Norwich bulletin., 1916-02-12
New London County
UNCkSVnLE
PupiIs' Entertainment for Vfetrola- New Club Orsanized-Nine Mem. bers of K. of c. Ready for Third Degree.

New Club orsanized-Nine Msm-
 hers of K. of c. Ready for Third
 Degree.
 The musicale given for the benefir of the Uncasville school was well ar- tended. Enough was cleared to nn- ish paying for the vtctrola W1tn small amount that will be used to buy new records After the entertainment Miss Hooper the principal of the schol, assisted by the teachers served refreshments to those who donatec their services for the entertainment.
 A small fire at the UncasVille Man ufactory's mill burned out one of the dryers.
 George Dart has sold the wood on his land on Poll Hill to Mrs. Engle. The trees will be converted into logs and railroad ties.
 MT. and Mrs M. J. Hickey enter tained Mrs Nellie O'Connell and Mrs. Mary Haggerty. of Norwich Town, Sunday.
 Mass, is visiting her sister, Mrs. Henry Dart in Palmertown.
 But one session of school was held in the various districts in town Fri day afternoon, that the teachers might attend the teachers meeting held in the Uncasville school building.
 Surprised on Birthday. @
 Friday evening the following friends of Henry St. Germaine met at. his home in Pequot, making him an uhnex- pected visit: Misses Lillian and Ida Morin, Miss Elizabeth Mckenzie, Miss Dora Richards, Misses Alxina and Nellie Brouilliard, Miss Ella Rbsen- lund, Misses Elsie and Edna La Bounty, Miss Maude Bennett, Miss Addie Miller, Misses Carrie and Ethel Wood, Miss Daisy Bergman, Misses Mary and Helen Lennihan, Walter Bergman, Fred St. Germaine, Henry Brouilliard, Louis La Bounty, Herbert 1een, Andrew Rosenlund, Austin, Mat tewson. Games, vocal and instru mental music passed the time pleas antly. Miss St. Germaine served re- treatments.
 Met to Organize Club.
 Twelve of the women of the village met at the Methodist church parlors in response to the invitation given out to meet and organize the Thursday afternoon club. As most of those in attendance were members of the Ladies Aid society and the Home Mis- sionary, a short time was devoted to business pertaining to these societies after which Mrs. Tibbetts gave little talk on the plans for the new club after which tea was served.
 Mrs. Lavisa Fox is spending a while the guest of her brother, F. E. New 
 Miss Estelle Miller spent the week end with relatives in Providence.
 John Killeen, who is employed in Mystic, spent the weekend with rel atives in Palmertown.
 Wilfred St. Gernaine has returned to his home in Pequot, after spending B few days with relatives in Provi- dence.
 Orville C. Walden recently spent a few days in New York.
 Entertainment at Methodist Church.
 An entertainment was held in the Methodist church Friday evening The program opened with seleGtfons by the orchestra which has been recently or gantzed and is composed, of Mrs. Charles c. Tibbetts, pianos c. c. Tib- tetts, violin; Dewey Perry and Fred Perry, comets; Alan Perry and Hu- bert G. Dart, trombones; William Pot ter, claionet; Robert Dodds, ute. Other numbers following were read ing with tableauX; butterfly drill by the following, Edith Austin, IIorene Favero, Mildred Austin, AnnabRlle Newton, Sarah Benson, Sarah Esotham, Rema Ungeres and Laura Unfgeres; reading by Mrs. Belle Curtis; orchestra; solo, Mrs. Thomas Spfers; -ftrombone solo, Hubert Dart; piano solo. Miss Alice Ramage; soprano solo, Miss Vera Bartlett; orchestra. After the enter tainmeE cake, ice cream and candy was served.
 Mrs. Charles Ramage, Miss May and Miss Fannie Smith, Lathrop Miller, Robert Dodds were in New London, Thursday evening to attend the Ep- worth League rally at the Federal Street Methodist church.
 MT. and Mrs. Medusy Zero, who have beengspending few days with friends in Faftville, have returned to their home In Pequot.
 Orville c. Waldens Wallace. Potter, Fred B. Tooker. Howard Rogers, attended the banquet of the Moose lodge in New London.
 Nine Redy for Third Deqree,
 Pequot council, Knights of CoIum- at which a class of seven candidates received the first and second degrees, making class of nine ready for the third degree. After the degree work plans for ladies' night were talked over and the following committee ap- pointed: Edward sCurtin, Matthew j.. Walsh, Joseph St. Germaine, John Cuddy, John Mah@ney, Henry Rhea- tune, and Joseph Hickey.
 Surprise Party.
 Friends of Miss, May Clark gave her g. surprise party Saturday evening. Games. music andt dancing made the evening pass pleasantly for those present, who weref Miss Carrie Simp- son, Miss Mary Anderson, Miss Lillian Garrett. Miss Cla1a Clark, Miss Kath- srine BeIlnack, Miss Laura Colombo, Elmer Garrett, William Dorr, Charles West, Louis Clark, Clifford ScoviIle, Dudley Neff. M,tsic for dancing was furnished by EiTner aaErs. Refresh- ments were serveed by Miss Clara Clark. :: ;4szl Gssa The Christian Endeavor society of the Baptist chu1 eh gave an entertain ment Friday evening which was well attended.
 Miss Ruth S9faffer of Providence is spending a fewi weeks with her grand mother Mrs Charles Burgess in Pal.