Norwich bulletin., 1916-11-11
New London County
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 Tea Held-k. of c. Members At- tend Meeting.
 The Montvflle Athletic club opened up its sociaI season by holding meeting at the headquarters, Thurs day evening. Although the meetings were suspended through the summer it was shown by the large attendance that in terest in the club has not wan ed. Harry Watt was chosen janitor and will make the club rooms ready for the winters enjoyment. Tn eclub members number about thirty. Mrs. M. L. Dwyer of Norwich has been Spending few days with friends in town.
 the meeting of Pequot council. Knights of Columbus for their social and dance Friday evening.
 Spent Social Evening.
 Friday evening Miss Alice Bugbee entertained Miss Helen Slziffington, Miss Katherine Bellmark Miss Agnes Marcoux: Miss Rose Marcoux. Miss F0se E9seo,s EieEHy Eysv wlia 4o. MaToGns Rars,5s Francis TitsRy Stecven Titsky, Earl Comas, Edward Bonville, Joseph Tit sky, Edmond Bugbee. The guests wore Halloween costumes and enjoy ed the evening spent in music and games. Refreshments were served Mrs. Leroy P. Gracey, librarian at the village library has changed the hours of opening Tuesday afternoons to p. m. to 6 D. m.
 Seriously III. Rev. and Mrs A. J. Wilcox are both seriously i'll at their home in this yil- lage. Mrs. Henry Avery of East Lyme Is caring for them.
 New Roadway.
 The c. M. Robertson Co. has men at work blasting out a new roadway which is to. be used to relay a portion of the siding of the c. V.'s spur track which leads to their shipping rooms at the Rockland mill. It will straighten the old track and make more con- Venient to get up to their stockhouse.
 Annual Pound Tea.
 The Good Cheer Sunshine society held its annual pound tea at the home of Mrs. Nathan A. Woooworth Tues day afternoon. There was good at tendance and generous contributions. The articles contributed are to go with other things in baskets to be distrib- u1ed Thanksgiving.
 While at play Saturday, William Rhinehart, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jo- seph Rhinehart, fell from a tree break ing his right arm.
 Seventy pupils at the Uncasville school were perfect in attendance dur ing October and at the Palmertown school there were one hundred per- feet in attendance.
 There was no .school, at T IPalmertown in those grades which are taught in the town house owing to the building being used for election purposes, on Tuesday.
 Arthur Plouff has been spending a few days with friends in Boston.
 Mrs. Florence Hyde made a brief visit to friends in Mantle recently.
 At Norwich K. of c. Meeting. Joseph Hickey, Cornelius Driscoll, Cornelius Fitzgerald, John Cuddy, John Mahoney Edward Killeen, Jerry Sul- hvan, members of Pequot council, K. of C., were Tn Norwich attending session of White Cross council and witnessed the exemplification of the second degree on a class
 Mrs. Moses Hart returned to her home in Palmertown Sunday night, after a weeks visit with friends at Deep Rifer.
 MT. and Mrs. Walter Jeffers enter tained Sunday, MT. and Mrs. William Ieifers Ieit,ts and and son. Harold Jeffers. of
 Sale and Supper.
 The society of the Methodist church held their annual sale and supper at the church Wednesday afternoon and evening.
 The jitney drivers were kept busy Tuesday carrying voters to and from their homes or place of business to the polls,
 Tuesday the weekly prayer meetings were held at the homes of Mrs Mary Chapman and MT. and Mrs. Joseph Smith. Those who attended at MT Smiths were conveyed to their home In a launch.
 Henry Jerome who was stricken with paralytic shock two weeks ago rests more comfortable, but is still in a serious condition.
 Mrs. Ernest Deming of Worcester has returned after a few weeks vis- 1t at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Taylor.
 The Misses Amy and Ruth Berg man, Miss Clara Clark, Miss Mabel Quaker Hill, Miss Minnie Chapel, Miss Florence Chapel. Miss Daisy Simpson, of Norwich. Miss Agnes Hickey, Miss Clara Clark. Miss Mary clark, Miss Edna Judge, Miss Millie Simpson, Miss Elsie LaBounty Miss Jennie Thompson. Miss Amanda Hubert, Mrs. Harriet Allen. William Lyman. Will fred Rushford of Oakdale, Edward Le Gram. John Allen Clifford Shields, Henry St. Gernain. Roy Rabbit, John Levine, Raymond Moore. Armand Plouff, Charles Russell. Amede Lar sigman, George Alien, Arthur Rheaume, Anthony velon, were lniong those who gave Mrs. Edward Le Gram surprise party Friday ev- added to the evenings entertainment.