Norwich bulletin., 1919-01-24
UNCASVILLE

There was large attendance at the January meeting of the Epworth League of the Methodist church, held Monday at the parsonage with the Rev. and Mrs. Charles c. Tibbetts. A lunch was served during the evening. At the Methodist church Sunday morning the address was by the dis trict superintendent Rev. George c. Scrivener, of Norwich. There was a large attendance and the address was helpful and instructive. At the eve hing service q solo, Now the Day Is | Over, by Speaker, was sung by David Carlyle.
 The young folks are enjoying the skating on the mill ponds.
 Misses Margaret and Katherine Nc l Dermott Miss Mae Sullivan and Miss l Helen Gilmore were in New London, l attending a party given by MT. and Mrs. Joseph Crowley.
 | Josephine Litsky, a sixth grade pu- pil of the Palmer Memorial school, in returning to her home in Pequot on Monday noon. attempted to cross the pond near Palmer Bros Co.'S mill. When near the channel the ice gave way. She sank in the icy water to
 her arm pits, but did not go in over her head. She was seen by Charles Ramage and Fred Chapel Mir. Ram age secured a plank and with the as- sistance of MT. Chapel succeeded in getting the girl out She was badly
 chilled and was taken to the Palmer mill where she was given first aid after which she was taken to her homo by jitney.
 | Cochegan Camp, Modern Wood,nen
 of America, held it's installation at it's
 meeting Monday evening. After the
 
 ed the memb CTS and their guests.
 MT. and Mrs. Theodore Pearson. who
 have been at the home of Victor Pear
 son in Massachusetts, caring for Mrs Pearson and children, have returned
 to their home.
 Miss Susan Home has been i'll. o. J. Mecca of Skuylerville. N. Y.
 has been visiting c. M. Robertson Co
 as machine tender.
 Tuesday evening at the meeting O TTAnes Lodge, the officers were in.
 stalled by District Deputy Grand Mas. , ter John V. King of New London, as l sisted by District Deputy Grand Mas l ter A. c. Williams. District Deput! 7 uty Grand Recording Secretary Iranl } Richards, District Deputy Financia Secretary W. H. Crawford, Distric ] Deputy Grand Chaplains W. B. How 3 ard and District Deputy Inside Guar : dian E. H. Dunbar After the cere
 monies sandwiches, doughnuts an f coffee were servedI
 , A sick visiting committee has bee I appointed as follows: Stephen Ash e craft for Waterford. Clifford Shield = Uncasville: Fred J. Hope, Palmer I | town: Edwin Comstoci1, Mcntvi!7 }, Center; Harry Atwood Chesterfield :; relief committee, Dan D. Home, Ere T J. Hope, Harry Atwood.
 The funeral Of Miss Louisa Gasl e peuX, whosje death occurred at he p home in Pequot, was hejd Thursda t at undertaking rooms in Shaple. = street, New London. Rev J. 2cmey n Danforth conducted the services. Bul
 iai was in Jordan. cemetery. It Friends of Lewis Peters, of New Hs g ven, at enc time employed in the Pa |. Inner mill, have received word that l Il has been wounded by an explosion - Virginia Beach.
 e A large number of friends of Mi
 Gladys Carleton met Wednesday evt Te hing at her home in Pequot to eel, Id brate her birthday. Among tho l. present were Agnes and Teresa Hicl
 ey, Susan and Jeanette Home, Sad l. La Gram, Anna Bellnack, Mauc a Blaisdell and Evelyn Hamond, Flo