Norwich bulletin., 1914-03-07
LETTERS FROM TWO STATES
UNCAsvHLE.
uneas Ledge Pays s2yop te Heirs of William s.Waiaen-K. of c. Meet ins-comsteek-Aiiyn Weddinu.


 Uneas lodge. A. Q. U. w. has paid to the eeneacisries of the late William B. Walden the S2.eoe for which MT. Walden wsa tnsured in the lodge. The benefcfsrfes are Clarence E. Walden of Jamaica Plains, Mass Mrs. Harriet Walden Douglass and Orville c. Wal den.
 met Thursday afternoon at the home of the society,s president. Mrs. Albert W. Avery at Hill Top. K. of c. Open Meeting.
 Pequot council, K. of C., held an open meeting at its lodge room in Hickeys s hall. An entertaining programme was given. Rev. P. J. O'Reilly of the local council and M. J. Sullivan of Seaside council, New London, gave interesting addresses. Matthew Geary sang In the Heart of a Rose and Million Dollar Doll. with several encores. There was 8 violin solo by Joseph Hickey with piano accompaniment by Robert Shut applications for membership were &C., cepted.
 Fund for Class Trip.
 The senior class at Palmer Memorial school held a we'll attended entertain nent in the hall. play Aunt Matil- da's Birthday Party, being given. About $27 was made. which will be used in defraying the class trip.
 Miss Lila Chapman after spending this week with her sister, Mrs. Win fiend Hanney. of Salem. returned Sat urday.
 Mrs. Moses Hart returned Monday from a week end visit with her son Mark at Deep River.
 Held a Drill.
 Oxoboxo lodge, F. and A. NJ, at it's last meeting held a drill, after which sandwiches. cake and coffee were served
 William Watt took up a strawride load to the chicken supper at Montville Center.
 MT. and Mrs. Daniel E. Rogers re- gently entertained MT. and Mrs. Wal ter H. Goodell of Amherst, Mass.
 Mir. and Mrs. Thomas Church and daughter Dorothy spent a few days recently with relatives at Bean Hill.
 John Comstock, student at Wor- cester institute. was recent guest of his parents. Mir. and Mrs. Lester A. Cornsteck.
 Frank Crandan. who has been i'll with pneumonia. is able to go out doors for a short time each day.
 After several days visit with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kingsley. Mrs. Ar thur O'keefe has returned to New York.
 Infants Burial.
 MT. and Mrs. Henry Hart brought the body of their seven months old infant. whose death occurred at their home in Boyta, \. J., te the home of MT. Hart's parents. MT. and Mrs. Moses Hart. Tuesday. The funeral ser vices were held on Saturday. with burial Tn Comstock's cemetery. Royl- ston Hart and Leon Allen were bear CTS. There were beautiful floral em- blem5.
 Special Lenten services are held at St. Johns Roman Catholic church.
 George Coleman, who has been con- fined to his home by illness, is able to be about.
 Mrs. Charles Chapel has been spend ing several days with relatives in Springfield.
 Fury of the Gale.
 The storm of Sunday did a great deal of damage in various parts of the town. The Cncasville Manufacturing company's mill at Pequot had g. por- smokestack went down. Windows were blown in at the c. M. Robertson com pany's Rockland mill and windows were blown in at homes at Hill Top. MT. and Mrs. Frank Alexander have been entertaining MT and Mrs. Stan ley Smith of Watertown. N. Y.
 Comstoek-Aiiyn.
 The marriage of Miss Lucy B. Allyn and James B. Comstock took place Gn rich of the Methodist Episcopal church performing the ceremony. Miss Allyn was for many years a teacher ill the Tenth district Uncasville school. Mir. and Mrs. Comstock left for New York, leaving that place Saturday for Flor ida.
 Ten dollars was the financial result of the Washington entertainment giv- en by the Star class of the Quaker Him Sunday school