Norwich bulletin., 1917-02-17
New London County
UNCASVnLE

UNCASVnLE Large Attendanee at Funeral of Mrs.
 Lydia A. Latham-sunshiners Met Notes of Much Interest.
 The body of Mrs Lydia A. Latham whose funeral was held at the home of her nephew in New London, Friday afternoon was brought to this village tor burial in the family plot in Com stock cemetery. The funeral service was conducted by the Rev. F. D. Lud- dington of Hill Top. a former pastor of Quaker Hill church and the Rev. Donald Fletcher, the present pastor. Mrs. Latham was the youngest child of a family of four children of Daniel and the last member of her family.
 The most of her early life was pass ed in this town.
 Eight Perfect in Attendance.
 During the month of January the roll Tt the Palmer Memorial school shows there was eighty pupils perfect in at- tendance.
 Mrs. Mary Farnum of New Haven has been spending a few days with friends in town
 K. Of C.. Ladies, Night.
 Ladies' night which was held by Pe- quot council, Knights Of Columbus, on Friday evening was attended by about fifty members. their wives and friends, all enjoying themselves to full extent taining programme with refreshments of sandwiches. coffee, cake and ice cream were. served The committee in charge of the affair were Joseph Fitzgerald, CorneIous Driscoll, John Cuddy and Edward Curtin.
 Mrs. Harry Bogue after a few weeks spent visiting friends in Paterson, N
 ha TaA& rSrs6 fN I.A- l.. TD1g mertown.
 The Montvi1le Athletic club post poned supper to have been held last week on Wednesday evenings meet be set Work is completed wiring the clubhouse for lighting by electricity. A meter will soon be installed.
 With Sunshine Society. The Incorporated Good Cheer Sun shine society members were enter tained at the home of Mrs Frank Moses of this village and besides other routine business officers were elected to act until next April. The following are the recently appointed: President, Mrs. Augustus c. Stearns; first vice president, Mrs. Frederick E. Comstock: second vice president, Mrs. Grace Mallory: secretary, Miss Laura B. Woodworth; treasurer, Mrs Charles T. Beebe. Two new members wore voted in the society. Those mem
  the play, Above the Clouds, were taken Tuesday afernoon- in automobiles own ed by George Fritts and F. J. Alexand-- ar to Baltic. where the play will be re-
 Entertained by Readings.
 After the usual routine of business at the meeting of the Thursday Aft ernoon club the members were pleas nntfy entertained by reading and mu- sic. Miss Marion Smith sang and Miss Alice Ramage rendered a piano solo, Mrs. Phillips, Miss Thompson and Mrs Chapel served refreshments.
 The =Epworth League of tine Metho- dist church held a Valentine social un- der the supervision of Mrs. Charles Carlyle. on Wednesday night.
 Personals and Notes.
 pr. Morton B. Fox accompanied by his mother, Mrs. Louisa Fox were Sun day visitors of relatives in East Lyme.
 John Malinowslxy who has been in the Lawrence hospital for treatment has returned home.
 Sunday morning at. St Johns Ro- man Catholic church the 10 o'clock mass was celebrated by Father Big len of New London. In his sermon he related many Of his experiences as missionary in British Columbia and in Vancouver.
 Mir. and Mrs Matthew Walsh enter eained as their Sunday guests, MT and Mrs. William McMahon of Norwich
 Hermon Babcock who is employed in town spent the week end at the home of his parents, MT. and Mrs Willis Babcock of Old Lyme.
 Cochegan camp, Modern Woodnen of America at it's meeting Monday night voted to hold asocial and dance Easter Monday night. The members of the degree team will arrange plans for a successful affair.
 Patrick Donoghue employed in Old Mystic spent the week end with rela- lives in town.
 Mrs. Frank Bentley will entertain the Afternoon Auction club at her home at Hill Top Thursday afternoon. Many of the townspeople considered Monday to be the coldest day of the season
 William Vallett, who has been ill with an attack of grip is now suffer Ing from jaundice.
 Sunday was observed in the church. es as Lincoln day. the pastors of the churches delivering sermons appropri- ate.
 The Boy Scouts of the village are planninS to attend services at the Methodist church on Sunday morn ing in a body taking a part in the ex- ercfSeS.