Norwich bulletin., 1910-02-04
STONINGToN
Banquet of Algonquin CIub--Lsntsn Preachers at Calvary churoh--Hsrs bor Notes.

The ladies' aid society of Calvary Episcopal church met this week with
 Mrs. Clancy and Miss Leed on Water
 The next meeting will be held with
 Mrs. Mckinney. Alsonqvin Club Feasts.
 On Wednesday evening the msm|
 bers of fhe Algonquin club had theie
 first annual 6anquet. in the parlora
 of the otter block. An excellent sup. for fifteen. Mr. Hanson prepared thS supper. William Weople made an admira'ble toastInaster. The menu in- cluded: Oysters a la Al@onduin. oya- St. Regis. potato salad, peas. pickles, ice cream, cake, coffee. cfgarn Poland and Appoiinaris water. Lentsn Preachers Announced.
 The Lenten services to be held a@ Calvary Episcopal church, will be nnosa
 lows. the services to be held Friday
 and Wednesday evenings:
 February Il, Rev. George V. Dici1eys
 rector of St Georse'e church, New~
 con T. Eldred Brown of TKnitI church, Norwich: February zs. rssv. Albefn Corey Jones, St Marks church. Mya-
 tie; March 2, Rev. William W. Wlll-
 R. l.; March 4. Rev. Walter MarvIne. chaplain IT. S. A., Fort TrumbulI, New London; March II. Rev. Franklin Js
 fnaai Hichf March is Rev C. s. M. stew art. Seabury Memorial. Groton; NaFeB IS. Rev. Nelson Poe Carey. Christ
 church, Norwich. Briefs and Personals. Stonington friends of the Misses Dreier are pleased to hear Of theif success in winning the New York shira waist strike.
 Robert Edgar is visiting in south- bridge, Mass.
 Samuel Wood is spending this wseA with friends in Bridgeport and NsW York.
 Cornelius ConkIin has moved from the house recently purchased by Jc~ seph Souadrito to the Palmer house Nina council, Knights of columbuss held a meeting Thursday evening. A large number attended. H. B. Moves and Theodore Dsw@ hurst were in Westerly WednesdaB& The schooner Julia Berkeii left Wed% nesday for Nantucket, having lain in the harbor over Tuesday. The Griffin house on water stresI is undergoing repairs and will soon be occupied by William Thompson and family of New York. The Neptune hose compsny's pary loYs have been renovated and refuJA nished and will be open 10 the public from 7.3o to.s p. m. A large oyster sloop put into the DdFDOf IHlIHOdg The schooner A. J. Miller came iSy Thursday with & large cargo of coal from Port Johnson. John Curtis 2d is in New York Miss Stella Eldrfdge ia visiting in New York
 Mrs Nellie TrumbulI. Miss Elisabsth and Miss M. Trumbull spent Wednes- day in Providence The Home Missionary society met Thursday afternoon and packed s box for the south.
 Mrs. Storms and Charles Storms of Norwich were guests of Mrs. Frank Grandy on Thursday. Joseph A. Vargas and his men arc cutting 10-inch ice from the mill pond. The lock fastening the electric | switch box in the hall of the Masonic building was broken recently. Theodore Schoneld, who has been | i'll for five weeks. is akie to be out. c. E. Shackiey, Jr.. played baskef a | ball Tuesday evening. Mr. Stapiin | acted as referee with the Koank team.
 The smack Bessie and Annie q. l brought in a fare of haddock and cod | Wednesday.
 Mrs. Tracy and Miss Barbara Muller are guests in Norwich Of I. Austin | GaRer and family