Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-06-09


Georgia relatives are sending Con-
necticut people early ~plums and peach
es-
Station agents up the road are al
ready receiving calls for tickets to the
boat race.
The governor has approved bill of
the Connecticut hospital for the insane
for s1714962
The 22d annual reunion of the First
q V. heavy artillery association is to
be held June Is at Savin Rock.
A months mind requiem high mass
for Patrick Shea was celebrated Tues
day morning at o'clock in ST. Pat
rick's church by Rev. Joseph E. Nc
Carthy.
In the absence of the pastor on ac-
count of illness. the Rev. A. 3. Coats,
DID, of Hartford, will occupy the pull
pit OF the Fitchville Baptist church
next Sunday.
During June. devotions in honor of
Che Sacred Heart of Jesus are held in
ST Patrick's church following vespers
on Sunday Afternoon and on Tuesday
and Friday evenings.
The governor has confirmed the
nomination of George S. Smith of East
Lyme. formerly of Norwich. to be a
member of the soldiers hospital board
for two years from June :.
The department of agriculture,
through its bureau of entomology, has
recently published the Anatomy of the
Honey Bee, embodying the results of
detailed studies, of great value to bee
keepers.
The New England Navigation Co.
has sent word to the stewards of the
Norwich line to be in readiness to do
duty on the Fall River line which will
be placed on the summer excursion
line soon.
The Connecticut Daughters Of the
War of 1912 held their annual dinner
at Lehman's shore house. Bridgeport.
Wednesday. Mrs. Charles H. Pinney,
of Derby. the president of the society,
presided at the dinner.
Regular assembly of Franklin coun-
Gil No. g. r. and S. NJ, at Masonic
temple this evening. Work. in the r.
NJ, s. NJ, and $. E. NJ. degrees. A
full attendance is desired. Refresh
ments at close of work.-adv.
Alterations to James Lewis Smiths
residence, 129 Broad street, have just
been completed and besides the addi-
ton of a large room on the second
floor. include a handsome 14x35 feet
piazza, with round corners and attrac-
tive ornamentation of stained shingles.
Mrs Isaiah w Sheath of New Ha-
ven, state secretary of the order of
Kings Daughters in Connecticut
has issued the call for the annual
convention, which will be held at tie
Second Congregational church in New
London October IL and -, by invita-
ton of the New London and Groton
circles
Miss weigh Sterry, daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs. T. Hunt Sterry of New Lon
don, won the final contest in the tennis
tournament on the Williams Memorial
institute court Tuesday afternoon, de-
feating Miss Mary Whittlesey, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles WhittIe-
sey, Is. The trophy was a Columbia
tennis racquet with case and tennis
ball
Tuesdays Worcester Gazette said:
Mrs. Henry Buckley of Norwich was
guest of honor at a dinner last night
in the home of Miss Minnie A. Doyle
of 7 East Shelby street. Covers were
laid for u. Mrs. Buckley and her son
Maurice are visiting Mrs. Mary Eng
lish of 290 Milbury street. Several
parties are being arranged in Mrs
Buckley's honor during her stay in
Worcester.
Comfort circle of the Kings Daugh-
tiers held the closing meeting of the
season on Wednesday with Mrs A
T. Utley at her cottage at Neptune
park Eighteen We're present for the
excellent dinner and enjoyable session
which followed. during which these Of
ficers were re-eIected: Leader, Mrs.
A. I. Utley; vice leader Mrs. ]. H
Allen; secretary, Mrs L. L. Branch;
treasurer, Mrs. A. G. Allen; visiting
committee, Mrs. Fred Allen.
Eastern Connecticut priests attend
ing the retreat at Keyser island, South
NorwaIk this week, are Rev. Fathers
Smith, Treanor and Fitzpatrick, Nor
wich; Cunningham, Westerly; Lynch,
Stonington; O'Donnel and Herman.
New London; OKeefe, TaftviIle; Fitz-
maurice. Jewett City; Donnelly, Oc-
cum; FIemming and Beaumeister, Will
hihdHuc' hoSt, ooutn coventry, ana
O'Neil of Stafford Springs. The
preacher of the retreat is the Rev. p.
Casey. 81.
Connecticut Patents.
The official list OF patents issued to
citizens of Connecticut from the Unit
ed States patent office for the week
ending May 81. 1910, follows:
p. & F. Corbin, New Britain en-
trance door lock; Walter Z. Bardnard.
Hartford, typewriting machine; Will