Norwich bulletin., 1910-05-17
Company L Passes Through City.
STON1NGTON.
Special Music Follows Evening Serv ice-Last Fellowship Meeting-Dr. Brayton at Montreai-Fire-Socia al and Personal Items.

Master Bottom has so fully recovered from burns received from vitrfol that Monday he was able to be out Sunday at Calvary Episcopal church after the regular evening service, the organist, Miss Zangrandi, rendered a special programme. This will be giv- en after the regular Sunday evening service during the season. Mrs. Harry Babcock has arrived from New York and will occupy her summer home for the season.
 Mrs. George Haley and daughter, Hope. have returned from a two decks visit in New Britain and Hart ford. They were guests of John F. Haley of New Britain and attended the big Burritt celebration
 Protecting Cannon Square
 A wire fence has been placed around the cannon on Cannon square in or der to Reep a path from being worn around them by people visiting the town.
 Erastus Chesebro is having large veranda added to the house corner of Water street which he recently pur- chased.
 Emerson Rose of Pittsheld, Mass. was in town over Sunday.
 Rawson Winthrop of St Louis was the guest of local friends over Sun day.
 Frederick J. Myers of New York will be the guest of friends in town for the rest of the month
 Closing Fellowship Meeting
 The last fellowship meeting of the Congregational churches for 1910 will be held with the Second Congregation al church here Wednesday, May 25. Rev. William F. White of Ledyard will deliver the sermon at Il a. m-; a noon the ladies of the church will serve dinner in the pariors- At D. the subject discussed will be The Past. Present and Future Fellowship Meetings.
 Algonquin Clubs Social.
 A social dance was given by the members of the Algonquin club Sat urday evening William Alexander rem dering a vocal solo, which showed his fine range of voice. J. J. Meehan and George G. Francis gave a number of excellent humorist and entertained the members and their friends finely. John Silvia, famous for clog dancing, gave an exhibitio nof merit
 At R. A. Meeting in Montreal.
 At the annual meeting of the su- preme council of the Royal Arcanum, to be held Wednesday, May IS in Mon treal the Connecticut grand council will be represented by Dr. C. E. Bray ton of the borough, Thomas Patterson New Haven, who is supreme Warder pr. Brayton left here Monday for the meeting and will be absent from town about ten days.
 Death ot Former ResIdent
 Mrs. Nancy Taylor Merritt, wife of David $. Merritt. who died at her home, 71 West street, New London. Sunday morning, was 66 years old Many years she was a resident of the borough.
 Fire in Old Fireplace.
 About a. m., Sunday, the Seidner house. corner Gold and Grand streets, was found to be on fire The build ing is occupied by MT. Lennarz and family. The fire was found to be in one of the old freplaces- Robert Ed gar of the steamers was summoned and the fire was soon extinguished with a hose
 In the Borough Court.
 On Monday morning Eli Ainsworth and two tramps were arraigned in the police court here. They were loiter- ing and begging and Eli Ainsworth was caught fighting. He pleaded gull ty. was fined S15.50 and costs. and paid. The two tramps were sentenced to thirty days in jail.
 Good Catch of God.
 George Derby of St. Louis and Charles Cook of New York who are installing the steam heating plant at the new mill took a fishing trip Sun day in the launch Buzzard, and re- turned with a fine catch of cod, one weighing 16 1-2 pounds. Mir Derby caught 7S. MT. Cook ,.
 Louis F. Hammond is working in Providence.
 The natter of Fourth of July ob- servance will be brought up for dis cussion at the meeting here of the borough officials this (Tuesday) eve ming