Norwich bulletin., 1920-01-29
UNcAsVILLE

Mir. and Mrs. Charles Carlyle enter tained at dinner Sunday in honor of the eighteenth birthday of their son. David. The guests included local friends and others from Norwich and New London.
 Pequot council, Knights of Colum- bus. held a meeting Sunday afternoon in Hickey's hall at which arrange ments for social and dance were dis csssed.
 County Secretary Keller of the Y. M. c. A. with three graduates of Wesle- van university. Middletown, Messrs Caster Gregory and Smith heIda get together social in the Methodist church Saturday evening. The Boy Scouts and Messrs. Castor Gregory and Smith, went@on a hike during the afternoon. At service. Sunday morn ing in the Methodist church MT. Kel- Ter addressed the congregation. A boys meeting was held at the home of Charles E. Ranger, Sunday after noon.
 Thursday afternoon the Ladies' Aid society of the Methodist church were entertained by Mrs. William Vallett at her home. After the business ses- sion arrangements for a chicken pie supper were made and the following committee were appointed: Mrs. Chas. Hope. Mrs. Burke Hewett and Mrs. Charles Hurlbutt.
 Thursday afternoon the Good Cheer Sunshine society was enter tained at the home of Mrs Frank Moses. A dollar social was held, each member relating her experiences in earning the dollar which she contrib uted. Twenty members were pres ent and much amusement was furnish ed One of the most Interesting ex- perience was that o& Mrs. Laura Woodworth.
 At the recent meeting of Cochegan the following officers were chosen for the coming year: Councillor Lewis J. LaBouaty. Jr.; advisor. Daniel Sulli- van; banker John I.r'nch: watchman, William Allen; sentry, George Ed wards Jr.;; past councillor. Arthur La Flamme; trustees, Ray Nelson, Joseph Mareoux and Isador Horowitz. After the installation hY Councillor George H. Stanton, of Norwich. an oyster supper was served by w. A. Ritchie. At the meeting three applications for membership were received.
 Mrs. Richard Johnson and Mrs; AL bert W. Avery attended the meeting of the Home circle, K'ng's Daughters held at the Johnson Home, Norwich. Roberta Kelley, superintendent of the Standard Packa ee G. has been on Q business trip to New York. Jarvis Street. who has been i'll with pneumonia is improving slowly. Charles Chapel shot gray fox Sat urday night near his home. The fox was accompanied by another which succeeded in getting away. Maurice IoselowskY, who recently i purchased the shed which was on the property Nichols Church sold the town. L.nve it to Oakdale Sunday. l The shed is eighteen by twenty feet, and will De remodeled by MT. Yose- 1 lowslzy and used for store. Mir. and Mrs. Fred J. Hope enter 1 tained friends Sunday in honor Of the birthday of Mir. Hopes sister 1-1aw, Mrs. Charles Hope. A delicious tur- | key dinner was served at 8 o'clock p. n, The afternoon was spent with nu- sic. Among the guests was MT. and Mrs. Dwight Kelsey, Howard Kelsey. Mir and Mrs Albert W. Avery, Miss Ruth Long, IT. and Mrs. Charles Hope, Miss Hope FreelaRd of Sutton, i Mass.
 At the meeting of American coun- | cil, o. U. A. NJ. Thursday night the following officers were elect l ed for the first six months of this year: Councillor, Rob ert Dodds; recording, secretary, How ard E. Rogers: assistant recording
 secretary Robert c. sBurchard: f1nanci-
 al secretary Frank P. Richards treas
 urer, Dan D. Home; instructor. John i Lynch; examiner Harry Walt; in-
 side protector, John Eldridge; outside
 protector, Frank Wiubur. Tnstallation
 exercises will be held at the meeting ] in February.
 1 During 1919 in the town of Mont
 vile there were sixty-nine births, for ty-seven deaths and thirty-four mar riages. The number of births in each tmonth was: January 6, February 2 March 5, April T. May 5. June 3, July g 1.-two of these mentioned sons to MT and Mrs. GuptiD, August 3. September 6. October 8. November 10, December 5. including twin daughters to MT. and Mrs. Charles C. Church.
 The death rate is much lower than
 in 1918. Tn January there were 4,
 February 2. March s. April s, May T June 3. July 6, September 5, Octoger i 3, November 2, December ?. The old