Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-12-25

Perfect in Acknowledgment zation
Secures New Quarters-CIearina Up
Ruins of Burned School Building.
At the business meeting held before
the social was given Wednesday night |
by the Epworth League, Miss Alice |
Osborne was elected second vice pres |
ident; Miss Vera Bartlett, fourth vice
president; Robert Dodds, secretary. |
Two new members were voted in. A |
committee to be in charge of the next |
social is Miss Vera Bartlett, Miss Al |
ice Osborne. Robert Dodds and Earl |
Holmes. |
Perfect in Attendance.
The following pupils at the Uncas-
vile school perfect in attendance dur |
were: Gladys Atwood, Edmond La
case. Beareha Shevick. Robert
Tooher; grade 8. Doris Fowler, Lydia
Lacasse, Glare Lester, John Morawski, !
geon, Theodore Richards, Dorothy
Thorpe. Sarah Benson, LORNA Favro,
Edith Johnson, Helen Mahoney; grade
8, Edward Lacasse, Dorothy Peringer,
Alice Tooker, Louise Moresley; grade
6, Annabel Newton, Hugh Casey, Bur-
Arzelia Newton, Ellen. Connolly. An
entertaining program was given by the
pupils of the different grades Friday
! afternoon. The rooms were prettily
| bells.
Secure New Quarters.
Thames lodge, I. o. o. F.. Oxoboxo
| lodge, F. & A. NJ. and o. U. A. NJ,
which had their lodge rooms in the
Palmer Memorial building, have Sc
| cured the use of a building owned by
| Mrs. Ida Browning. This building
| was formerly used by Mr.. Browning
in the wagon making business. The
| building is large, having two floors
and will accommodate the lodges,
| there being ample room for degree
work. The building is being changed
and fixed up for occupancy. The al
| terations and improvements will be
under the supervision of the Masons.
Concert and Tree.
Under the supervision of the COM
| mittee Mrs. Annie B. Newton, Mrs.
Mary Newton, Mrs. Charles Ramage,
| Mrs. William Noble, Miss Vera Bart
lett the Sunday school of the Metho-
| dist church had a Christmas concert
| and tree Christmas eve.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert Bunnell have
moved from Paimertown to tenement
in Pequot. owned by Fred Bergman.
Country Clubs Dance.
The first dance of the Country Club
! was given in Hickey's hall on Friday
| night with an attendance of about
| twenty couples. HiCkey's orchestra
| furnished music for a program of
| twenty numbers which was enjoyed
! by those attending. During inter-
mission refreshments were served. The
success of the evenings pleasure was
| due the committee in charge: Henry
| st. German, Ely Clark, Lewis La
| Bounty, Dudley Neff and Lewis Peters.
Walter Atwood. who has been i'll
for some time has resumed his duties
| driving for Fred Crandall.
David Fitzgerald, who is employed
in East Lyme, has been spending a
few days with relatives in the viii
lage.
chiIdren's Party.
At the home of Mr. and Mrs Louis
G. Newton, a party of children was
| entertained Friday evening. Among
those present were Edith Calvert, AL
ice Ramage, Agnes Austin, Margaret
Sullivan, Annabel Newton, Arzelia
Newton, George Killeen, Charles Os-
| born, Leroy Fielding, Harvey Newton
and Morton Newton. Games of vari-
Gus kinds were played, there was mus
ic and refreshments were served.
Clearing Up School Ruins.
Work has been begun clearing the
ruins of the Palmer Memorial school
building ready for rebuilding, several
heavy blasts were put off Monday to
take down the old chimneys.
Mrs. Harry Bogue and child have
left town to spend the holiday season
with relatives in Patterson, y. ].
Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Church of Phil
adelphia were weekend guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Leolin A. Comstock. at their
home at Hill Top.
At. st. Johns Roman Catholic
church a special musical program has
been prepared and will be rendered by
the choir at both masses today,
christmas day).
Obliged to Burn Wood.
On account of the scarcity of blum
nous coal the Reyes Product Co. are
using wood as fuel, two teams being
/ kept busy carting in order to keep the
mill running
The household goods of Rev. and
Mrs. w. H. Lakin. arrived and were
unloaded into the Baptist parsonage
this week. Mr.. Lakin's pastorite with
: the church begun on Sunday morning.
The church has been without a reg
ular pastor since last August.
? Palmer Bros Co. will close down
; their mill for the holidays and during
the time the annual inventory will be
taken. The company is making pre-
parations to occupy a portion OF the
brick stock house as an office. The
; building they now occupy for an office
! will be torn down and fence put UP
inclosing and much improving the
corner torn down.
, Misses Katherine and Margaret Nc
Dermott, Miss Teresa Hickey and
Miss Nettie Brouvillard walked to New
5 London Sunday afternoon.
Miss Dove, teacher at the Fourth
district, left Friday to spend the the
l holiday vacation at the home OF her
> parents, in Hudson, Mass.
Miss Josephine Hart, who is teach
ing in Hebron, will spend the holiday
interval at the home of her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Moses Hart in Palmer
town.
To Meet At PaImertown.
= The Good Cheer Sunshine society
: will meet next week Thursday at the
home of Mrs. Melvin H. Turber, in
: Palmertown.
I The Christmas tree and concert al
the Quaker Hill church will not be
A held until Monday night.
The boilers at the Uncasville Man
8 ufacturing Co.'s mill were inspected
this week. Michael Littlehall OF
/ Waterbury was the inspector.
Matthew Geary, who is employed in
Mystic, was at his home over the
II | weekend.
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