Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-06-18
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hor~ich, Friday, June 10, 1909.
VARIOUS MATTERS

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VARIOUS MATTERS
Fish dealers are featuring fancy
Maine salmon.
The past two nights have been sug-
gestive of September.
Meeting of st. Mary's T. A. and B,
society tonight.-adv.
Next Sunday will be Grange menu
orial day in a number of towns.
School pupils rehearsed the story
of Bunker Hill on Thursday. the 18th.
Members of the Relief corps from
all over the state visited Fitch's SOL
diers' home at Neroton on Thursday.
Frank Edwards, recently admitted to
the New London almshouse, suffering
from insanity has been transferred
to the Norwich state hospital
Special prices on sheet music at
Plaut- gladden. Co.'S tomorrow.-adv.
At Eastern Point, the few beautiful
elm trees on the Griswold hotel lawn
are infested with beetles, and spray
ing will begin as soon as the machines
arrive for the work.
At the annual meeting of the State
Druggists association, held in New
Haven this week, p. ]. Garvin Of Beth
ell was elected president of the or
ganization. About $50 attended.
The Cheekamore club, composed Of
young lady students at the Williams
Memorial institute, New London, are
spending a fortnight at a cottage at
Best View. The party is chaperoned
by Mrs. William H. Osborn.
George T. Salter has leased the
Palmer house at Pleasure beach for
the season and will open the hosiery
at once. 1t was conducted for some
time by the late Charles Howard. Mr..
Salter was until recently proprietor
of the Pequot inn, New London.
McClunie, the decorator, is at the
Broadway theater, where he can be
seen or reached by phone regarding
decoration for the 250th anniversary.
Phone 467-12.-adv.
Two thousand persons from every
section of Connecticut attended the
forty-fifth annual convention and pic
mic of the Lake Compounce Spiritual
ist association, held near Bristol We'd
nesday. The session opened at ten
o'clock. President Earl B. Kenyon of
New Haven was reelected.
Mrs. lockwood of Franklin enter
tanned on Wednesday Miss Nellie Dun
levy. Miss Nora Dunlevy, Miss Mamie
Dunlevy, and Miss Rena Murdock. Of
South Windham, and Miss May Kiltss-
ley Of Franklin. Representative F. A
lockwood gave the young ladies an
automobile trip in the afternoon.
Friends of William Goodwin Troy
a lawyer, of Providence, have received
invitations to his wedding with Miss
Mary Christine Ryan to take place
at st. Marys church in Providence
on Wednesday, June 30. Mr.. Troy
was at one time engaged in newspaper
work in New London. He is a grad
uate of Harvard law school.
Professor Rogers. brother of the Rev.
D. Minor Rogers, who was recently
killed in Turkey, and son of Mr. and
Mrs. D. o. Rogers of New Britain, is
one of the two Harvard professors
to have charge of the examinations of
the students who compose the Har-
ward boat crews now in training quar-
ters at Red Top, Gales Ferry.
The Bulletins Franklin correspond
emit writes: An interesting programme
consisting of music, recitations and
readings is being arranged by Mrs.
William e. Manning of Yantic for the
Robinson reunion. which takes place
at the Robinson homestead on Pros
pect hill Thursday, June "a. This
will be the 25th annual anniversary
of the descendants of Arad and Lura
Robinson. The descendants now num-
Der lab.
One of the fine colonial houses of
Norwich which now, as at the time of
the bi-centennial, is in the family of
of the original owners, is the Roath
house on Church street, home of Mrs.
William M. Olcott, honorary state re-
gent of the Connecticut D. A. r. The
handsome. well-kept home stands on
the original glebe land of Christ
church parish, the property of Bishop
Tyler and other ancestors of Mrs. Oh
colt.
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