Norwich bulletin., 1915-05-03
K. OF c. FOURTH DEGREE
 GUESTS AT PUTNAM,
Were Royalty Entertained-Nor~ieh Members Made Trip by Automobiles.

dLnalS or HeV. Daniel Mullen assem- ply, fourth degree section of the Knights of Columbus, as it marked the occasion that will be long and pleas antly remembered by all who partici- patcd in the events of the day. The Rev. Daniel Mullen assembly, in- cludes in its membership all the fourth degree knights in the Norwich, Taft Putnam, with headquarters in Nor wich.
 Upon the invitation of these Put nam members of the assembly, Messrs. Rich and German, Edward Mullen and M. M. Dwyer, the remaining members went to Putnam to hold the regu- lar monthly meeting of the assembly. The trip was made by automobiles, eleven machines owned by members being used convey the party. They were met upon their arrival by the Putnam members and taken to the City hotel where a dinner had been prepared for them. Grace was said by Rev. J. H. Fitzmaurice of this city faithful friar of the assembly, after which the party, numbering forty one sat down to the following delectable menu:
 Stuffed Queen Olives Sliced Tomatoes Cucumbers Celery
 Mock Turtle Soup
 Vermont Turkey, Giblet Sauce
 Corn Pancake Maple Syrup
 Waldorf Salad, Mayonnaise Green Peas
 Mashed and Boiled Potatoes
 Neapolitan Ice Cream
 Sponge Cake
 Oranges Bananas
 Coffee Tea
 At the conclusion of the dinner, Richard German, acting as toastmast- ka1. behalf of the Putnam members. Brief addresses were made by Rev. J. H. Fitzmaurice, Mayor T. C. Murphy, Corporation Counsel Joseph T. Fan ming, John M. Lee, master of the fourth degree, all of this city, and John F. Reardon of North Grosvenor- dave. Following the dinner a busi- ness session was held in the Knights of Columbus rooms and a number of applications were received for admis- sion to the fourth degree section, at the complication to be held in Nor wich on May 30.
 At the conclusion of the meeting, the entire party entered automobiles and with Richard German acting as pilot, made a tour which included Thompson, Woodstock, Grosvenordale and North Grosvenordale, inspecting the mills at the two latter places over which MT. John F. Reardon, one of the party is superintendent. They also visited the rectory at Grosvenordale and renewed acquaintances with Rev. B. M. Don nelly, now pastor there, and his as- sistant, Father Quinn. Father Don nelley was at one time pastor at Oc- cum and Father Quinn is a native of Versailles. and the party was given a warm welcome.
 Upon their return to. Putnam, a re- ception was given the visitors at the home of MT. and Mrs. Richard Cor man. Both MT. and Mrs. German were at one time residents of Norwich and in consequence have warm welcome for the local contingent A luncheon was served, and "a social hour was enjoyed in reviewing old acquaintances. Mrs. German was as sisted in serving by Mrs. Edward Mullan and Mrs. M M. Dwyer. Re- turning. the party left Putnam at p. m., arriving home about 7.30. In ad- dition to the delegation from Norwich, the following members from Moosup were in attendance:. Dr. F. Downing, E. J. Gallagher, William M. Bellevance, and John Lyons, making the trip in Dr.. Downing's automobile. John F. Reardon, who was a guest of the as- sembly, was web known to most of the members, having been for several years resident of this city, where he was superintendent of the Falls mill. The following members. of the as sembly contributed their automobiles for the trip: Rev. J.. H. Fitzmaurice, Mayor, T. c. Murphy, Daniel T. Shea, George c. Driscoll, Lewis B. Brand, D. F. Sullivan, James P. Fenton, William P. McGarry and F. T. Diggins.