Norwich bulletin., 1916-03-25
New London County
UNChSVILLE


Thursday Afternoon Club Meets-AtF-
ietio Club Winners Receive Prizes
Bank Mill Rebuilt.
There was a good attendance at the
Thursday Afternoon clubs meeting
The members of the Ladies Aid society
Hubert Dart, the society's president
being unable to be present. Mrs.
Charles g. Tfbbetts gave an interest
ing talk on The Ideal Mother. Light
Refreshments were served by Mrs. T1o-
belts and Mrs Wallace Potter.
About $35 was made at the entertain
ment, the District Skule, given at the
Methodist church Tuesday night.
Miss Alice Bugbee Of Pequot was
taken Tuesday to the Bacl1us hospital
Norwich, for surgical treatment.
Orville Walden has returned home
after a visit with his brother in Bos-
ton. Mr.. Walden since his return has
sold to Albert Church one Of the houses
he used in the grocery business.
Friday afternoon the Woman's Home
Missionary society of the Methodist
church was entertained by Mrs. John
B. Lathrop. After the regular pro-
gramme the mite boxes were opened.
Norman G. Lathrop is confined to
his home by Illness.
Miss Dorothy Peringer was the week
$4,000 49,
Dickerman of Norwich.
Leave for New Jersey.
John Salter and family left Thurs
day for their new home in New Jersey.
Mrs. T. A. Mahoney and son Edward
were week end guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Hartie of Norwich.
Edwin Phillips, who is employed in
Providence, spent a few days at his
home in Palmertown.
Athletic Club Meets.
At the meeting of the Montville Ath-
letfc club held Thursday night bust
ness session was held. On account of
Austin Matthews, who was recording
secretary and tn resignation of
John Cuddy, who was financial secre-
tary, these offices were vacant. Charles
Chapel was elected to fill the vacancy
caused by the resignation of Mr. Mat
thews, and Harry Watt is placed in the
Office held by John Cuddy. Two more
names were added to the house COM
mittee and several improvements
which are much needed will soon be
attended to under their supervision. A
committee composed of Joseph Hickey,
Edward Curtin and Louis Peterson
was chosen to reorganize the clubs
minstrel troupe and arrange for an
entertainment. The prizes awarded to
Cornelius .F1aherty, first, and Harry
Watt, second, in the pinochle tourna-
ment were presented the winners Both
prizes were handsome pipes with bags
of tobacco.
John Nichols, who has been in the
employ of the c. M. Robertson Co, has
obtained work at the Hopkins & AL
len Co.'S plant in Norwich, and be-
gan work Monday.
Auction Club Entertained.
Mrs. Frank E. Wilson entertained
the Afternoon Auction club at her
home Thursday afternoon. Light re-
freshments were served.
The prize winners at the meeting of
the L. T. G. club, which was enter
tanned by Mrs. G. E. FTaherty were
Miss Ruth Dow, first; second, Miss
Vera Burgess.
Truman Keyes has Louis Phillips at
work repairing and improving his
home.
Palmer Bros. company has men at
work tearing down the building for
merly used for an Office.
Miss May Turner is filing the va
cancy in the C. M. Robertson Co.'S of
fee made by the resignation of Aus
tin Matthews who was employed as
stenographer previous to leaving for
A,position near his home.
Mill Rebuilt.
The &c. M. Robertson Co.'S bank mill
Which was built on the site of the one
burned, is now completed and all ma
chinery installed and is ready and it
Is expected to be manufa curing pa
per at once.
Robert HENDERSON of Westerly Is
working at the Uncasville Manufactur-
Ing company.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles E. Ramase en-
tertained Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Rogers
and daughter, Miss Florence Rogers of
Norwich, for the weekend.
Supper Committee.
Al committee composed of Mrs. An
ma B. Newton, Mrs. Albert w. Avery,
Mrs. Herbert G. Dart, has been ap-
pointed to arrange for an entertain
ment and supper to be given by the
Thursday Afternoon club.
Elihu Street, one of the towns old
est residents, is confined to his home
On Gay hill by illness.
Gharles 5. johnson has Wylie Rog-
ers at work repairing his house at
the witch hazel mill.
Monday afternoon Mrs. Henry E.
Dart entertained several relatives and
friends in honor of her birthday. A
delicious supper was served by Mrs
Darts daughter, Mrs. NJ. H Furber.
among those present were Mrs. Fred
Hooper of Arlington, Mass, Mrs. John
Rlrdd; Mrs. Frank Austin, Mrs. John
Rudd, Mrs. Franklin Austin, Mrs. John
austin of New London, Mrs. Mortimer
kathrop and child, Mrs. LeGrand
Chappell, Mrs. Ellen Clifford and Mrs.
John Lynch. Mrs. Dart was remem-
pered= with many pretty gifts and a
arge number of post cards.
Gives Up Jitney.
Edward ChappeIl has given I'D driv-
pg the jitney and has gone to work
rs teamster for the Palmer Bros Co.
VIII Raise Squads.
Walter Perry and Ripley Perry are
making great preparation for estab-
iSh1nP Themselves in mic sci,
they have received large number
# the best stock from which they will
aise squads for the market.
The choir at the Methodist church,
Mrs. Thomas Spiers, director, is re-
learsing an Easter cantata.
The L. G. T. club was entertained
tuesday night by Miss Ruth Dow at
he home of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Mi
er.