Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-06-28
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Norwich, Monday, June %, 1909.
VARIOUS MATTERS

VARIOUS MATTERS
There are As patients at the Back
us hospital
McClunie, decorator, Broadway the
alter. Telephone 467-12.-adv.
There will be brisk buying this week
of Fourth of July fnery and sup
plies
Work of cutting the grass on the
state campground at Mantle will be-
gin today (Monday).
If interested to secure live bust
ness read the Business Opportunity"
adv. in another column.-adv.
Saturdays heat was the worst of the
week. On Sunday there was lowered
temperature and consequent relief.
That order for decorating your build
ing should be left with Closson &
Kingsbury, Carroll block.-adv.
The second prize in the John A.
Potter awards for history at Yale has
been won by Rufus B. Burnham Of
Norwich.
At the funeral of Rev. DR.. William
Maher at Norwalk on Friday, Rev.
Hugh Tresnor was one Of the honor
airy pail bearers.
Special meeting st. Mary's T. A. and
B. society Tuesday evening, June 20,
8 o'clock.-adv.
Trains, boats and trolleys were
crowded Saturday and Sunday with
city people getting into the country
and away from the heat.
One Of the important outings of the
summer will be that of the Connecti-
cut Business Mems association at Saw
in Rock, on the 18th Of July.
One Of the fifty eight who have just
passed the state lar examinations is
John r. Powelson. The literary ex-
animation has been passed by Vivian
r. Allen.
On Thursday policemen from all
over the state will attend the annual
meeting of the Connecticut State Po-
lice association, which will be held in
Hartford.
The members Of Christ church Sun
day school with their teachers and
friends are spending the day (Mondsy)
at Ocean beach. going and returning
by the Sight Seer.
At Galilee chapel, Eastern Point,
Sunday, services were conducted at IL
a. m. by Ri. Rev. Chauncey B. Brews-
ter, DID,, of Hartford, Episcopal bish-
op of Connecticut.
Regular meeting oflB. P. 0. E. sched-
uled for July 1st postponed through
special dispensation of D. D. James NJ.
Smith to July 15th.-adv.
Visitors to the beach on Saturday
saw the fine new steamer New Lon
don, the new addition to the freight
vessels of the Central Vermont rail-
road, which came up from New York
Saturday afternoon.
Judge Edwin 3. eager Of the super
for court bench will sail the first of
July for a trip of several weeks
abroad. Judge William H. Williams
will substitute for Judge eager DUR
ing the week ofJuly SIS.
Rev William Fl. Jepson of Redding,
formerly of Poquetanuck, has just re-
ceived the degree of Bachelor of Sa-
cred theology from Berkeley divinity
school of Middletown, from which
school he was graduated in 1899.
Special meeting st. ,Mary's T. A. and
B. society, Tuesday evening, June 20,
s o'clock.-adv.
At the Southington mountain road,
in the town of Walcott, the contract
for $500 feet of grading was let on
Friday by Highway Commissioner
James H. Macdonald to .Ahern Bros.
of Norwich, who viii doHthe work for
$5.9s3.95.
William E. Costello, superintendent
of the southern division Of the Cen
trail Vermont railway. with Offices in
the union station in New London, has
been given jurisdiction over the new
steamships of the road, New London
and New York, which will start run
ming between those two cities tonight
(Monday).
The death Of Block Islands oldest
resident, Mrs. Lovioe Rogers Dodge
Conley, occurred on Monday and her
funeral was held from the First Bap-
fist church on the island on Wednes-
day. One son, George W. Conley, was
captain of steamer Danielson for a
number of years, and is now proprie-
tor of the Block Island house. The
other son, Phineas A. Conley, has been
for II years highway surveyor of the
town of Cranston. There are also two
daughters, Mrs. Anna p. Littlefield and
Mrs. Louise H. Camm.