Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-04-08

knights of Columbus to Celebrate
26th Anniversary.
Richard w. Johnson moved his
household goods to the house former
ly owned and occupied by Hadley
Porter, recently purchased by c. L.
Hubbard.
Joseph Lavoie Jr.. who has been
spending a few days with friends IN
Pequot, has returned to his home IN
Arctic, r. /.
Fred Iathrop and Arthur Hewitt,
who are attending schol at Mt. Her
mon, were home for the spring Vaca-
ton.
Theodore shaffer has moved his
household goods and family into the
house owned by Mrs. Charles Home of
New London which has been occupied
by Orviile Walden.
Supper and Entertainment.
The regular session of the Thursday
afternoon club was omitted and sup
per followed by an entertainment was
held instead. The supper tables were
in charge of Mrs. Richard Johnson, as
sisted by Miss MAY Smith, Misses
Alice and Ruth Osborn, Miss Alice
Ramage. Miss Agnes Austin, Misses
Agnes and Mildred Goodfellow and
Miss Edith Benson. The cake sale was
in charge OF Mrs. Annie. =. Newton
Mrs Avery and Mrs. NJ. Z. TOoker. AS
sistants in kitchen were Mrs. Bartlett
Mrs. Potter. and Mrs. Beetham. The
program was entertaining, those tax
ins part being: Mrs. Charles c. Thib-
belts Mrs. Belle Curtis, Miss Ruth
Long. Miss Vera Bartlett. The church
orchestra also rendered several selec-
tons The following visiting clergy
men were present and gave addresses:
Rev. Caleb Justice, Kingston, Mass;
r. 1. Roberts, Taunton, Mass; r.
Bruce Sycamore, Mass; II. Door, Fan
River. Rev. 5. +. Mann Of HillsEroVe,
r. l. a former pastor of the church;
Rev. c. c. Thibbetts the present pas
tor. Each gave five minute talk
which was interesting.
Wages Increased.
The Palmers Bros. Co. informed
their employees Tuesday that their
wages would be increased ; per cent.
beginning Monday, March 20.
William Shapiro is selling out his
tcusehoId goods preparatory to NOV
ing TO New York.
Mrs Ralph AIelcer, Mrs Charles E.
Ramage aud Mrs. Charles c. Tibbitts
entertained the out of town visitors
attending the Thursday Afternoon club
entertainment.
Frank BENTLEY mas been appointed
as purchasing agent for the Thames
Specially Co.
r. 2. D. Carrier Buys Car.
Fred 3. Tooker. rural carrier, was
absent from his route part of the week
Fred &. Simpson was in charge dur
ing this time NJ. TOOker has pur-
chased touring car which he intends
to Use on his route before long.
Thomas Berth of Willimantic visited
with friends in town Friday
Mr.. and Mrs. c. z. Flaherty recently
entertained Mrs. Arthur Miller OF
Wcstport fer several days
Overseer from Buffalo.
John Vogletanz OF Buffalo, \. Y, i!
with The c. N. Robertson Co.'S a.
his household goods to one of tn
company's tenemcnts which has beer
occupied by Charles Kingsley, VIII,
viii move to a tenement in PeqUot.
Forty EIGHT pupils of the Uncasvill
school were perfect in attendance dur
ing March.
Lewis AIdrich and Miss Vera AL
dTich of AttaWaUgan are spending
few days here. the guest of friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene BOuViIle o
PeQuot entertained Miss Della Mar
coux Of Willimantic for the weekend
To Celebrate 26th Anniversary.
At the meeting OF PequOt council
Knights of Columbus. Sunday after
noon the following were appointed
committee to make arrangements 70
the celebration of the twenty sixth an
niversaTy Of the council, Friday, Ma
26: Cornelius Fitzgerald. John Cuddy
ana tDEneluS DflStO1i- 1 ne Cel6DTd
ton Will be devoted to the member
and families and council members flo
nearby cities. The baseball tear
talked up its plans and selected J0h
NahOney as manager.
Edwin Phillips, who is employed i
New Haven, spent the weekend at hi
home in PequOt.
Pay Goes Up.
The UncasvilIe Mfg. Co. has in
creased the pay of their employee
five per cent. The strike at tn
Ccmpauv's PequOt mill has been set
tied. Those of the help who had NJ
moved away have gone back to wor
Eugene Daniels, who has been OK
Cupying one of y. c. Iathrop's tent
ments. moved Saturday into tent
ment in the Killeen house in Pequo
James Phillips, who is employed
Bristol, spent the weekend at h
home.
Caught Ten Trout.
Frank Richards went out Sunda
and brought in a string of ten goo
sized trout.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Hotchkiss ell
tertained as guests over the Week-en
Mrs. HOtchkiss' father Joseph Joh1
son, OF Old Mystic.
Lenten services at St Johns R
man Catholic church Tuesday mig
We're a sermon and the Rosary by Re
John Sheehan of New London. Fridi
their were stations of the cross wi
benedictiOn.