Norwich bulletin., 1915-03-13
UNCASVILLE
Runners Do Some Lively Sprintine- Athletic Club Numbers 6o-New Mill Nearly Completed.

The third game of pool in the 300 point series was played between the Village club and the Sharks and end ed in score of 150 to 121 in favor of the Sharks. The Sharks players were Matthew Geary, Walter Perry, Michael Smith. The Village Club players were Fred Cloutier, Robert Dodds, Joseph Bothwell and Clifford Shields. The score stands now for the three games, Sharks 400, Village club 335.
 Woodmen's Initiation.
 Cochegan camp, Modern Woodmen of America, at it's meeting Monday night, worked the first degree on ent, including a delegation from White Oak lodge of New London.
 Rapid Running.
 George Johnson and Andrew Rosen- lund who are training for a running race made a run from Palmertown to Fitch's corner over Raymond Hill and back home a distance of eight or more miles, in about one hour.
 MT. and Mrs. Mitchell Cloutier, sev- eraI years residents of this village have left to resice in New London.
 Mrs. Nancy Street has been the guest of Mrs. Charles Atwood of liar risons.
 Tho Ladies' Aid society of the Bap- tist church under the supervision of Miss Grace Lyon. are preparing to give an entertainment.
 MT. and Mrs. John Eldredge of Hill Top are entertaining Mrs Edredge's sister and husband, MT. and Mrs. John Songster. of Boston. Mass, for a week.
 The stone crusher used to crush the stone used on the state road built last summer was moved to Stonington. The crusher has stood by the roadside near the c. M. Robertson Co.'S Bank mill since the completion of the road.
 MT. and Mrs. James Phillips are keeping house in the Rummell tene- ment, formerly occupied by MT. and Mrs. Morris Freeman.
 The Thames Motor Boat club en- tertained at whist on Thursday even ing.
 Charter List of 60.
 The Montville Athletic club held it's regular meeting Thursday evening. At this meeting a social and dance was planned for St. Patrick's evening. The charter was closed with a total of 66 members enrolled.
 Taken to Hospital.
 Mrs. Chappell, mother of Rev. G. c. Chappeu, who fell on the ice during January and broke her hip. was taken to the hospitaI Saturday for treat ment
 Harry Bogue is overseer of the new stock houses just built by the Massa- soft Co.
 The saw mill which has been oper- ating by Frank Botham on the C. M. Robertson company's land has been moved to MT. Botham's home on Ray mond Hill.
 MT. and Mrs Albert Rosenlund en- tertained as their guests over the week end, MT. and Mrs. Victor Pierson and children from Providence, R. I. The trip was made in an automobile.
 Frank Crary, Fred Church, Edward GiIchrist and Elmer Bornarn attended a party given in Taftville Saturday evening, spending the week end with friends there.
 Surprised Miss Wilbur.
 Miss Gladys Carlton, Miss Gladys Edna Judge. Miss Florence Chapel. Miss Mabel Wilbur, Theodore Rosen- lund,r Fred Vogeltanz, Thomas Har- witz, William BabcocK, Albert Bab- cock, Charles West, Percy Allen. Don- aid Young and John Donovan, friends of Miss Celia Wilbur met at the home of MT. and Mrs. Frank Wilbur Monday night, as a surprise to Miss Celia Games and music entertained the young people and refreshments were served.
 New Mill Nearly Completed. The new mill which the M. Robert son Co has had built on the site of the Bank mill which burned last June is near completion. A good part of the machinery has arrived and was brought on supr track to the Rockland mill where it is to be stored in the new box shop previous to being carted tc the Bank mill to be set up. Siberia alone takes up one-ninth of all the land on the globe.