Norwich bulletin., 1916-03-04

Abous $50 Cleared from Minstrel Show -Club Holds Memorial Service for Mrs. Edwin A. Palmer-Palnaer Bros. Company in New Office.
 About $50 was made at the minstrel show given the senior class Of the Palmer Memorial school in Robertson's hall The money will be used to de- fray the expenses of the annual class nip to Hartford.
 Austin Matthews. Henry Rhaeume. Thomas Tuckey, Edward Curtin, Cor nelius Driscon, Edward Gflchrtst, Jerry Sullivan of Pequot council. K. of c., attended the lecture given by David GoIdstein in Norwich under the au- spices of White Cross council.
 Heard VietroIa Selections.
 Friends of MT. and Mrs. Richard Johnson met at their home and en- joyed the evening in listening to se- lections on the Victrola. Among those present were Mrs Hubert Dart, Mrs. John Bothan, Mrs. Flora BeckW1th, Mrs. Phillips, George Brierly, Earl Holmes, Louis Phillips, Edward Her manson. William Lund ana Elmer Seckwith.
 Daniel Rogers. the local icen1an, has filled his icehouse with 10 inch ice the past week
 Memorial Service for Mrs. Palmer. Attendance at the meeting of the Thursday Afternoon club is increasing with each meeting. Seventeen were present at the last meeting, while at the previous meeting there was but 13. Mrs. John B. LathTop was in charge of the meeting Thursday afternoon, at which the Woman's Home Missionary society held a short memorial serV1ce for Mrs. Edwin A. Palmer one of the society's members, and whose turn 1t was to entertain the society on that afternoon. Two hymns, favorttes of Mrs. Palmer, were sung and letter from Mrs Ralph H. Melcer, Mrs. Palm CTS daughter, was read. After this the regular work of the club was con- tinued. Light refreshments were served.
 Mrs. Anna B. Newton was appointed a delegate to attend the Woman s Home Missionary society meeting held Friday in the Federal street Methodist church, New London. Mrs. Charles Bartlett, Mrs. Cora Botham, Mrs. Os- car E. Church and Mrs. George Dart served Night refreshments.
 Surprise Party.
 The following friends of Miss Edna Daniels met at her home on Thursday night, giving her pleasant surprise: Miss MauSe Bennett, Misses Elsie and Edna La Bounty, Miss Vera Burgess Miss Amy Bergman, Misses Carrie and Ethel Woad, Miss Grace Daniels, Miss Ella Rosenlund. Reuben Austin, Louis LOuuS LOUIS La Joseph Hickey, Henry St. Germain Leon Allen. Herbert Rogers, Frank Craig. The evening was spent playing games and with music passed quickly Refreshments were served. As the oc- casiOn was to celebrate Miss Daniels birthday, she was presented hand some bracelet and several other pretty remembrances of the day.
 Miss Lydia Olsen attended the flu. neral of friend in Canterbury Thurs. day.
 The c. R. S. club held it's weekly meeting at the home of Mrs. Frank H Rogers having an enjoyable time Mrs. Rogers served sandwiches, cake 9ffee and fruit
 Standing of Players.
 Standing of the members of tn, OntVille Athletic club that are takint -rt in the pinochle tournament at thu end of the eight series: Cornelius E Flaherty 18,53O, Harry Watt 15,99O Morris Freeman 14,43O, David Frieburs l4190. Morris Frieburg 13,46O, Joh1 Cuddy 11,840, Walter Burgess Il, ,48O Howard Rogers 11,16O. Austin Mat thews 10,590, Edmond Killeen 986O 7,260. Thursday night the fifth series O the clubs pitch tournament was play ed, with the following standing: Her bert Rogers AT, John Mahoney 451 Walter Burgess AS, John Cuddy AT Howard Rogers 414, Frank P. Richard. 413, Charles Chapel 396, Joseph Hicke, 389, Frank Freeman BIT, Austin Mat thews 35O Edward Curtin 337, EdWar1 closer in the pitch tournament stimu lates more interest in this than in tn pinochle tournament.
 William Botham has left the em ploy of George W. Dart and Is witt Postmaster M. E. Tooker succeedin, Miss May Grover. Ripley Perry ha taken MT. Botham's place at the Oar store.
 Last Dance Before Lent.
 The Montville Athletic club gave social and dance in Robertson's hal Friday evening. Htckeys orchestr7 be given before Lent.
 Miss Grace Lathrop, who has beel confined to her home by Illness ha recovered.
 Mrs Elmer left of Worcester Mass IS spending few days at the home O her son. MT. and Mrs. Luther left. fl PalInertown.
 In New Office.
 The Palmer Bros. Co. have move into the new rooms they have beel fitting up in the brick storehouse fo occupancy as an office. The new of fee has been fitted up in fine style three telephones installed and Is light ed by electricity. The building former ly occupied by them as an office vii soon be torn down. Y Stephen Cohen of Fire street ha begun work at the Thames Specialt Co. mill.
 Austin Matthews spent the week en at his home in Westerly.
 BouviIIe-La Bounty.
 At St. Johns Roman Catholic churcs Monday morning Rev John F. } Quinn united in marriage at nuptie high mass Miss Edna La Bounty daughter of MT. and Mrs. L. J. L Bounty, of Palmertown, and NapoIeo Bouville. The bridal couple we're ac companied to the altar by Miss Elsi La Bounty, sister of the bride, an Miss Celia. Bouville, sister of tn