Norwich bulletin., 1913-01-04
Who is Going and Comine-Incidents Accidents
 and Building in Three Counties
New London County
UNCASvIILE

Q. U. A. M. EIsction--Gifts for Supt
 MTtoheII-Santa Claus Appears Aft
 CT Christmas Cantata.
 At the meeting of American coun- gil. O. D. A. M. held Thursday eve ming. the following officers were chos- en: Councillor, Charles Adams; vice councillor. Robert Dodds; recording secretary, Harry Atwood; assistant chard; treasurer Dan D. Home; fi- nancia1 secretary, Frank F. Richards; inductor. John Moves: examiner. Roy Gardner; inside protector, Edward Ev- eretts; outside protector. Charles B. Johnson; chaplain, Robert c. Bur chard; trustee, John Lynch.
 Recent Visitors.
 Arthur Newton, who is employed in Ashland, Mass, has been the guest of his mother, Mrs. George L. New ton.
 George Gi1berts of Hartford spent the holiday vacation at the home of his mother.
 Misses G5Siia and Gertrude Olsen have been entertaining this week their brother, John Olsen of Waterbury.
 MT. and Mrs. c. Everett Chapman in New York and New Jersey.
 Gifts for Superintendent
 Tuesday afternoon, Frank B. Mitch ell, superintendent at the Reyes Prod uct company. was presented a hand some signet ring bearing the I. O. O. F. emblem of three links. also pin of the same order. The presentation was made by Herbert Clark in behalf of the forty employees under Mr. Mitchell. MT. Mitchell expressed his appreciation of the gift.
 MT. and Mrs. Fred Gilbert of Dan bury were week end guests of MT. Gil- bert's mother, Mrs. Martha Gilbert.
 Christmas cantata.
 The Christmas tree and cantata on Thursday night was largely attended. various parts were assigned to Miss Nettie Gridley; queens attendants, Miss Maude Bennett, Miss Amy Berg man, Miss Vera Burgess. The small senlund; chf1dren's chorus, Misses Lil- Han Sawyer, Ruth Bergman, Laura Chapman and Florence Chapel. The girl who thought of others. Miss Elsie Pratt. Percy Allen, Robert Pratt, The odore Rosen1und. A duet sung by All ice Chapel and Mary Pratt, two little ones from the primary class, was a by Fred W. Chapel, Ray Woodnansee and c. c. ChappeIl Deacon Edwin Henry impersonated Santa Claus.
 News in General.
 Mir. and Mrs. Everett Thompson, who were married in East Lyme on
 
 ing in the house with MT. and Mrs. Ray Woodmansee.
 Mir. and Mrs. Fred Phillips en- tertained over the holiday and week end MT. Phillips brother, Wallace Phillips of Bridgeport
 C. Turner Loonis entertained his Bon, Guy Loomis, of Hartford, recent Iy.
 MT. and Mrs. Albert Avery spent a portion of this week. the guests of their daughter, Mrs. Clarence Avery, in Windham.
 James E. Murphy. principal of Palm CT Memorial school. who spent his va cation at his home in Dover, N. H., returned Monday morning and opened school Miss Charlotte Simpson of Derby and Miss Helen Kelley of Wallingord re- turned Sunday right to resume teach ing Monday.
 Welcomed 1913.
 The Thames Speciality company an- nounced the coming of the New Year by sounding three blasts on their whistle Tuesday night.
 Mrs. Thomas Church entertained tho home missionary society Friday after Aoon.
 M. J. Walsh of Pequot. who was in the employ of G. W. Dart, has re- Egned to work in the Pequot mills If the UncasviIle Mfg. Co Ladies Aid society of the Methodist thurch Wednesday afternoon.
 James B. Armstrong of Wtnsted wis 5ted relatives in town this week.
 Surprise Party on Birthday. At the Quaker Hill club house on Kew Years about seventy friends met 1nd gave Mrs. John c. Nichols a sur prise, it being her birthday. The guests assembled at 6.30 D. nn. and Mrs. Nichols was sent for. The evening was pleasantly spent with music and dancing. During the evening a sup per of roast turkey, baked beans, ham, 1 cold slaw, potato salad, biscuit, cake, 1 fruit and coffee was served. The af- 1 lair was arranged by Mrs. Thomas | DoTbeare. Mrs. Nichols sister. The | turkey served was a 30-pound one l which Mir. Dolbeare was awarded at | 8 New London market, he being the 1 one -tho1sandth customer.
 Sunshine Society Meets. Mrs. Thomas Do1beare entertained | the members of the Good Cheer Sum- shine society at her homo on Thurs | day afternoon. Mrs. Henry Jerome had the Ladies' | Aid society of the Quaker Hill church | at her home at dfT1 Top Friday after noon
 State Supervisor Carlton E. Wheeler was in town on Tuesday. visiting the | schools which opened on Monday Judge Frederick P. and Mrs Lattmer of Groton were visitors of Mrs. A F. | on Sunday at the Palmer homestead.
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