Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-10
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Farewell Gifts for Jerome House Shower Given for Miss AIdrich = Rev. Charles T. Douglass Dies in Florida.

Florida.
 Jerome House. who has been super intendent at the UncasviHe AIanufac- | and will enter partnership with Henry | Church. MT. Houses resignation took l effect Saturday. Wednesday he was called to one of the departments of the mill and presented handsome watch chain and charm with F. & A. M. em- blem engraved thereon.
 Rev. Charles C. Tibbetts pastor of the Methodist church has been spend ing a few days with Providence friends.
 Quarterly Conference.
 Rev. G. c. Serivener presided at thel first quarterly conference held at the Methodist church, Gales Ferry. Re ports from the various committees of the cElurch and the pastor were read. John Eldridge, while working in his garden at Hill Top. picked up an In dian arrow head
 Joseph Miller has succeeded Frank Miner as night watchman at the c. M Robertson Co.'S Rockland mill. The jitney drivers in town did a rushing business during the trolley strike.
 Mrs. Annie B. Newton, who has been | ill., has recovered.
 Shower for Miss AIdrieh. Miss Vera Aldrich of Attawaugan, a recent guest of MT. and Mrs. Leolin A. l Comstock, was given a shower during Her visit. Miss Aldrich is the daugh- ter of Rev. J. B. A1drich, a former pas Il tor of the Methodist church, and will be married to MT. and Mrs. Comstock's s son, John P. Comstock, June 14th. A 1 very pleasant evening was spent Re- 4 treatments were served. Mrs. Donald ] Fletcher of Quaker Hill arranged the affair.
 I Death of Rev. Charles r. Douglass. Il Relatives and friends of the Rev. Charles T. Douglass of Winter Park, received word of his death on May 2S was the brother of Mrs Ida Browning and spent a part of the summer of 1915 with her. During his stay in town MT. Douglass made many friends who were grieycd to hear of his death MT. Douglass occupied the pulpit in the Baptist church, which was without a pastor, several Sundays during his , stay north. His home at Winter Park was burned and with 1t a valuable collection of books. The following have been appointed a ; committee by Pequot council, Knights of Columbus: Cornelius Fitzgerald Cornelius Driscoll, John Cuddy, tc have charge of a social and dance to be given in Robertson's hall on Friday evening. Hickey's orchestra will fur i nish music for dancing.
 George Taylor has gone to work fol thesC. M. Robertson Co.'S as fireman. i Mrs. Moses Hart spent a few days ol : this week with her daughter, Mis.
 Josephine Hart, in Hebron. . Walter Burgess, who is employed il
 Castleton, N. z, has returned, after { f few days spent at the home of his par. IS ents, MT. and Mrs. Charles Burgess
 in Palmertown.
 : PunctuaI Pupils. During the month of May there wer' !. Ifourty-four pupils in the Uncasvill, : school perfect in attendance.
 Mrs. c. A. Chapman moved tht week from her home on Gay HiIl re gently sold to Palmer Bros. Co, int
 the home of Mrs. Ida Browning whicl
 was purchased by Miss Nellie Chap man a few weeks ago. Edward Ghappell, who has been oc
 cupying tenement in the Brownint !. house, has moved to one of the tene ments recently purchased by Palme
 Bros. Co. on Gay HilL
 Epworth League Officers.
 The Epworth League at it's meetin elected the following officers: Presi dent, Miss Vera Bartlett; first vic
 president Mrs. Charles Ramage; sec q ond vice president, R. H. Melcer; thir . vice president, Mrs. Jennie Phillips g; fourth vice presidents, Miss Fann1 Smith and Mrs. May Smith; secretar.
 Robert Dodds; treasurer, Mrs. Louis 1e Newton; organast, Mrs. Rufus Hurl al butt; assistant organist, Miss Allie
 Ramage.
 * At the regular meeting of th
 Thursday afternoon club, an entertain l0 ing program was carried out and rs re treatments were served by the con . mfttee in charge. Much interest hs pr been shown in the club meetings.
 The Ladies' Aid society and u er Woman's Home Missionary society
 the Methodist church have alternate m in having charge of there meetings. .s At the regular bi-monthly meetdr
 of the Montv.lle Athletic club one ne
 member was initiated.
 Arthur Me1lor has returned
 Spriugfie1d, Mass.
 = The public schools in town close Fr Tr@ < day. June Sth for the summer vacs ' ton.
 Rufus Phillips has moved from P l., quot to Quaker HilL sf Smiddy-Super.
 At St Johns Roman Catholic chrrs ed Monday morning, Rev. John F. Quir W united in marriage Miss Johanna S1
 per and William Smiddy at Mrs Frank Rogers is entertain h IS, sister, Mrs. Alice Gates. of Richmon
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