Norwich bulletin., 1916-05-06

bus Meeting.
 Thursday evening the L. T. L. club members were entertained at the home of Mrs. c. Everett Chapman After a pleasant social hour Mrs. Chapman served cake and punch and ice cream. Miss Ruth Dow was awarded the
 Worked For Red Gross.
 The Thursday afternoon club of the Methodist church held it's meeting this week with twenty present This meet | ing was in charge Of the Womall's Home Mission, and was led by Mrs. Ralph H. Melcer. A short business session was held, after which Red Cross work was given out. A social hour was spent and refreshments were served.
 Several applications for membership were received at the meeting of Coche- gan Camp, Modern Woodmen of Amer ica, at the last meeting.
 Morris Frieburg. who has recently e. c. Ramage. has moved from the c. M. Robertson company's tenement into his new home.
 Country Clubs Dance.
 The social and dance given Friday evening by the Montville Country club was attended by about forty. The dancing program consisted of eighteen numbers. several of which were the old-fashioned dances and were much l enjoyed. The, success of the evening was due the committee; Louis Peters, l Henry St. Germain and Frank Craaig. Miss Katherine McDermott of this | village is employed in the Montyille post office at Palmertown.
 | Charles Osborn has obtained work in Ansonia and is planning to move his household goods and family there soon.
 Choir Visits Gales Ferry.
 The choir of the Methodist church went to Gales Ferry Sunday to repeat the Easter cantata t.The Lord of the Eastertide.' The choir members were transferred across the river in row boats, loaned by their owners.
 The little daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Roscoe c. Dart and the son of Mir. and Mrs. Wallace Potter were christened at the Sunday morning services at the Methodist Episcopal church recently
 The Good Cheer Sunshine society members were entertained at the home of Mrs. Frank Mousley Thursday after noon. The society members are re- hearsing a play. Our Folks"
 Auction at ChappeII Place.
 There was a good attendance at the auction of the household goods and be- longings of the late Judge Charles N Chappell, held at his home Tuesday ! SOAI brought a good price.
 Surprised on Birthday.
 Friday evening at the home of MT and Mrs. Henry Church. there was g merry gathering of friends in honol of Mrs Church's birthday. Mrs Church was completely surprised. Int evening was pleasantly spent witt music and a few enjoying dancing Miss Grace Iathrop told fortunes anC was awarded a prize for her skill Mrs. Church was presented a potteC tplant. Refreshments were served by Miss Lyla Chapman, Mrs. Earl Lath, | rop and Miss Vera Burgess. Amons those present were Mrs. Le GranC tChappell. Moses Chapman, Miss Lyls Chapman, Mrs. Moses Hart, Mrs. Ro! , Johnson and Raymond Johnson, Mis- Vera Burgess, Mrs. William Webster Miss Maude Bennett, Mrs. Charles
 Burgess, Mrs. Joseph Church, Mrs Earl Lathrop, Mrs. Harry Rogue, Mis- Florence Olin, Miss Grace Lathrop.
 X. of c. Degree ExempIified. Sunday afternoon at the meeting O
 Pequot council, Knights of Columbus District Deputy John F. Hennon o : Jewett City exemplified the third de
 gree on a class of candidates. Ther was about two hundred present Dep
 'ltv Hennon was assisted by Distric Deputy Thomas Berth of Willimanti on carrying out the degree work
 After the ceremonies State Advocat Jerome J. Collins gave an interesting talk on the fourth degree exemplifi
 cation which will be carried out a New Haven the last of the month The members of this council have beel
 invited to attend the third degree ex
 qualification at Norwich next Sunday
 After the work was over she entertain
 ment committee, Cornelius Driscol
 John Cuddy, Matthew Walsh and Cor f---T ! of sandwiches, cake and coffee. Man,
 of the out-of-town guests came fl 5 automobiles.
 Il Arbor Day Exercises. On Friday afternoon exercises wer
 held at the Uncasville school in ob e servance of Arbor Day. The followinI v program was given: Selections o1 t Vietrola- Reading of Proclamation
 Recitation, Origin of Arbor Day, Lorn I 1 Ballard. RolI-call of Birds, grade
 five and six. Reading, Red Heade ,. Woodpecker, Harold Botham. Life o L John Audubon, Arzelia Newton. Reef
 tation. Woodman, Spare That Tree k Inez orn. Tree planting, George Xii V leen. Fall Fashions, Mildred Austir d Song, The Violet, grades three, fou : and five. How the Leaves Came DowT e grades one and two. The Vil1ag l, Blacksmith. grades three and fou1 y Composition, Luther Burbank, Ell ] SOnu6lly. OOQSS 11Iy 66lIS E1Qe L grades seven and eight. How to Plan y a Tree, Hugh Casey. Arbor Day Sons
 grades six and seven. Selection O n VictroIa. Song. America, school. Afte :, this program had been rendered tn s pnpils devoted the rest of the afternoo
 to clearing up the school grounds.
 The baseball game between the Un
 casville team and the team from Pc
 quot was won by the Uncasville tean
 32 to 1.
 = Harry Williamson, student at Trin 5. ity college. spent the week end at tn ;. home of his parents. MT. and MT r Alexander Williamson.
 Farewell Party.
 Saturday evening sixteen friends ( T Herbert Rogers met at the home (
 his parents, MT. and Mrs. Frank f . Rogers, to give him a farewell part, MT. Rogers has been in the employ = tho c. M. Robertson company but ha 2 resigned to work in Boston. The eve e ming was spent in playing games an = music, after which delicious refresh " ' ments were served. Those preser ? were Miss Marion Henry. Miss Am 3- Bergman, Miss Maude Bennett, Mis |. Gertrude Rogers. Miss Dorothy Roger
 Miss Laura Chapman, Miss Roby a Boynton, Miss Lillian Sawyer, Waltl h Bergman. Harry Wall, Henry O'Gel