Norwich bulletin., 1910-02-08

Union telegraph company was in this
section Friday afternoon distributing
poles and cressarms for repairs and
installing q new line.
On Monday the thermometer drop
ped to 2 degrees below zero at a.
m. Ice formed in the water all around
the Point. outside the government
wall.
Secretary joel S. Ives Speaks.
Secretary of the Missionary society
of Connecticut, Joel S. Ives, delivered
an address in the Second COngrega-
tional church Sunday evening. He
told of the work of the Congregational
denomination and what was being
done in the state.
Monday morning the American vel
vet mill resumed operations after be-
ing closed for a week for the annual
stock taking
The w. G. T. T. will meet with Mrs.
B. j. Gardner this (Tuesday) after
noon.
Miss Helen B. Cleveland spent Sat-
urday in Norwich.
Chester Council, from Reading Pa,
spent Sunday at home.
Mrs. George w. Haley and Miss
Hope Haley are spending a short time
in Providence.
Samuel Wood returned from New
Jersey Saturday
Alexander p. Lopes returned from
Boston Friday night.
Stonington steam fire engine com
pany on Grand street is adding a well
equipped lavatory to its engine
house.
William II. Niles. owner of the "a
foot Connecticut river cabin boat
Crawley, viii have a 5-horsepower
gasoline engine installed in the boat,
which will be used this season as
pleasure, cruising and fishing boat.
Miss Estelle Eldridge has returned
after spending a week in New York
January Mortality.
The town clerk reports Is deaths
during January OF this number five
were infants of > years or under. A
year ago in January there were six
Palmer Bible Class Meets.
The Palmer Bible class for men met
Sunday noon at the Baptist church.
The topic for discussion was Confu-
the religion of the Chinese.
There were two essays on the sub
jeet by Benjamin Adams and George
The subject was most
and was ably discussed
This CTuesday1 evening, the class will
have a social hour and will be open
to men. Rev. Charles r. McNally of
New London will address them.
Rev. George Marston preached at
New London Sunday afternoon at the
z NJ. c. A.
An Evening of Bridge.
The Bridge Whist club met Monday
evening with Mrs Fred Wilcox on Wa
-er street.
Miss Lillian E. Sparrow of 242 sar-
yeant street, Hartford. is the guest of
Mrs Lathrop at the Point. Miss Spatr-
-ow has been spending a week in
Nestbrook.
The boys who We're Son probation,
Who were arraigned before Judge Still
nan several weeks ago, for destroy
ng property at the railroad yards
made their last report to the officer
friday.
New Assistant at Light.
Charles Rogers, assistant at Lati-
ner reef light. ended work there on
Friday. His place is filed by Daniel
rirreIl, from Port jefferson. L. I.
Miss Minnie Hughes of Troy, N. Y.
8 guest of friends here.
The schooner A: ]. Miller is ready
o sail for New York today as soon
Is the breaking of the ice will permit
eaving Pendleton dock.
Capt c. G. E1dridge has sold his
,oat Kate to Westerly purchasers
Charles Davis returned Monday from
New York
The selectmen met Monday after
loon at the court room
Oscar Tiff of Westerly was bus
ness caller Monday.
Mrs. Frank Hinckley of Mystic was |
local caller Monday.
Clerk of Probate J. H Ryon has |
,een called to New York by the seri- |
nus illness of his mother.
Mrs. Eugene P Hyde and Mrs Her |
nan Atwood left Monday on the 1925 |
rain for New York, called there by |
he serious illness of their brother, |
Thomas Pendleton He was the old |
st son of Capt. B. Pendleton, who |
lied in Stonington just a year ago. |
Mr. Pendleton was prominent in in |
urance circles in Brooklyn. n. Y.
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