Norwich bulletin., 1914-07-11
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Thames Lodge installation = outdoor Band concsrt-Fourth of July Nan- dalisr.

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 At the meeting of Thames lodge, l. o. O. F.. held in the lodge rooms Tn the Palmer Memorial school building Tues day night the following were installed by District Deputy Grand Master Dan ieI W. Darrow of New London: Noble grand. Charles Gordon; vice grand, Frederick Sheldon recording secre- tary, Harry Atwood; treasurer. C. EF- erett Chapman; trustee, Charles John son. Out of town visitors were pres ent- After the installing ceremonies sandwiches. canke and ice cream were served.
 Earl Holmes. a student of the Medi- cal school in Vermont, is at his home l in this place for his vacation.
 Sunshine Society Meets The Good Cheer sunshine society Thomas Watt Thursday afternoon Several guests were present. It was voted to hold a sale. and vote was taken to hold the annual picnic. Mrs The rooms were prettily decorated 1 with the sunshine colors- William Judge spent the week end at the home of his parents, MT. and Mrs. Joseph Judge. MT. Judge is traveling salesman for firm working in western states.
 Defeated at Colchester. l The Montville All Star baseball team went to Colchester in an autotruck July Fourth for a game with the Col | chester team which resulted in a score of ! to for Colchester. l Miss Helen Morris of New London was the guest of Deacon and Mrs. Ed win Henry several days this week.
 MT. and Mrs. Henry Church enter tained a family picnic at their home in Palmertown July 4th.
 Mrs. Clarence Walden and childrr n of Jamaica. Plains. Mass, who have bee nspending a while with her moth CT. Mrs. Browning, left town, accom- panied by Mrs. Browning, this week, 10 | spend while at beach in Rhode Island.
 MT. and Mrs. William Newbury and I child ofsGroton were guests of friends in town on Sunday. making the trip in their machine.
 Winthrope M. Daniels, formerly of | Princeton, N. J., is sending a few days | with Mrs. Daniels and son. who are
 passing the summer with Mrs. Burch- ard at the Robertson homestead previ-
 ous to going to Washington. D. C. 1 At the Shore
 l Mrs. Ray Woodmansee, Mrs. Walter
 Jeffers, Mrs Edwin Henry. Miss Mari < an Henry, Mrs. Edwin Phillips with
 several others, compose a party of I townspeople who are spending this
 week at Pleasure Beach.
 l 6ano Goncerr.
 Walden's band gave it's first open air
 concert of the season on Thursday
 night on the lawn In front of the band
 rooms.
 Mrs. Archer Jennings and daughter
 Miss Dorothy Robertson, of Meriden
 visited friends in town this week.
 C. E. Society Election.
 The semi annual election of officers
 of the Christian Endeavor society o1
 the Quaker Hill church took place ir l the vestry of the church and are:
 President, Mrs. Leroy P. Gracey; vice president, Miss Frances Edwards; re-
 cording secretary, Miss Jennie Nelson; corresponding secretary, Miss Millicent Comstock; treasurer, Miss Annie Bit ters; prayer meeting committee. Ms.
 Ethna Edwards, Miss Ida Burqham Miss Milicent Comstock; missionary committee, John Miller, Rufus Gran. l ston: press committed, Miss France. Edwards: flower committee. Miss Rutt , Richards, Miss Irene Lad1ey and Mis-. Harriett Cranston.
 MT. and Mrs. Frank J. Alexander ana 1 family and Mir. and Mrs. Stanley A Smith made an automobile trip tt Hartford Sunday.
 Family Gathering.
 MT. and Mrs. Wallace Daniels enter ! tained a family gathering at thei home in Palmertown July 4th. Guesti
 rom New LOnQOn, HartI0rQ ana wa } terbury were present. A chowder din } ner was served the guests al fresco In the evening a display of firework , which included several balloon ascen ) sions was sent up.
 } Mrs. William Mckenzie and child Q 1 Newark, N. J., are spending some tim at the home of MT and Mrs .Josepl 5 Miner.
 l Mrs. John Carlton Is entertainin, 3 MT. and Mrs. George Carlton of Hart 5 ford at her home in Pequot. I Vandalism of ceIebrators
 A buggy which belonged to AIber
 Lester which stood in his yard wa
 taken during the celebration the nigh before the Fourth and broken up an placed on the porch of G. w. Dart l store in Palmertown, where it remain ed during the day. Later it was move , to the lawn near the Baptist church where it was partly burned up. wha ! remained being thrown into a nearb 2 pond. MT. Lester has offered a rewar 5 for the guilty party
 Mr. and Mrs. William Bokder c ! New London spent the Fourth tn 2 guests of Mrs. Bowker's parents, NJ 2 and Mrs. John Daniels. Earl McDermott. who is employed a q shelton Springs, Vt, has been tn |. guest of his mother. After a visit at the home of Mir an Mrs. Fred Bergman in Pequot, WI
 liam Anderson has returned to hi : home in New York.
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