Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-03
UNCAsvILLE
22nd Anniversary Celebrated by o. U. A. M-Wehster- Darrow Marriage Briefs and Personals.

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 The Palmer Bros Co.'S mill started up Monday morning after being shut down since Thursday night for the Yale-Harvard races Friday.
 William Cough, who was badly shaken up and bruised by a fall few weeks ago, has recovered.
 Guest from Honolulu.
 Rev. Theodore Richards of Honolu- lu. H. l., who is east to attend the graduation of his son. Joseph Rich ards. at Wesleyan university, Middle town. accompanied by his brother, Jo- seph A. Richards and Miss Helen Richards of Montclair. N. J., were guests of relatives in town this week.
 Walter Dart of Springfield, Mass. spent few days this week the guest of his mother, Mrs. Henry Dart.
 Reuben Austin took Edmond Kill leen, Louis Peters, Louis LaBounty. Frank Craig, Walter Burgess in his automobile to New Haven Saturday.
 Miss Hazel Beebe, who has been spending some time as the guest of friends in Willimantic, has returned to the home of her parents, MT. and Mrs. Charles T. Beebe.
 Miss Rose Haley has been enter taining Miss Rose Haley and Miss Anna Haley of Northbridge, Mass.
 Motored to Fall River.
 Mir. and Mrs. Joseph Morin of Pe- quot made an automobile trip to Fall end. They were accompanied by Miss Addie Morin. Miss Eva St. Germain and Fred St. Germain.
 O. U. A. Nj. Anniversary. American council. O. U. A. M,, ob- served it's 22d anniversary Thursday evening of last week by giving an en- tertatnment to It's members and their friends. State officers were present Frank T. Naples of Norwich enter tained with several selections. After the program the company were serv- ed cake and ice cream.
 Cornelius Driscoll and Joseph Hick- ey were in Willimantic Sunday, when San Jose council. K. of C.. exempli- hed the third degree on a class.
 The Selectmen will hold their meet ing today. July 3, instead of on Mon day, a holiday.
 Mrs Clarence Walden and children Of Jamaica Plains. Mass, have arriv- ed to spend the summer with Mrs. Walden's mother, Mrs. Browning. Webster-Darrow. Miss May H. Darrow and William l.. Webster were married on Saturday afternoon by the Rev. Joseph B. Brown at his home in New London. Only near relatives of the couple ac- companied them. The bride wore a blue travelling suit MT. Webster has been ip the employ of the Palmer Bros Go.
 MT. and Mrs. Thomas Doyle enter tained their son, Nicholas Doyle of New York. over the week end.
 James McArdle, who has been spend ing his vacation with his mother. has returned to his work in Toronto, Ont.
 Mrs. Eugene BonviIle and daugh- ter after week spent with friends in Willimanu have returned home MT. and Mrs. Frank H. Rogers. Miss Gertrude Rogers. Miss Dorothy Roe- CTS, Miss Lillian Sawyer, Herbert Rogers. Edmond Rogers and Francis Rogers enjoyed an automobile trip to Hartford Sunday.
 William Lyman, who has been spending his vacation with friends in town, has returned to his duties at Fort Creole, R. l.
 Pequots Defeated. The Palmertown Junior basehaIl team defeated the Peouot Taniors Monday afternoon in a game played on H1gh View park, by score of
 MT. and Mrs. Charles chane, .n. tertained Mir. and Mrs. George Ciough ana MT. and Mrs. Fred sherman of Palmer, Mass. over the week end.
 Mrs: Harold Hotchkiss and Miss rose Hickey were guests of Mrs Hotchkiss sister, Mrs. Edwin Lewtg or Preston City, for the week end.
 Lewis B. Hurlbutt former Mont vlne postmaster. and family of Hart 1oro, made an automobile trip to Pal mertown Saturday, visiting relatives.
 Miss Grace Hancock of Yalesvflie Wno mas been the guest of friends iI town, has returned home