Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-08-24

| Early morning temperatures of A
or 46 degrees are rather cool for Au-
gust.
| Freak animals and mammoth veg
| etables are being reserved for the
| county fair.
| The outing of the Thames club of
| New London will be held at Richards
grove today "wednesday
| Those whose vacations are taking
| the form of short trolley trips are
| enjoying ideal August days.
The annual reunion of the Fair
| child Camp family will be held at
Durham, Wednesday. August 81
One of the handsomest hydrangeas
| in town is that in the grounds at Chief
Murphys home, on Thames street.
The annual convention of the State
Associa ton of Rural Free Delivery
Carriers will be held in Willimantic
on Labor day
The numerous vegetable wagons
about town in the early morning in
dictate that suburban farmers have
plenty of truck to sell.
Mint has grown unusually we'll this
year, and is being gathered by those
who retain the old New England hab-
it of preserving YARDS"
The Worcester division of the Bro
therhood of Locomotive Engineers is
planning an outing Sunday at Fields
Point. Narragansett bay.
The members of the Apostleship of
Prayer in the Catholic churches will
pray during the coming month for the
success of the missions in India.
Local Spiritualists hear that the
debt of the Lake Pleasant association,
which a year ago was $3.50. has been
reduced to $1,000, in the form of a
mortgage.
Vacation time seems to make little
difference with the Otis library. the
demand for books being constant. and
the reading room being occupied as
much ever.
At the Hay Harbor club, Fishers is
land, the Clock Golf green has been
enlarged and is in much better con
clifton than last season. Weekly tour
naments are held.
The ninth annual conference of the
Scandinavian Salvation army officers
of the eastern states. in session at
the Salvation Army park, Worcester,
is being we'll attended.
The outlook for the sora or raiIbird
shooting on the marshes is good this
year, the wild oats on which the birds
feed being quite heavy along Great
Meadow and Thatchers Island, near
Essex.
Excursion to Newport, r. I. Thurs
day, August %. Last and best of sea
son. Steamer City of Lowell Get
tickets at stations. Round trip from
Norwich 81. Three hours at Newport.
adv.
The story is out that William Dan
iels trainmaster on the Shore line di-
vision of the New Haven road, under
Supt- Woodward, is to be made train
master on the New Haven road at the
Grand Central station in New York
Contractor F. o. Benedict and his
30 or 40 men are putting the last
dressing of gravel on the two and
one-half miles of State road at Pres
ton City and the work will be COM
pleted in three or fo1,r weeks
Prominent state srangers are be-
ing invited to the Vermont state fair
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