Norwich bulletin., 1909-06-10

Norwich, Thursday, June 10. 1909.
 VARIOUS MATTERS
 Tomorrow Is St. Barnabas' day.
 Last quarter of the moon tonight.
 summery garments were given q va cation Wednesday.
 The cold rain made the day one of the most unpleasant of the season.
 Baseball, Sachem park. Saturday. Carolina vs. c. A. c. League game adv.
 Decorations and emblenrs for Flag day are featured in the window dis plays.
 Regular assembly Franklin council, No. 3, R. & S. M, at Masonic temple this evening at 7.sO D. m. For ballot only.-adv.
 In anticipation Of St. Johns day, June 24, Masonic lodges in various towns will attend special church serv- ices on Sunday, the 20th.
 The tenth annual reunion of the Chase -Chace Family association is to be held at Hotel Vendome, Boston, at 10 a. nl., Wednesday, June 30.
 The employed officers of the Young Mems Christian associations of North America have received an invitation to hold the next annual convention in Springfield.
 Comfort circle of The Kings Daugh- ters held it's last meeting of the sea- son on Wednesday with the leader. Mrs. A. T. Utley. at her cottage at Neptune park, Ocean beach.
 An anniversary requiem high mass for Mrs Minnie Kelley Malone was celebrated in St. Patrick's church this week, on Monday morning. by her brother, Rev. Thomas J. Kelly of Bridgeport.
 Local physicians have been notified that the American Institute of Home opathy will hold it's 65th annual meet ing from the 21st to the 26th in the Young Mems Christian association building, Detroit, Mich.
 Mrs. Ida Maynard and Ralph FL dredge of Fishers island were united in marriage Monday in Westerly. They reached the island in MT. Eldredge's power boat Monday evening and held a reception at their home in the cove.
 The first edition of Who's Who in New England" which has recently been published in Chicago, contains brief biographical sketches of about 10000 New EngIanders, including a number secured when the agent was in Norwich.
 Park Commissioners Thomas M Waller and George s. Palmer of New London have made arrangements for the erection of a suitable bandstand at Ocean beach. The location will be on Great rock. as 1t is called, on a line between the wharf and the pavilion.
 Wednesdays Stonington Mirror said: Rev. L. L. West of Norwich supplied the pulpit of the Second Con- gregational church Sunday morning. He chose for his text Faith, and he charmed his audience by his earnest words on the subject and held their closest attention throughout his ad- dress. 4
 After attending the funeral of his only son. Dsnnison R. Tucker, in Wor csster, James c. Tucker has returned to his home on Cliff street The pas tor of the Pilgrim church, Worces- ter, paid a beautiful tribute to MT. Tucker in his eulogy and many friends in Worcester and Providence did hon. or to him as a model business man and sincere Christian gentleman.
 With a nuptial high mass at St. Ma rvs church, New London, at o'clock Wednesday morning, John J. Farrell and Miss Mary E. McCaffrey were married by Rev. D. R. ODonnell Ed ward M. Sweeney was best man and Miss Elizabeth McCafrey, the brides sister, was bridesmaid. After a break fast at the brides home on Shepley street. Mir. and Mrs. Farrell left for New York They will reside in newly furnished home, 29 Williams street, New London. MT. Farrell is a letter carrier. The bride formerly re- sided in Norwich. and has been an officer of the State Catholic Total Ab-