Norwich bulletin., 1915-04-10
UNCASVILLE
Organization of Baseball Club-Freak Calf Has Four Ears-Quarantine Rule Bothers Farmers-Deep Drifts Monday


 Miss Mary Lenihan, after spending several days with friends in Hartford has returned.
 William Srniddy is resting comfort ably after surgical treatment Wednes- day afternoon.
 Mrs. Harry Bogue and child of Palmertown are visiting her parents in Paterson, N. J.
 Leon Allen spent the week end with relatives in Blackhall.
 Frank Hart, who is employed in Deep River, returned Monday morn ing after several days spent at the home of his parents, MT. and Mrs. Moses Hart.
 Albert Sharp, who has been i'll for several weeks, is able to be on his route again.
 The A1phena club will hold it's sec ond social and dance in Tool1er hall next week.
 Palmer Brothers mill started up Tuesday morning after being shut down since Thursday night.
 Baseball Club Organizes.
 Those members of the Athletic club intrested in, baseball met at the club rooms on Tuesday evening and elected the following officers: Manager, Royl- ston Hart; secretary, Joseph Hickey; treasurer, David Frieburg. A team will be formed and immediate action taken to raise funds for its mainte- nance.
 The public sihools opened Monday after being closed for the Easter Va | cation, Miss Dove and Miss Doe re- turning from spending their vacation | at their homes in Boston. Joseph Johnson has obtained em- ployment in Old Mystic and will soon move his household goods and family there
 The Good Cheer Sunshine society was entertained Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Francis P. Robin | sou.
 Calf With Four Ears. A freak of nature is shown in a cali | at the town farmjwhich has four ears | The extra pair of ears is located just | above the regular ones. A Bothersome Regulation. Owing to the quarantine of neat cattle for the prevention of the spread ing of the foot and mouth disease many farmers owning oxen whose farms are situated on both sides ot the road are experiencing great in- 1 convenience in starting in with their spring work. The quarantine prohib- | its the driving or travelling of all cat tie in the public highway, consequently 1 those farmers owning farms where l the oxen are kept on one side of the | road and the land they want to blow up for cultivation are restricted by I | across the road.
 MT. and Mrs. Clarence Walden anc son of Boston, with MT. Walden's sis ter, Miss Douglass, of New York, spent | Easter as guests of Orville E. Wal. den.
 Mrs. Charles Kingsley, who has beer ill with bronchitis. is much improved Miss Leila Chapman of Salem is be. l ing entertained at the home of MT and Mrs. Thomas Church.
  | evening to spend while with friends in New York.
 Mir. and Mrs. Harold Dion wer, week end guests of friends in Provi dence, R. I.
 MT. and Mrs. Moses Hart returned | Monday night after a brief visit witt | friends in Stonington.
 James Phillips, who has been in tn employ of the Thames Speciality com pany, has resigned.
 Son of WiIIimantic Woman,
 The infant whom Mrs. Frank Wilbu cared for and whose burial took plac I last week, was Donald Young, son o Ina Young of Willimantic. | The Palmer Brothers company sen out their snow blow to break out tn roads Sunday morning. One or tw ventured out in sleighs.
 Deep Drifts.
 F. B. Tooker, the rural carrier iron this place, made his route in spite o the storm Saturday, but Monday an Tuesday was unable to cover the rout in the regular way owing to dee drifts He encountered the deepes through from Jerome place and owe Raymond FTill and Dolbear Hill h found drifts to the depth of five an six feet.
 Easter at Methodist Church. A musical service was prepared fo Easter at the Methodist Episcope church by the leader, Mrs. Thoma Spiers. A chorus composed of Mis- ! Vera Bartlett, Mrs. Charles Ramag, Miss May Smith. Miss Frances Smitl Miss Ethel Cornet, Miss Winnie Bart lett. Hubert Dart, Wallace Potte Clyde Beebe, Trueman Reyes Elme Beckwith, Harold Cornet, Robel Dodds, Organist Miss Iva Bartlett, ren dered a programme of solos, anthem and hymns.
 Edmond Killeen. who is employed i Providence, spent the week end at tn home of his parents, MT. and MT Joseph killeen, in Palmertown.