Norwich bulletin., 1915-05-01
UNCAsvILLE
scunshine Soeiety's Annual Meeting -Oid silk Mill to Be Utilized-Rsv. ..F. D. Luddington Ends Twelve Tears' Pastorate.

Years' Pastorate.
 The membership of the Good Cheer Sunshine society were entertainer on Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Frank E. Wilson. This was the annual business meeting of the society. A report was read of the work the society has been doing the past year showing that many sick and shut-ins had been remembered. A sum of money is in the treasury. The fol- lowing officers were elected: Presi - dent, Miss Augustus C. Sterns; first vice president, Mrs. Frederick B. Com-t stock; second vice president, Mrs Grace B. Mallory; secretary, Mrs. Lau-i ra B. Woodworth; treasurer Mrs. Charles T. Beebe; sick and benefit committee, Mrs. Peter Taylor. chair man, Mrs. Thomas Church, Mrs. Frank B. Wilson, Mrs Melvin Turber and Mrs. Charles T. Beebe. Advisory board Mrs. Nathan A. Woodworth, Mrs. Frank D. Luddington, Mrs Thomas A. Dolbeare and Mrs. Ezra J. Hemp stead. Press committee. Miss Laura B. Woodworth. After the business part of the meeting refreshments were served by Mrs. Wilson. Odd Fellows Attend Church. !
 About forty-hve members of Thames; lodge, I. O. O. F.. attended services in
 
 day morning. 1 Friends have received word from Mr. and Mrs. James E. Comstock that theyi have left their village at St Andrewss Florida, nd will arrive home about May 1st. Building New Road. The Massasoit Mfg. Co.,, of OaIodale,1 are building a road for their store house in Palmertown to the public road to be used for trucking and team-l ing. The job was begun Monday1 morning.
 MT. and Mrs. Everett Chapman areI entertaining Mrs Chapman's father, c. l O. Manchester, of Bayonne, N. J.
 Mrs. Charles Turner is ill withs bronchial pneumonia
 Fred St. Germain has sold his bus- mess to 0 Norwich man.
 The Uncasville Juniors have formed 1 a baseball team with Arthur Rheaume l manager, and Arthur Plouff, captain.
 John B. Taylor, who with Gerard I Shay, of Westerly, has been spending ] the winter in New Orleans, La, re- l turned to the home of his parents, MT. ] and Mrs. Peter Taylor.
 To Occupy Old Mill.
 The old silk mill which is owned by the c. M. Robertson Co.,. is being re- paired and made ready for occu- pying by a firm which will manufac- ture tubes.
 Mrs. Ernestine Barber who has been spending several days with Miss Ad- die Johnson has returned to Hartford.
 Leo Cavanaugh who has been living in Occum has obtained employment in this village and moved his house. hold goods and family here
 MT. and Mrs. Clyde M. Beebe have moved to the farm of Mrs. D. Chester Comstock at Montville Center.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles Rabbit Of Pawtucket, R. l., are guests of rela- tiveS in town this week.
 Quaker Hill Won. 7Ti-'-
 The first baseball game for the Athletic clubs team played Sunday afternoon with a team from Quaker Hill on the clubs diamond in Pequot. resulted in score of g to for the Quaker Hill team. The batteries for Quaker Hill were Nelson. Bitters and Taylor. For the club, Geary, Hart and KilIeen.
 A special meeting Of the 'c1usSs team was held Monday night and the fol- lowing committee was appointed to arrange for a social and dance: John Cuddy, chairman, Lewis Peters, Nor ris Frieburg. Roylston Hart and Jo- sept Hickey.
 The Uncasvil1e Juniors played team from Norwich and were defeated to Sunday afternoon.
 Mrs. Harry Bogue and child who have been spending several weeks with her parents in Paterson, N. J., has re- turned to her home in Palmertown. Concludes Pastorate.
 Rev F, L. Luddington concluded his twelve years pastorate of the Quak- CT Hill church this week. A year ago Mr. Luddington resigned but owing to an almost unanimous vote of the church not to accept his resignation he decided to remain for another year. The church during this time through the instrumentality of MT. Luddington has had many additions and many have been made. Several years ago MT. Luddington purchased home at Hill Top, where he has lived and will continue to reside.
 Mrs. Charles Rogers entertained the members of the Methodist church at her home at Hill Top Thursday after noon.
 Wednesday evening Montville grange, Patrons of Husbandry, held an open meeting in it's rooms. Woodoury O. Rogers of Norwich gave an inner esting talk on poultry.
 Reuben Austin took party con- posed of Roylston Hart, Frank Graz, F-ed Church, Louis Peters, George Al len to Colchester Saturday ev.a1rs, where they attended social and dsnce The trip was in MT. AuStiI.s ma achine.
 NIT. and Mrs. James Armstrong hare returned to New Haven