Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-16
MONTvnLE

WHen William Williams Council q IT A. M, of Lebanon, held a most enthi,. slasttc meeting in it's lodge rooms in that that village Tuesday evening, several Iqenners or America Council, No. S4, of Montville, attended and report 4 eood time! which was followed by refresb- ments The trip was made from here in the automobiles of Dan D. Home and Robert c. Burchard. Those attehdins from the MohtviIle lodge were Howard E. Rogers and Robert Dodds of New London, Robert c. Burchard, Frank P. Richards, John Lynch, Roy D. Gardner and Dan D. Home.
 Pequot Council, No. 125, K. of C.. held it's May meeting Tuesday evening in Hickey's hall, PaImertown. The first and second degrees were exempfified on two candidates. John Cuddy and Thomas Doyle, who were elected dele. gates at previous mee4inc, atiesfde1 the state convention of the crfler held ill Meriden Tuesday
 The meeting of Thames lodge, No. Ss, l. o. o. F., took place in the lodge rooms in the Palmer Memorial school building Tuesday evening. After .egree work the lodge voted to send Fred Hubert and Fred E. Church as delegates to the meet | ing of the Grand lodge fiji Hartford l Tuesday next. Several other members of the local lodge will attend this meet l ing.
 Mothers Day was observed Sunday. | the Sth at the Montville Centre Congfe- | gational church with . large deleeation from Palmertown present. Two tofos. Myself, and Saints of Our Mothers were effectively rendered by Mrs r. P. Aver. Following the service a short business meeting was held at which Waiter Mo- ran and David Johnson were appointed | dal fO No SS. gational churches held last Tuesday in Greeneville. At the session of the Sun day school it was decided to introduce seven new features for trial and to or ganize a cradle roll department under the supervision of Mrs. Waiter Moran, Two adult classes are also being organ ized
 About twenty members of the Asso- ciated Service club of New London vis- tied the mills of the RobertsoH Paper Go. and Palmer Bros Co. in the village on Wednesday afternoon, making complete tour of the various departments, witness ing the operations in detail. After the inspection the party returned to New London where the club held it's May meeting at the Y. M C. A. Supper was also served Attending from Montville
 was the president of the club, C. E. Fla herty, also w Wells Lyman. Robert Pa ton and Roy D. Gardner. The club has been invited to visit the three mills of the Brainerd and Armstrong Co. in New
 London June 1.
 Barge Empire has discharged a cargo of strawboard at the Uneasville mills oi the Robert Gair Corporation. This barge
 which is owned by the corporation will
 be engaged in carrying waste paper from
 Brooklyn to Uncasville and the finished
 product on the return trip from here tt Brooklyn.
 Mrs. E. P. Aver and son. Joseph, 0.
 Branford, Conn, are visiting at tn,
 Montville Center parsonage.
 The graduating class of the Uneas
 vile school enjoyed the annual c1as
 trip to Hartford Wednesday, accompan
 led by their teacher and principal, Mis-
 Grace Hooper. The trip was made il
 the two automobiles of Messrs. Helle
 and Mousley.,
 A force of men is at work repafrint and oiling the macadamized road leadini from Uncasvil1e to Palmertown.
 The Cutting club was entertained b,
 Mrs. Harriet Furber, Thursday after noon.
 Lieut.. W. ". Jenking of Brookiy1
 was a business caller in Montviile Wed 5 nesday
 The Ladies' Aid society of the Unio Baptist church met Wednesday, after noon with Mrs. Arthur Biaisdeil. Miss Letitia Comstock Of Norwic Town Is spending several weeks wit Miss Carrie Parker, at Dolbeare hill E The Ladies' Social Union of tn
 Montville Centre church held it's bl
 monthly meeting in the chapel Wednes