Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-24
UNCASvILLE
Past Brands Attend Thames Lodge
 InstaIIation-Prize Cup for Water CarnivaILSt. Johns Parish Festival.

At the installation exercises of Thames lodge l. O. O. F., held Tues day night, a. party of past grands from New London were present. Among them were Past Grands Austin, Phil lips King and Maxon: Vice Grand Brown, Right Scene Supporter Adams of Mohegan lodge, Past Grands How ard, Burrows and Slocum and Vice Grand Coon of Pequot lodge, and Will liam Bowker of Thames lodge. The installing ceremonies were conducted by District Deputy Grand Master Dan iel w Darrow of New London After the ceremonies the guests were enter tained with musical selections and re- treatments.
 Birthday Surprise Party. About 40 friends of Matthew Geary gave him a surprise Tuesday night in honor of his birthday. The evening was devoted to vocal and instrumental music. MT. Geary, sang several solos, accompanied by Miss Sullivan at the piano. The grounds about her home were prettily decorated. There were present guests from Norwich, New London. Pequot and Uncasville. MT. Geary received a number of gifts. Cake, ice cream and fruit punch were served
 After ten days visit at the home of his parents, Frank Hart left Thurs | day for Deep River.
 | Plan Water Carnival. At the meeting of the Good Cheer Sunshine society, Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs Frederick p. Com stock there was a large attendance. One new member was voted into the society. The principal business before the meeting was the floral arrange ments for the bazaar and supper and water carnival, which they will hold Much interest is expressed in the car I v,fx A fer rfFarod fhn hnaf which Is most attractively decorated. | Lawn Festival.
 The members of St. Johns Roman Catholic church held lawn festival on the grounds about the church and parochtal residence Thursday and Fri | day afternoon and evening. Cake, ice cream and fancy articles were on sale \ and dancing was enjoyed Hickey's orchestra furnished music. | A. c. Team Defeated. One of the Montville Athletic clubs baseball teams went to Quaker Hil for a game Sunday with the ChuIns Country clubs team and was defeated by a score of Is to l. The Athletic clubs team was: La Bounty If, 2b, Pe- ters ss, Geary 3b, 2b. If, Richards If If, Tuckey 1. E1aherty 2b' C. klleer Miss Elizabeth Alexander has re- turned to her home after spending { few days the guest of Miss Weber O New London
 The Athletic club. under the super,
 vision of Fred J. Hope, are rehearsint for a minstrel show. During these re
 hearsals the clubs will meet the frs
 and third Tuesdays in the month.
 ChiIdren's Party.
 II A party of children was entertainet
 by MT. and Mrs. Fred B. Tooker. il honor of the birthday of the bdrthda, of their son Robert, who was tigh years old Sunday. About 20, of hi friends were present. The afternoon was spent playing games and mus1c INdrs. Tooker served refreshments dur ing the afternoon. Many pretty gift were received.
 MT. and Mrs. Victor RosenDunt Miss Carrie Wood. Miss Ethel Woo land Reuben Austin went to Wato HiIl in Mr.. Austin's automobile O
 Sunday.
 Charles Adams who has been ab sent several weeks spending the moe
 of the time with his brother in Port land, Oregon, has returned home. Il Won From South Windham. II The Athletic club baseball teal played on local grounds Saturda : | afternoon with the team from Sout Windham, defeating the visitor
 MT. and. Mrs. Freeman Kennerson (
 PeQuot are entertaining Charit Chapel of Putnam for a few days.
 A number of the Thames MotC f Boat club members sailed in M ] Townsend's motor boat Chum Too Sag HarbOr Sunday.
 Fl The picnic of the Baptist Sunda } school which was held Saturday wa