Norwich bulletin., 1919-01-09
UNCASVILLE

Mrs Ralph H. Melcer, president en-
tertained the members of the Women's
Home Missionary society last week
Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Louis G.
Newton read selections from the
Home Mission book. A part of the
time was devoted to discussing plans
for the year Mrs. Melcer served re-
treatments after the meeting and So
cial time was spent.
America Council. o. U. A. NJ, has
chosen the following officers for the
ensuing year-Councillor, Frank P.
Richards: vice councillor, Charles r.
Carlyle; recording secretary, Howard
E. Rogers; assistant recording secre-
tary, Robert c. Burchard; inductor
John " Vogle; examiner, David Car
lyle; inside protector, Frank Wilbur;
outside protector, John Lynch: trustee,
Robert c. Burchard; representative to
state council, Howard E. Rogers: al
ternate representative, Frank P. Rich
ards.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Bentley enter
tanned as holiday visitors Doctor and
Mrs. Linwood Towers and son Lin
Mrs. Linwood Tower and SON. Lin
Mary Reagan, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Bentley, of Newark. N. J.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert W. Avery and
Miss Ruth NJ. Long have returned
from brief stay in South Windham.
Mr.. and Mrs. !. Hurwitz have been
entertaining thier grandchildren. Rob
ert Marshall and Miss Ruth Marshall
of New York, and Saul Marshall Of
the L. S. S. DeKalb, recently returned
from France.
Rev. c. c, Tibbetts, pastor of the
Methodist church was in Mystic Mon
day evening, attending a sub district
| conference of Methodist churches
when re delivered an address on The
Organization.
Miss Marion Henry employed in
Hartford recently spent a few days
at the home of her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Edwin Henry.
Reuben Austin, stationed at Camp
Sheriden, Ala, returned to camp after
spending ten days furlough at his
home in town.
Mr. and Mrs. Allison Holmes of Ham
burg took an automobile trip Sunday
spending a while as guests of Mr.. and
Mrs Edwin Henry.
An aeroplane was seen passing over
Palmertown Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs, Frank Weber and
son returned recently from a visit
with relatives in Stafford.
Frank P, Richards spent last week
with relatives in Norwich.
The body of Edgar Daniels was
brought to this village Wednesday
afternoon for burial in Comstock GEM
| etery. Mr.. Daniels was the son of Mr.,
and Mrs. Henry Daniels and was a
resident of the town until about ten
| years ago when he moved TO Hart
! ford where his death occurred after a
few days illness with pneumonia
| He is survived by his wife and cwc
| children, his parents, brother, Elmer
Daniels and sister, Mrs. Victor John.
son.
The service at the grave was If
| charge of Thames lodge, l. o. 0. F., Mr.
| Daniels being member of a lodge Of
the sam order in Hartford. The bear.
ers were William Sisson, Robert Patton
| Charles Allen and George Edwards O,
| Thames lodge.
Mrs. Charles McGaffey, widow 0,
Charles McGaffey, a veteran of tn,
civil War, whose death occurred
some months ago, has been granted {
widows pension.
William Smiddy has been entertain.
ing his brother, Richard Smiddy @
Cragsville, Va
Mrs. Elizabeth McCuddle entertained
over the holidays her son and daugh
term law, John McArdle of Wash
ington, D. c.
The c. NJ. Robertson Co.'S box shol
started up Monday morning after be
ing shut down since Friday night.
Miss May Sullivan has been enter
tanning Mss Mary Doyle of Norwich.
At meeting Of Thames lodge, l. O
Q. f.. the following officers wer,
chosen for the coming year Noblt
grand, William Myers; vice grand
Harry Walt; recording secretary
Robert Patton; finance secretary, DaI
d. Home; treasurer Victor Rosenlund.
John Vogletanz, Jr., after spendin.
a furlough with relatives, has returned
to service in navy in New York.
Tuesday evening the centenary meet
ing OF the Methodist church was heIt
here, representatives from the church
es at Norwich Norwich Town, Volun
! town, Griswold Gales Ferry New Lon
don, and Uncasville were present. Tn,
! speakers were Rev. VI. f. Center O
New London: Rev. G. H. Wither O
| Mystic Rev. E. A. Legg of Norwich
the church pastor, Rev Charles C
Tiobetts. Supper was served from
TO : o'clock