Norwich bulletin., 1910-02-28
ST0NINGT0N.
pr. and Mrs. Maine in Bermuda-Offi-
 cers of Algonquin cIub-insPection Steamers-News from the Churches.

At the social given by the members of the First Baptist church last Thurs other pledges from different people.
 Letters received from Dr. and Mrs. Maine tell of the.r safe arrival at Hamilton, Bermuda Dr. and Mrs. Maine and Miss Muriel Latham are registered at the Oleander hotel The voyage was a very smooth one, 1t be- ing the fastest record made from New York to Bermuda by the steamer Oceanic. Dr. Maine stated there were thirty-two newly married couples on board.
 The Comfort clubs meeting is to be held Tuesday evening at Mrs. s. T. Stantons.
 Travel Clubs Topics.
 Tomorrow afternoon the Travel club will hold it's session. the topic being Three Cathedral Towns, York, Durham and Lincoln, by Mrs. Drake, and The Brontes, by Miss Maria Trumbull.
 In New Quarters.
 The members of the Algonquin club have moved into their new quarters in the Potter block and they are planning to give dance soon. The officers of Weaple; vice president, Thomas w. Garrity, Jr.; secretary, Charles J. Lewith; treasurer, Joseph Vargas, Jr.; trustees, Frank Garrity, A. J. Eldred,
 
 Thirteen Degrees Above Zero.
 The thermometer registered 13 de- grees above zero at the Point Satur-
 W. F. James of Boston spent Sunday here.
 Steamers Inspected.
 General inspection of the boats at the wharves was held here last week in case of fire. The New Shoreham, Block Island, Pequot were in fine order and the big City of Worcester was also found ready for an emergency.
 Mrs. W. F. Wilcox has returned from
 w. J. Irving of Providence was in town Sunday.
 Many summer residents from differ ent cities have been here during the past week looking over their property mer. Many have made improvements to their residences.
 W. M. Rice of Pittsburg, Pa.. was business caller here Saturday.
 w. G. Morton of Erie, Pa, has been in town this past week.
 James Forcett of New York is in town
 J. F. Lucy of Durham. N. C., is here
 The atmosphere at the Point was unusually clear Saturday for this time of year.
 Mrs. W. H. Bensonhurst of Rockville, a weeks in town with friends.
 Groton 37, stoninston 1s.
 Friday evening the basketball team of Stonington played at Groton with the team of that place. 4 large num- Der was present and a good game was enjoyed The score was 37-1S in favor of GrotOn. A big flock of wild geese flew over the Point Saturday morning, going northwest. J. J. Williams of Newport was a re- cent caller in town. R. E. Tripp of New York is in town today. M " Harnlin of Cleveland. O.. was here over Sunday. Burton J. Holmes of New York is A member of the firm of l.. A. Grover & Co- is about to retire from busi- ness. G. F. Johnston of New Haven is in town. M. A. Calhoun and F. A. Francis of Newport have returned after spending this week here. Chapman Christopher of watertown. N. T., is in town. Severe Winter at Fishers Island. Captain Sisson of the Fishers Island fife saving station reports a very se- Tere winter at the station The regular rips of the patrol of the beaches have been made in very severe storms and 0intry weather.
 English Speaker Expected. This evening at the Congregational church. a gentleman from England will speak on The Folk Lore and Folk Song of England. During the, evening Mrs. Joseph Hammond will give piano selections. N. A. Oldham of Rochester, N. r., is Il town. A Foxton Ferguson of England is in own today
 Poor Year for Fishing. Many of the fishermen are getting heir boats ready. as next month be- gins the season for spring catches. An l id fisherman prOnounces this the poorest year known here for the past l orty years