Norwich bulletin., 1909-06-29
VARIOUS MATTERS
Sailing parties are in favor.

| VARIOUS MATTERS
Sailing parties are in favor.
This is St Peter and4St. Paul's day.
The barefoot boy is envied by his
elders, these hot days.
McClunie, decorator. Broadway the
alter. Telephone 467-12.-adv.
Small boys are making money sell
| ing souvenir flags, badges, stationery
and post cards.
Arrangements are being made for
the annual pilgrimage to St. Anne de
Beaupre, Canada
That order for decorating youS build
ing should be left with Closson &
Kingsbury, Carroll block.-adv.
N. Y, N. H. g. H, r. R. dividend
checks at the rate of 81 per share
will be sent out tonight (Tuesday),
Following several heavy showers,
Monday noon, the humidity increased,
making the day one of great discom-
fort.
The Brotherhood of St. Ah@rew will
hold its next annual convention at
Providence, from October IL to IL,
1909.
State delegates will attend a general
eastern annual convention of.the Roy
al Workers in Portland. Me-. beginning
tonight CTuesday) and closing Thurs
day.
The eleventh annual tournament OF
the League Of Connecticut Golf clubs,
will be held at the Greenwich Coun-
try club. Conn, July 7 to July 10.
There are to be seven events.
On Deutscher Tag, or German day.
which is to be held by the German
alliance of the state, August 49, it is
estimated that between $4,000 and
10000 people will be in Meriden for
the celebration.
Attend the light summer entertain
men at the Second Congregational
Sunday school Wednesday evening, at
745. The Ideal Mandolin club, vocal
and instrumental music, and drills.
Plenty of ice cream and lemonade
adv.
Miss Sarah Lane of the Mission at
Black Hall, has extended an invitation
to the Archdeaconry Glorious to be
her guests at a clambake to be given
at her cottage, "Nonsuch," on We'd
nesday, July IA. The invitation has
been accepted.
Southern New England Telephone
company books close for the quarterly
dividend of 1 1-2 per cent. on wednes-
day. At current quotations the stock
yields exactly 5 per cent. on the in
vestment Transfer books will be
closed until the 18th.
OF local interest is the announce
ment that Almeron S. Pose, state man
ager Of the Woodmen of the World,
with headquarters in Waterbury, is to
leave that city, having been ordered to
Philadelphia by Sovereign Commander
Joseph Root, to build UP the order
there.
The current issue of the Connecticut
Churchman prints in full the saluta-
tons to the diocesan convention of
Rev. DR.. Lewellyn Pratt of Norwich as
Of the 20oth annual meet
ing of the General Association of Con-
gregational Ministers Of Connecticut,
holding their sessions at the Center
church, Hartford.
An item going the rounds states that
the oldest woman in Connecticut is
Mrs. Charlotte NJ. Henry (colored) Of
Hillstown, supposed to have been born
in Pennington, November 20. 1904,
making her more than one hundred
and four years of age. Miss Mary
Graham of Norwich was 106 on May
IL, 1903.
OF a former Norwich pastor the
Bridgeport Telegram says: Twenty
four certificates we're presented Sun
day night at the Memorial Baptist
church to people who had success
fully passed the examinations in the
international course in sacred litera-
ture which they have been pursuing
the past year under the direction of
the pastor Rev. G. C. Sauer. The GER
tihcates were presented by Mr.. Sauer.
The Westerly Sun says: II looks as
if Mystic island was going TO be re-
vived soon, if only for a brief time,
for on Sunday July 4, the owner Of
this spot, Charles Osgood Of NorwichF
is to entertain the Governors Foot
Guard There has been nothing doing
at the island for many years. The
caretakers, William Wilcox and wife,
are the only people at the island dur
ing the year, with the exception of the