Norwich bulletin., 1910-03-31
STONINGTON.
Officers of Calvary Parish-PupiIs Who Attained Highest Averages-Funeral Steamer Rhode Island Coming To Wharf

Frank Cleveland of Norwich was in town Wednesday,
 These officers of Calvary Episcopal church have been elected for the en- Wilkinson; junior warden, James Stevens; vestryrnen, George Taylor. A. P. Loper Ephriam Williams, Robert Burtch, William H. Hallett, F. LaVerne strong; clerk. Robert L. Burtch; treasurer, Thomas Wilkinson; auditor, James Stivers: delegates to the dio- cesan convention, Thomas Wilkinson, James Stivers; substitutes Alexander P. Loper, Robert L. Burtch.
 Many Attend Funeral Services. The funeral services of Mrs. Carrie MI Braun were held at her home in Bay View district Wednesday after noon at D. m. The Rev. Dwight c. Stone, pastor Of the Second Congrega- tional church of which she was a mem- Der offciated. There were many floral tributes Burial was in Stonington cemetery.
 Temperance the Theme.
 At the evenings meeting under the auspices of the prohibition town com nittee at the residence of Asa Wilcox, the programme will be reading Lan- caShire dialect, OWd New and His Owd Age Pension,'' Edward Pollard; read ing from Autobiography of Neal Dow F. l.. Hall.
 AOOuE the 6CrcuSn.
 The Ladies' Aid society of Calvary Episcopal church held their weekly sewing society with Mrs. Mckinney.
 The average attendance at the Sec ond Congregational Sunday school for the first three months of 1909 was 70. For the corresponding period of 1910 it has been 75. The money offerings this year have increased nearly 40 per cent.
 The launch owned by F. D. Chesebro larln0had Inc Buzzard.
 Smack Kate is being cleaned and painted and will have a new shaft and propeller and will be ready soon for
 Potatoes are being sold here for 65 cents per bushe1 or five bushels for $500, drop from s1.oO a bushel.
 Foreman Duncan Carson and a force of railroad carpenters have begun put ting in new angle irons on the East Harbor bridge off Mats Point
 Henry Lang of Norwich was in town yesterday
 Mrs. N. P. Trumbu1I and Miss Nj. B. and Lizzie NJ Trumbull are spend ing this week in New York.
 H. R. Palmer and family have moved int their new house at the corner of Water and Broad streets.
 George L. Morgan has purchased a new car which arrived Wednesday.
 A percentage above 90 was secured by these pupils in the school in the
  grade, Herbert Teller, 94; Nathan Graham. 93.S; Anna Vargas, 929; Chas. Ryan 91.7; Frederic Pallbaun, 903; Annie Henry, 90. Eighth grade, Ro- sanna Gilmore. 95.5; Hope Teller. 94.9; Henry Gardiner 94.4; Gertrude Killars, S3: Ella Graham. 90.7; Carolyn Pen dleton. 90.7: Cecelia Gilmore 90.7.
 Capt. Mosier launched his 25-foot smack at Old Mystic Tuesday.
 Office Furniture Stored.
 Men under Master Mechanic, Joseph H. Comstock of the New England Nav igation company repair shops, unloaded a car of office furniture received here from the Newport shops Sunday. The goods are stored in the large boiler shop building at the foot of High street
 Theft at Steamboat Wharf.
 Light fingered people here again visited the railroad property and made way with the brass nozzles from the hose in the depot at the steamboat wharf
 Sound steamer Rhode Island is ex- pected to arrive here Saturday or Sun day and will be laid up at the repair shop wharves which will make the number of steamers laid up here five. The Connecticut, City of Worcester. Pequot and Block Island. There are still two berths vacant, steamer New Haven will follow the Rhode Island to lay up