Norwich bulletin., 1909-06-09
VARIOUS MATTERS

VARIOUS MATTERS
Rhododcndrons are in bloom.
The new telephone directory goes
to press June 10.
More sun ana warmer nights would
please the gardeners.
Dancing in T. A B. hall tonight.
Bakers orchestra.-adv.
Several from here will inspect the
work OF the New London manual
training school today.
The steamer Caledonia, upon which
DIR. Patrick Cassidy and family were
passengers, has reached Glasgow.
On Thursday and Friday evenings
of this week devotions in honor OF the
Sacred Heart OF Jesus will be held in
st. Patrick's church.
Miss Mabel Agnes Bathgate, daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. James Bathgate OF
East Lyme, will be married today
"wednesday at 1890 o'clock to FL
wyn Hall of Dover. Me.
Cars that make up the Central YER
mont railroad observation train are
being put in condition for service. The
work was started at New London on
Tuesday morning and will be com
pleted in a fortnight.
A deceptive counterfeit $40 national
bank note bearing the portrait of
William Mckinley, has been discov-
cred and the banks have been mott
fed. The note is on the Citizens
Central National bank Of New York.
The New London Globe states that
Letter Carrier John Farrell began on
Tuesday a fifteen days vacation, dur
ing which he viii be married to Miss
Mary McCafferv Of New London,
daughter of the late Mr.. and Mrs.
Patrick Mccaffery.
The Connecticut Society of the Co
Ionial Danes of America held a gen
eral social meeting at three O'Clock on
Tuesday afternoon nj the home of Mrs.
Charles Eortham Lee in Pennington.
Mrs. Mabel Osgood Wright read
paper on The Colonial Women and the
Women Of Today.
IT is stated that ]. DIN Howe OF
Waterbury. formerly OF Norwich, ia
expected to prepare the tribute to the
late Governor Lilley which will be in
corporated in the legislative history to
be published by Souvenir Taylor. Mr..
Howe was for a time secretary to
Congressman Lilley.
Rev. Q. d. Fisher. chaplain at Storrs
agricultural college, will occupy the
pulpit at the Second Congre gationtal
church, New London, next Sunday in
the absence OF Rev. James Wilson
Bixler, ID, who will preach the bac-
calaureate sermon at Storrs on Sum
day afternoon at o'clock.
Local society was interested in the
wedding at Pittsheld, Mass, Tuesday
evening Of Miss Mary E. GamweH,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. William W.
Gamwen Of Pittsfeld. and James w.
Hagar Of Dalton at 8 o'clock at the
First Congregational church. 1t was
pink and white wedding.
Tuesdays Springfield Republican
notes that there was a birthday party
at the residence Of George D. Dutton
in Pittsneld. Monday It was given
in honor of Gurdon Bill of Springfield,
father Of Mrs, Dutton, and was attend
ed by twenty Of his relatives, includ-
ing hiA brother, Frederick Bill of
Groton.
Mrs. Jennie Wilson of New Lon
don and Andrew Morris Of Norwich
were married Tuesday morning at II
O'Clock at st. Mary's Star of the Sea
church, New London, Rev. Father
O'Donnen oflciating. William Ryley
and Mrs. Sarah Reinacher acted as
witnesses. Mr.. and Mrs. Morris left
for Boston on wedding tour.
In New York. beginning Sunday,
June Is. at the Hippodrome, the Order
Birth Abraham. which has a local
branch. VIII celebrate its golden jubi-
lee and will convene in annual ses-
sion Of the grand lodge at the New
Star casino. 10Th street and Park
avenue, on the following day and
CouCiuuo luIOuBhoup tho week.
II will be impossible for members Of
Faith Trumbull chapter. D. A. R., to
personally call on all who have arti-
cles to loan for the anniversary ex-
hibit. 50 all are requested to send in
articles without further notice. Lists
should be sent to Mrs. A. "A. Brown
ing by June 10. to be catalogued The
loan Of show cases is also solicited
adv.
PETER AsHE RETURNS