Norwich bulletin., 1914-01-24
New london County
UNCASVIL.LE
Thames Lodge instalIation-Danee of
 Alphena Club-Birthday Surprise
 Party.

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 Thames lodge. I. o. O. F.. held it's Installation recently. the officers being as follows: Noble grand, Charles Os- borne. vice grand, Charles Gorgon; according secretary, Harry Auwood; financial secretary, Dan D. Home; treasurer, c. Everett Chapman; chap lain, Charles Johnson; warden, Fred Sheldon; conductor, Harry Erickson; right supporter noble grand Albertus Edmunds; left supporter noble grand Victor Rosenlund; right supporter vice grand Fred Hubert; left supporter mo- ble grand, Herman Johnson; right scene supporter, Michael Svureski:t left scene supporter, William Johnson; in- side guard, Ernest Johnson; outside guard, Angus Johnson.
 The installing ceremonies were con- ducted by District Deputy Grand Mas ter Richard N. Woodworth and suite, which was made up of Grands Freder- ick W. Burrows, Lucius Freeman, Will liam Kingdom, Stephen G. Cullen of Pequot lodge, New London, James Harvey of Uncas lodge. Norwich, Dan- iel Darrow and James Snow of the To- hogan lodge. After the installation ex- ercises refreshments were served.
 Plan Old Folks Concert.
 At the meeting of Good Cheer Sun shine society Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Ezra J. Hampstead one active and one honorary member was voted in. The members of the society are making clothing for the needy. Mrs. Hampstead was made chairman of a committee of arrange ments for an old folks concert.
 Alphena Clubs Dance.
 The AIphena club, which is con1- posed of the following young women of St Johns Roman Catholic church. held social and dance in Tooker's Eall Thursday night: Miss Anna Quinn, Miss Mary Quinn, Miss Alice Qu1nn, Miss Jennie Maloney, Miss Elizabeth Faulkner, Miss Ruth Grady. Miss Helen DriscolI. Miss May Walsh, Miss Anna Walsh, Miss Cora St. Germane, Miss Ida Morin. Many out of town guests were present, including Clar- ence McArdle, R. T. Weska, Juvenal Noble, Edward Dondero, Dav1o Mulca- Lawrence Mckinley, George Wisweli. James Doyle. Clarence Lindsey, Ed ward Quarrio. Horace Patch and Will liam Paige. Paige's orchestra furnish ed music. The hall was attractively decorated. The patronesses were the parents of the club members.
 Given Surprise Party.
 About 30 young friends of John Vogeltanz gave him a surprise party at the home of MT. and Mrs Thomas Church, where he boards, Friday night. After an evening of music and games, FeIr@SnmentS were served.
 Chimney Fire.
 Friday morning the chimney in the house of Albert Avery of Hill Top assistance of Mrs. Avery. The fire was put out with but little damage
 Peter Taylor was in Boston and att tended the funeral of his brother at MarbIehead Saturday.
 Local dealers, as well as private in- dividuals who put up their own supply of ice, have improved this week get ting in supply of ten inch ice.
 Mill Starts Up.
 After being shut down for a week for repairs. the c. M. Robertson com- pany's Red mill started up this week.
 Quaker Hill Officers.
 The, Sunday school at the Baptist church at Quaker Hill chose its officers for the ensuing year on Sunday morn ing as follows: Superintendent. Mau- rice A. Browne; assistant superintend- ept, Rutherford B. Hayes; superintend- ent Of primary department Mrs. Le- roy P. Gracey; secretary Miss Annie Bitters; assistant secretary, Miss Mil 1cent Comstock; treasurer, Sylvester Jerome
 The newly elected officers of the Christian Endeavor society of the church appointed the. following com mittees: Prayer meeting, John Miller, Miss Dorothy Hayes, Miss Millicent Comsfock; social, Miss Ida Benham, Miss Ethna Edwards. Elwood Wick cry; missionary, Miss Ruth Long This society had charge of the services at the New London Jail.
 Double Celebration.
 MT. and Mrs. John c. Nichols en- Ftained Saturday night in honor of r. Nichols 72d birthday, which oc- c1rred that day, it also being the 18th anniversary of the marriage of MT. and Mrs. Frank s. Nichols (wilhelr1ina Strickland). After an evening pleas antly spent in games and music there was turkey supper, A large birth day cake vas conspicuous on the table. Guests from Norwich, Jewett City. Mohegan and New London were pres- ent