Norwich bulletin., 1914-01-31
Who is Going and Coming Incidents. Accidents
 and Building in Three Counties.
UNCASVILLE
American Councils lnstaliation-sociaI Affairs of the Week-Third in Group of Stone Throwers Fined.

Miss Dorothy Rogers celebrated he, eleventh birthday by entertaining a number of friends Saturday afternoon al the nome of her parents. MT. and Mrs. Frank Rogers. The afternoon was spent in playing various games interspersed with vocal and instru- mental music. Refreshments were 1 served by Mrs. Rogers. Miss Rogers received many pretty remembrances o. U. A. M. installation. l At the meeting of American council. 1 Q. U. A. M., Thursday evening. the following officers were installed: Coun- I cillor. John Moves; vice councillor, Harry Atwood: assistant recording secretary, Robert c. Burchard; finan- cial secretary, Frank Richards; treas urer. Dan D. Home; inductor, Harry Wall; examiner, George Rowe; inside protector, Herman Johnson; outside protector, William Watt The cere- 1 monies were conducted by District Deputy Ashley T. Boon of Norwich. At the meeting the second degree was conferred on two candidates. After the business of the meeting a fine New England supper was served, a social hour following.
 Married Forty-seven Years.
 MT. and Mrs. James Green of Pe- quot celebrated the forty-seventh an- niyersary of their marriage Wednes- day evening by reception to friends both local and from out of town. MT. and Mrs Green have resided here for about four years, moving here from New London.
 Given Surprise Party.
 Herman Johnson was given a sur prise Saturday night by his friends in were Miss Minnie Nichols, Miss Eve ayn Comstock, Miss Florence Hart. Misses Helen and Marian Lynch, Miss Agnes Atwood, Miss Lillian John son, Reuben Austin, Bud Merriam, Ray Gardner, Chester Comstock, Herbert Guptil. Fred Johnson, John Home. The evening was spent playing games and with whist. Refreshments were served.
 Painting Club Quarters.
 The Decem club members have been repainting the clubs headquarters this week, which has greatly improved the interior.
 Still Waiting for Light.
 Considerable dissatisfaction is astir among those who have wired their homes to be lighted by electricity, on the strength of the promises of the electric company to run the power up through the town.
 Friday evening the Epworth League of the Methodist church held a so- cial which was we'll attended
 Rev. G. G. Scrivener, district su- perfntendent held the fourth quarterly conference at the church Thursday evening. Reports from the various trustees were read.
 Grange installation.
 Mentyiile grange. P. of H., installed af77eegs fnReHe}7n RseEsz7sIze S@ 8 EIief| m1sf "Wednesday night in Palmer Mesnori6a hall Five members were in- itiated after fhe ceremonies. Refresh Ynents were served.
 Elmer Daniels was the guest of friends in Mantle recently
 MT. and Mrs. Joseph Johnson enter tained over the week end MT. and Mrs. Edwin Lewis of Preston City.
 Third in Gang Fined.
 Konchepeak, the third one in the gang. two of which were arrested two weeks ago, for throwing stones, break ing down a door, was arrested and brought before Justice of the Peace William Smiddy Monday and fined s and costs, amounting to $15.39, which he paid. The others in the gang were arrested. tried and fined about of sight until Friday, when he was arrested and placed under bonds of $50. which he furnished.
 Pins for Attendance.
 Nine pins were given out at the day school for perfect attendance dur ing the year 1913
 MT. and Mrs Michael Hickey en- tertained over Sunday Walter Fuller and Joseph Andrews of Norwich.
 Mrs Ray Johnson. is spending a few days with friends at Norwich Town.