Norwich bulletin., 1914-04-18
UNCASVILLE
Meeting of Sunshine Society-Odd Fellows Work Degree-Burial of Mrs. Travis P. Douglass.

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 The household goods of George Pratt were shipped Friday to New Ha- ven, where MT. Pratt has been in the employ of firm for nearly a. year. The family left town on Saturday. James McArdle, son of Mrs. Henry McAardle who has been employed in Boston for several years has been transferred to Canada recently MT. McArdle has been spending few days the guest of his mother. previous | to leaving for Canada.
 Miss Josephine Hart who has been spending her Easter vacation in town left Sunday night for Hebron to re- sume teaching
 Henry Hart of Magota N. J.. spent several days here, the guest of his parents.
 Palmer Brothers company's mill closed down Wednesday night for the holiday season. starting up again on Monday morning.
 The Uncasville Manufacturing Co.'S. mills in Pequot and this village also closed down for the holiday.
 Sunshine Society Meets. The meeting of Good Cheer Sun shine society was held at the home of Mrs. Thomas Dolbeare Thursday aft ernoon. Mrs. Eliza Hampstead, vice. president of the society acted in place of the president who was absent The society completed it's arrangements for NliC 4NCW 11nSldIiiQ Supp6I n0lQ In the Athletic clubs building Friday night
 Frank Luddington of New Haven has been the guest of his grandparents, Mir and Mrs. l.. D. Luddington of Hill Top.
 Mrs. George Comstock who has been spending the winter in town, has returned to her home at Quaker Hill.
 Worked Second Degree.
 American council, o. U. A. M at it's meeting fEhurS69V evening worked fha second degree on a class, and also made arrangements to observe Memo rial day.
 Clarence McArdIe who is employed in New London spent the week end with relatives in town.
 Miss Curtiss who hase been caring for John B. Taylor during his illness with pneumonia has returned to Nor wich, as Mir Taylor is recovering.
 Mrs. Arthur LaF'lamme and childl have returned to their home after several weeks spent at the home of MT. and Mrs. Peter LaFlamme. Mrs. LaFlamme and child went for week end visit and the child was taken i'll with pneum monia.
 ~ The public schools in town openedl Monday after ten days vacation.
 Miss Charlotte Simpson who has been spending the vacation at theI home of her parents in New Haven, returned Sunday night, to besumeI teaching in Palmertown Memorial school.
 Funeral of Mrs. Douglass.
 The body of Mrs Elvira Walden Douglass. widow of Travis P Doug lass was brought to this place Mon day afternoon for burial, beside Mrs. Douglass in the family plot in Com stocks cemetery. Mrs. Douglass was the daughter of Rev. Hiram Wald- erl and Rebecca Bird Walden and the nlI nof of far nf eleven was born in Marshfield. Mass, July 31, 1928. After, her marriage with TravisI P. Douglass she moved to Waterford where she lived until his death sev- erad years ago. Since then Mrs. Doug lass has lived with her daughters, first with Mrs. J. Percy Morgan of Man tic, afterwards with Mrs. lrVingI Browning in Pa1mertown. Mrs. Doug lass at the time of her death was w1thI Mrs Browning at the home Of Mrs. Browning'S daughter, Mrs. Clarence E. Walden of Jamaica Plains, Mass. Mrs. Douglass was the mother of four chill dren, three of them surviving her. Mrs. Ida Browning, Rev. Charles T. Doug lass of California and Mrs. J. Percy Morgan if Mantle.
 She is also survived by sister, next younger Mrs. Mary Rogers of Oak dale. and a brother, Wesley J. Walden, of New London, and several grand children and great grandchtldren-I Mrs Douglass who was never very robust has been during this winter and up to within about ten days bel fore her death was in usual health. About two weeks ago she suffered al collapse from which she didn't rel cover. The funeral services wereI held at the undertaking rooms in NeWl London.
 Mrs. Mitchell Returns.
 Mrs. Alice P. Mitchell who has beenI spending the winter in Florida return ed home this week.
 Easter Cantata.
 In the Methodist church the EasterI cantata Victory was given by a chorus of 30 voices, led by Mrs. Thomas Speirs. Soloists, Miss Vera. Bartlett, Mrs. The-l odore Shafer, Miss Cronesberry, Missl Winnie Bartlett, Hubert Dart and Wall lace Potter; oreanist, Mss lNa Bart lett. There was a good attendance andl the program was appreciated
 Mir. and Mrs. William Mckenzie andl child of Newark, N. J., were over-Eas- ter guests of relatives in town.
 Harry Williamson who is attending Trinity college Hartford. accompanied by a college friend, Robert Cross of Hartford, spent the Easter interval att the home of MT. and Mrs. Alexander Williamson.
 Miss Edith Denis of New Haven has been spending a few days with her aunt, Mrs. Ray Woodmansee, in Pal mertoWn.