Norwich bulletin., 1920-01-22
MCASvILLE

Mrs. CnafleSs Hope entertained the Ladies Aid society of the Methodist church at her home. The time was devoted to business and sewing. Dur refreshments. S Frank Austin. the mail carrier be- tween the c. v. station. UncasEiiie, Montville and OakdaleN postoh1ces. IS back on duty after a brief illness. Frank Crandall was substitute car Tier .s.l9st-
 Mrss Ralph Shaffer with her chil- dren, Ruth and Richard sof. New York, is spending a while with her mother, Mrs. Charles Burgess.
 Mrs. Charles T. Beebe entertained the Good Cheer Sunshine society at her home Thursday afternoons last
 Pequot council K. of C. held a spe- ciai meeting in the, lodge rooms In Hickey's hall Thursday at which .the first and second degrees were con ferred on one candidate. Four mem bers of the council, Edward Geary. Arthur Rheaurne, Patrick Donovan and Frederick Richards. received the third degree in Norwich Sunday.
 Rural delivery carriers have, been taking. a eenSTS of their routes by means of slips left in each box to De filled out with the names of the: head
 
 family receiving mail by carrier. <.
 Herbert Rogers, who was in. town for a few days to attend the funeral of his grandmother Mrs. George N. Wood, has returned to his duties in Wollastou, Mass, after spending a few days with his sister, Mrs. Ferdinand Roeers.
 Mir. and Mrs. Albert ". Avery en- tertained the members of the Get. To- getIier club at it's first meeting. Whist was played and an enjoyable evening twas spent.
 During. the stay in town of Rev. and Mrs. G. E. Chaopell of New Haven they were entertained at the home of Mr. and Mrs Norman c. Allen. Rev, MT. Chappell was former pastor of the Union Baptist church and was in 1 town to attend the funerals of Edwin Phillips and Mrs. G. N. Wood.
 c. Eldredge Smith, who succeede cd Carlon E. Wheeler as supervisor of the 1 schools in town, and whose resisna- ton took effect Jan.. 1st, left town l Tuesday for his home in New York. 7 Thursday evening Mir, and Mrs Norman c. Lathrop entertained a party of friends of their son Frederick 1 Lathrop Whist was played. the prizes going to Miss Ruth Bergman and Frederick Latllrop. Refreshments were served.
 I F. Edrnund Rogers. James McFar. 1 land and John Lynch recently had a successful fishing trip for pickerel if the Wheeler pond.
 Wednesday evening the Montvflle branch of the Red Cross society held meeting for some time. For a while school building, this being the first meetin gfor some time. For a while | Ay- 4 work on garments for the refugees. The Eastern Connecticut Power company has one bungalow nearly completed and 12 cellars excavated or 1 the land which thev purchased of Al bert Rogers some time ago.
 Work on Charles Rafnage's new house is progressing rapidly and the horse Pred Perkins is building is well under way.
 There was a large attendance ol members and a number of out of town guests present at the. meeting of Thames lodge. I. O. O. F. last week Tuesday evening. The. second degree was conferred on class, after which | the officers were installed by District Deputy John V. King of New London grand, Clifford Shields; vice grand Frederick Church; past grand Harry Watt: treas,rer.. Victor Ft7senIund; !; financial secretary, Dan D. Home: sec retary. Robert Patton; warden, Walter Atwood; conductor, Chester Com stock; right scene supporter to noble grand George Edwards; left scene supporter to noble grand. Willis |. Sawyer: right scene supporter to vice grand, Isadore Horwitz:. left scene supporter to vice grand, Charles As len; inside guardian, Harry Atwood; outside guardian, William MyersI chaplain. Edwin S. Henry. The MontviIle Home Guard associa- ton held it's first meeting of the year in Palmer Memorial hall recently. when the annual election took place 7