Norwich bulletin., 1914-08-01
New London County
 UNCASVILLE
Drum Corps Serenades Newtyweds- Window Cleaner Falls 27 Feet-offi- COTS of Village Club.

4 Miss Grace Allison of Holyoke ar rived Monday to spend while with her aunt, Miss EloiSe Landphere
 Mir and Mrs. Swanter Johnson are entertaining their daughter. Mrs. Ed gar Daniels of Hartford
 Guy Loomis, employed in Hartford is spending a few days at the home of his father G. Turner Loomis
 Misses Julia Wilcox, Robie Boyn- ton and Marion Henry spent Saturday at Block Island.
 Earl Lathrop. who has been employ ed as teamster by the. Palmer Bros Co.,, has resigned
 Miss Teresa Hickey and Miss Edna La Bounty spent Sunday at Eastern Point. s S''
 cartins Junk from Mill.
 Max Gordon of Norwich had five teams at work Sunday and Monday carting away junk from the ruins of
 Disloeated Knee.
 Mrs. Elmer left while. descending some steps near her home, slipped and fell. dislocati her knee
 serenaded NewIyweds.
 The drum corps gave MT. and Mrs William La Bounty a serenade Friday night, following their marriage. Mrs. LaBounty was Miss Mildred Strong and they were united in marriage at St Johns Roman Catholic rectory by Rev. P. J. O'Reilly at 10 a. m. Friday Miss Edna La Bounty attended the bride and Lewis La Bounty was best man. After the ceremony the wedding party went to the home of MT. and Mrs. l.. J. La Bounty, where a break fast was served.
 Mir. La Bounty responded to the serenade with cigars and cake.
 Fell Twenty seven Feet.
 Reuben Austin while cleaning win dows in the second story of Palmer Memorial school building "Wednesday afternoon. fell from a window dis tance of about 27 feet to the ground. MT. Austin was cleaning the outside of the window standing on box when he lost his balance. He was taken to the hospital in New London. He had a badly sprained ankle with a general shaking up, but is able to get about little on crutches
 The Sunday school of the Methodist Episcopal church will have their an- |. nual outing. Twins Receive Sacrament of Baptism. Sunday afternoon at o'clock the infant twins of Mir and Mrs Cor nelius E. Ffaherty were christened at St. John's Roman Catholic church. Rev. P. J. O'Reilly administering the sac rament of baptism. The little daugh- ter was christened Ruth Mary and Miss Ruth Craig stood as godmother and James F1a,herty of New London as godfather. The boy was baptized James Edward. His godmother was Miss Anna Walsh and the godfather Theodore Craig. After the ceremony at the church the friends returned to the house, where lunch was served.
 Mrs. Ida Browning of Palmertown with her daughter. Mrs. Clarence Wal deH and children, of Jamaica. Plains Mass. has been spending few weeks at the beach. She returned home Monday.
 To Rebuild Mill.
 William Gum of New London. con- tractor, and men, began work on the new paper mill which the C. NJ. Rob- ertson Co. intends to build on the foundation of the Bank mill, recently burned.
 Village Club Organized.
 The Village club held it's first meet ing Saturday evening with an attend ance of forty two charter members The club has been recently organized and fitted up rooms in a building or Mrs E. A. Palmers property Int purpose of the club is for the benef of the young men and. boys of the vii lage. The club will be conducted much the same as the Young Ment association. Saturday evening th' members were entertained with music on the victrola after which refresh ments were served. The following of ficers have been chosen: Presiden Ralph H. Melcer: vice president. Rob ert H. Dodds; secretary and treasurer Charles E. Ramage. The. standini committee are: Finances, Charles E Ramage. chairman; Hubert G. Dart A. A kenerson; educational w H Mathewson. chairman, Frederick 4 Johnson, Norman C. Lathrop: boys department Dr. Frank F. Wilson chairman. W. H. Mathewson. Levi Phillips; religious work, c. T. Beebe chairman, Elmer Beckwith, Rev. D. W Adams; social work. A. H. Dodds Truman B. Reyes. Charles Hope membership. H. F. Bartlett. Huber Dart Roy F.. Hamilton; auditing I W. Shaefer. Harold Cornet Edvi Hermanson During Saturday after noon the clubs baseball team playe q team from Gales Ferry. The game @Aich was called off in the tenth in hing. resulted in a tie.
 Miss GenevieVe Little. who has bee the guest of Miss Josephine Hart. re turned to her home in Hebron Satur day ,. t~
 Mrs Frank Miner accompanied b her daughter. Miss Henrietta Gridle and niece, Miss Robie Boynton, lei Sunday for a few weeks visit to rel atives in Boston.