mill on account of an attack of grip The Good Cheer Sunshine society met at the home of its president, Mrs. Albert w. Avery. at Hilltop. Thurs day afternoon To Enter Nurses Training Class. Miss Clara. Woodworth, who is to take Q course of training for nursing left Sunday for New York. where she will spend few days with relatives before entering the hospital. Charles A. Chapman is confined to of grip. Mrs. George c. Chappen, who has been i'll with the grip is improving. Theodore Craig has entered upon a course of study at the New London Business college
 Obituary Notes. Mrs. Charles Totman received news of the death of her mother in Phil l adelphia- The funeral took place on 1 Friday, burial being in the family plot l in Virginia. The death of Mrs. Abbie Ravens, widow of Charles Haven. occurred i Albert Church on Monday night. She l was 94 years old and born in Lyme. l Her funeral was held from the home 1 of Mr. and Mrs. Church on Thursday. The body was taken to Lyme for bur ia1 in the family plot.