Norwich bulletin., 1917-04-07
New London County UNCkSVILLE

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 Former Superintendent and Matron
 Return to Town Farm Birthday
 cslebration-Lewis J. La Bounty
 Sells Out Business-Attorney Chas.
 w. Comstoek Recovering.
 
 The third contest of the pool tourna- ment between the Athletic club and the Decenn club was played Thursday ters with a result of 72 points for the Decem club. Two members of the Athletic club were absent and their PiScs Tas taken a HS Eugene Green and 1o5! the three games, is Athletic club 292, Decem club S64.
 The Tuesday evenings prayer meet ing was held at the home of MT. and Mrs. William Cousins.
 Return to Town Farm.
 Mir. and Mrs. George Beckwith who moved to SimSbury last fall moved back Monday to the Montville aims house, succeeding MT. and Mrs. James Beckwith as superintendent and ma tron.
 James Beclvith finished moving from the almshouse into the house on the Simpson estate in PeQuot Mon day.
 Entertained for Aunt. Mrs. Melvin Furber entertained on Friday afternoon for her aunt, Mrs. Annie Hooper of Arlington, who is her guest. The afternoon was enjoy ably spent by the following friends and neighbors of Miss Hooper during the residence in town some years ago: Mrs. Charles c. Turner. Mrs. Charles A. Chapman. Mrs William L. Webster Miss E1oise A. Landphere, Miss Grace I. Hooper, Miss Susie N Wood, Miss Ella Turner. Miss Alton, Mrs. Henry E. Timer Getchel and son Alton, Mrs. Henry E. Dart of Montville. Mrs. Bur tis Dunbar. Mrs. Frank Beckwitr. Miss Ruth Darrow of New London. Miss Lillian Filler of Attawaugan, Mrs Ida Browning of Jamaica Plains, Mass. Mrs. Hooper was remembered with pretty gifts by those present as we'll aS from out of town friends in honor of her birthday, which occurred on March 2S. During the afternoN Mrs F'urber served delicious refreshments
 Dance Committee Appointed
 Fred Spencer. Medos Lusignan, Ralph Bug'bee, Eugene Green, Joseph Colombo. Joseph Marcoux. Frank Horovitz have been chosen by Coche- gan Camp. Modern Woodmen of Anne rtca, committee of arrangements for a social to be given after Lent
 Attorney comstoek Improving. Attorney Charles w. Comstock is improving after an illness which has confined him to his home for several days.
 Mir. and Mrs Walter Jeffers have been entovtaining Mrs. Jeffers' broth CT, William Allen of Baltic.
 Baptist Officers.
 Sunday at the Baptist church the annual election of officers took place Mrs. Fred J. Hope. Mrs Norman C. Allen and Mrs. Melvin Fl. Zurber were the committee chosen to appoint the officers and teachers The officers are about the same as last year with the exception of the assistant superintend- ent who resigned, Mrs. Frank Clark succeeding and Miss Church succeed ing as pianist.
 Palm Sunday Communion.
 Thirty members of Pequot council, Knights of Columbus. and the Holy Name Society attended service in a body at St. Johns Catholic church and received communion Palm Sunday.
 Thursday evening the senior class Of the Uncasville school gave an en- veloe in the Sunday school room of the Methodist church
 pr. George Giberts. who is prac- ticing in New Haven: spent few %srsba Sayf thie e,Ybsrt Msst ith his mother Mrs William Wata Mrs. Thomas Watt Mir. and Mrs. Edwin Henry were on an automobile trip to Hartford Sun day.
 Sells Out Business.
 
 the blacksmith business which he has conducted for the past fourteen years to a man from Oakdale. The build ing at one time stood in front of the Baptist church but was moved by it's owner. the late John M Austin, at that time to it's present stand on the state road.
 Patrick Donoghue was recent guest at the home of his sister, Mrs. Joseph Berth in Hanover
 Thursday Club Meets. The Thursday Afternoon club met under the management of the Ladies' Aid society of the Methodist. church. Mrs Cora Gotham. the society's pres ident, led the meeting. Cornelius F1aherty and Joseph Hick- ep were in Moosup attending the ex- of the third degree on a class of candidates of All Hallows' council. Knights of Columbus Miss Ruth Shaffee of Norwich is spending a vacation with her grand Mfr. and Mrs. Charles Bur- gess in Palmertown. Work on the bungalow of Mrs C. A. Chapman at Haughton is progress ing. It is hoped that it will be ready for occupancy by May 1. Albert Edmonds is working in Nor wlch at the Hopkins & Allen Arms plant.