Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-06-07
VARIOUS MATTERS

VARIOUS MATTERS
Borers are injuring maple trees ir
some towns.
Watch out for timetable changes Il
travelling todayl
Four weeks from today is July s
date Of the big celebration.
Fine weather on Sunday increased the
congregations at the communion serv-
ices.
Saturdays rain and gale stripped
the blooms from Towering trees in
exposed places.
For city election today the polls
open In the four districts at a. m
and close at 4 p. m.
Mountain laurel. the STAG Cover. Is
in bloom on the hills along inc Grot-
on division Of the New Haven road.
A local nurseryman has recently sold
$50 Japanese ivies to the Wauregan
company, to be planted 80 as to grow
over their big mill at Wauregan.
At the first Of the summer services
at Pequot chapel, New London. on
June goth, Rev. Nelson Poe Carey OF
Christ church, Norwich. will oficiate.
There is local interest in the TWEEN
ty-ffth anniversary meeting of the
Robinson family to be held at the Rob
inson homestead on Prospect hill,
Franklin. on Thursday, June "a.
The Connecticut Typothetae will
hold its June meeting in Stamford on
Monday, the 14th inst. Dinner will be
served the delegates at the Stamford
Yacht club, and they will enjoy sail
on Long Island sound during the aft
ernoon.
Yesterday was Trinity Sunday, or
the feast Of the Blessed Trinity. Since
the early ages this feast has been OBJ
served by the Catholic church. and in
1884 Pope John XXI. ordered it's OBJ
servance on the Sunday following the
feast Of Pentecost.
The death of Mrs. Myra Lincoln
Morong, wife Of Capt. John c. Nor
ong, u. S. N, retired, is noted in CAL
ifornia papers just received here. She
was a visitor to New. London with her
husband several summers ago. A half
brother, Hiram E. Lincoln of East
Lyme, survives her In the east.
Two candidates from Norwich were
initiated Friday night at a meeting of
Lady Aberdeen, Daughters Of Scotia,
at New London. Mrs. David Lamond
was installed as financial secretary,
and Mrs. Duncan Smith was installed
as trustee Of the lodge, after their
special election to fill vacancies.
The board of managers Of the So
ciety Of Sons Of the Revolution in
at the Hartford club to plan for the
annual meeting Of the society to be
held on Friday, June 25. at the Nathan
Hale school house in East Haddam.
All thu patriotic societies will be in
vited.
connecticut VIII nave new state
reformatory patterned on the most
modern lines II the general assembly
accepts the report Of the committee
on appropriations. At the executive
meeting of the committee Friday aft
ernoon it was voted to appropriate the
sum Of s4oo.o for the first cost of the
institution.
At business meeting Of the So
ciety of Colonial Wars of Connecticut
held in the Hartford Golf club on
Friday afternoon, Judge Morris Beach
Beardsley OF Bridgeport was elected
governor to succeed Major Bella Peck
Learned Of Norwich. The historian
read sketches Of Col. George Bliss of
Litchfield, Col. Augustus c. Tyler Of
New London and George Edwin Tain
tor of Hartford. who died within the
year.
Saturdays Springfield Republican
said: The Indian Orchard police yes
terday, in response to a request from
Peter Bohava Of Norwich, Conn, took
into custody his son, Michael Bohava,
at East Main street. The young man,
who is II years Of age, left his home
some time ago and his parents finally
located him in Indian Orchard. His
father will come 20 Springfield to take
the boy home, the boy having been
turned over to the city police.