Norwich bulletin., 1917-05-05

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 William Watt. MT and Mrs. Thom- as Watt and Harry Watt motoreo 10 Hartford Saturday afternoon to attend the wedding Of Miss Elizabeth Mauoe Huributt, daughter of former Montvine Postrna ster Lewis B. Hurlbutt, and Winthrop Baldwin Robbins, which tock place Saturday evening The local guests returned home Sunoay evening s'
 Delegates to Grand Lodge.
 'r-aa.--s lodge, | 0. O. F., has re- ce4 red (he supply of regalra oroereu rha. destroyed when the lodge rooms were burned out At the meeuns Harry Ericson and Everett chapman were chosen to attend the grand lodse session in New Haven in May as oele- gates from Thames lodge.
 The third quarter of the pool tour nament between the Decem cIuo aho MontviEe Athletic club was played o1I with a. score of 120 to 41o III IAVor oi the Athletic club.
 Annual Election.
 At the meeting of the Thursday Aft ernoon club the Ladies Aid Society of the Methodist church held its an nual election, choosing as President Mrs. Cora Botham; first vice presl- dent Mrs. Jennie Phillips; second vice president. Mrs Mary Chapman; sec retary, Mrs. Annie B. Newton: treas urer, Mrs. Charles Hope; directors, Mrs. Richard w Johnson, Mrs. oscar D. Church, Mrs. Joseph smith, MIS- Hubert G. Dart.
 Moves From Norwich.
 Latham Hull has moved from Nor vfch into the new home he has been building.
 Robertson's hall the following have Germain. Jr, James E. Becl1with, Gil bert BunneH Martin V- Burke. Fred Chapel, Eugene H. Chapman, Henry Church. John T. Eldredge. Frank Lewis Phillips. Henry Rhaeumme' Michael Rhaeumme, Fred Spencer, Fred Spencer, Jr., Luther Teft, John Vogletanz, Jr-
 interesting Sermon.
 Rev. Charles c. Tibbetts, pastor of the Methodist church, delivered an 1n- teresting sermon Sunday morning on the evening the meeting of the Dp- worth League was led by Mrs. liar old Cornet- Subject, Symmetrical Versus Lop-sided Development.
 Thursday evening the senior class at the Uncasville school held sale of cake and ice cream for the purpose of earning money to defray the ex- penses of the class trip to Hartford.
 liked to Uneas' Grave
 Harvey Louis and Frank Mousley, Charles Ramage, Harvey Newton, Pe- ter Moroski, Carl Benson, Andrea Ma loni members of the Boy Scouts with their Scoutmaster Louis Phillips, en- joyed a twelve mile hike through Massap peag to Norwich, visiting Uncas' grave. Saturday they went to Rocky Valley accompanied by Rev. C. c. Tib betts and Sunday to Decaturs noun tain A c. Mafaers has moved from Lyme into one of the tenements owned by G. W. Dart.
 MT. and Mrs. George Dart won't to their summer cottage on Mason's Is- land, Sunday, for the day. Mrs Annie B. Newton has been spending a week in Bridgeport. Mrs. Mary Chapman, who has been I spending most of the winter in Mys- 1 tic has returned to her home in this place. the addition to the house of William | Webster. Mrs. F. E. Wilson. wife of Dr. Vii | son. a former physician of the village, 1 now of Hartford, is being entertained | for a few days at the hsrne of MT | and Mrs. Frank Mousley. Cornelius F1aherty, Cornelius Drls- | coll, Cornelius Fitzgerald. John Cuddy. | Edward Curtin. were in New London. | ing If Seaside Council. Knights of 1 Columbus, witnessing the exemplihca-i ton of the third degree.
 Surprise Party.
 4 pleasant surprise was given Miss Lillian Garrett, Saturday evening at her home The time was pleasantly | passed with selections on piano and violin by Miss Lillian Garrett and E1- mer Garrett; vocal selections by Pa trick Delaney and William Carter. Miss. Garrett served refreshments. About forty were present.
 Cheer Sunshine S0cietV l was entertained Thursday afternoon at Sunshine hall by Mrs. Peter Taylor. Wednesday evening the Home Guards held a drill in the rooms fitted up for this purpose in Palmer Bros. Co.'S storehouse.