Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-03-10
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Norwich, "Wednesday, March 10, 1903
VARIOUS MATTERS.

Norwich, Wednesday, March 10, 1909.
VARIOUS MATTERS.
The March hares must be mad at 50
much rain.
The twentieth anniversary Of the
Salvation Army is being celebrated.
There was a brief snow furry early
Tuesday morning. The almanac pre-
diets snow for today.
Arbutus blossoms are being picked
The flower seems to be about month
in advance of the usual time.
Every mild and sunshiny day means
a visit Of mothers and children to the
photographers, to have the babies JIG
lures taken.
Special convocation Of Franklin
chapter. No. 4, r. A. NJ, at Masonic
temple this evening. Work in r. A.
degree.-aev.
Among the prettiest Of the st. Pat
rick's day favors shown are the tiny
| green flags, bearing the symbolical gilt
harp of Tara.
Connecticut school document No. 2
announces an examination for state
| teachers certificates on August 1921,
at the Broadway school building, Nor
wich.
On the cover page Of the Connecti-
cut Citizen for March is a picture Of
Rev. w. s. MacIntire of Rockville, the
| newly elected associate secretary OF
the Connecticut Temperance union.
Funeral services for Mrs. Mary Eta
Latham were held at her home in
Mantle Tuesday afternoon at two
| O'Clock. Rev. H. A. Goering ofiiciat-
ing. Burial was in Mantle cemetery.
The Primitive Methodist church OF
\ Block Island has been incorporated
with Charles Littlefeld, William B.
Sharpe Silas w Mott, j. Edward
sprague and ]. Elliott sprague as in
corporators.
The Past Noble Grands associated
in the order Of Rebekahs was in ses-
sion in New London Tuesday. The
association was recently organized
The membership is made I'D from New
London, Norwich and Groton.
The price of tickets for admission
to ball OF DIV. No. 2, A. o. H, In the
Armory March IL. is rs cents for gen
tleman with lady. Each additiona
ladv % cents. Ladies' unaccompaniec
by an escort, 80 cents.--adv.
New Haven road officials and Capt
G.. L. Wertenbaeher, u. S. A., have
been in consultation at New Londor
regarding the lease Of the Ferguson
! wharf property to the government al
a landing for the island boats.
An open meeting Of the Stat
Teachers league to which all teach
ers have been invited is to be held a
the New Haven normal school toda!
wednesday,. The subject of the ad
dress to be made is School Teachers
Rights.
All over the state, members Of tn
Daughters Of the American Revolution
are voicing. the regret that the stat
regent, Mrs. Sara T Kinney, has de
cided TO retire from Office Mrs. Johl
Buell.. the state vice regent, will prob
ably succeed Mrs. Kinney.
Mrs. Alrnira Euphrasia Rose, widow
Of Alanson D. Rose and mother Of AL
MANIA ]. Rose, town treasurer o
Block Island. and also Of Or. A. J
Rose Of Manton, II. I, died at the hom
of her eldest son, Almanac J. Rose, Il
Providence Monday. She was rs year
old on February IA.
A postcard from Boston received o
!. Tuesday by Mr.. and Mrs. John
flaming announced the return fror
: Genoa OF Bert Montague, formerly c
4 the Norwich Art school, who has bee
studying abroad on scholarship wo
at the Boston Art museum. He ar
rived Monday on the Romantic.
The dairy commissioner gave hear
irigs at Hartford Monday to manufae
turers whose products have been foun
J not TO comply with the regulations {
= the pure food law. The products
= question. consisted mainly Of extract
which 1t Ia claimed did not contai
the ingredients mentioned in the fol-
i rnulas in their proper proportion.