Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-02-12
SToNINGToN
Final Lesson of Cooking SehooI-5as-
ketbaII Team Loses to Groton-News
Of the Ciubs-Grange installation.

Miss Annie M. Dennison was in Bos-
ton this week.
c. A. Wimfheimer of New York was
a business visitor here this week
NJ. p. Hfte of Tompldnsville, N. Y,
Is making a survey of the government
property at the point south of the
lighthouse. 1t is rumored that the
borough may be presented by the gov
eminent land at the point for a park.
DR.. CHARLES Maine, Mrs Maine and
Miss -Muriel Latham Will leave on
Thursday for Bermuda on the steamer
OceanA for a stay of a month.
COOKING School Largely Attended.
The Twentieth Century Cooking
school that has been held this week in
Borough hall with demonstrations by
Miss Robinson has been largely at
tended by the ladies of the borough,
who have found much to interest them
in receipts and tests that were pre-
pared daily. The lectures will close
today and Miss Robinson will leave for
Mystic.
For the next session of the Travel
club the subject will he Carlisle. a
Border Town. by Miss Lillian Bray
ton, and George Elliot's Novels by
Miss Louisa Trumbull of Stonington.
Joseph F. Joseph has received from
M. J. Nunes a box of oranges picked
from the first crop at New Castle.
Cal.
The w. w. Whist club will meet
Tuesday evening with Mrs. Warren c.
made by Miss Frances Coznstock and
Miss FairbrOther.
Twenty-Five parges in tow of seven
tugs passed the point at one time on
Friday afternoon, bound east and
west.
DR.. and Mrs William c. Thompson
Of Brooklyn arrived here Thursday.
Miss Frances Cutler has returned
after a weeks stay in New York.
Groton Five Won.
The Stonington basketball team
played the Groton team in Groton on
by a score of 37-19.
William OstmaA OF the point. while
sharpening some pound stake poles, cut
Mr.. Brand Of Norwich was in the
borough Friday.
The schooner A J. Miller, owned by
OR. Pendleton, left Friday morning for
Amaganseft, L I. The schooner wall
take on a load of scrap iron for firm
In New London.
Grange Officers Installed.
The regular grange meeting was
held Wednesday evening at the Road
church parlors. a large number being
present. State Master Healy, assisted
the following officers: Worthy master.
A. G. Wheeler; overseer, Seth N. Will
Hams; lecturer. Albert Il. Mitten;
steward, Joseph Noyes; assistant
steward, HERBERT west .CnAplhlns AlTb.
Francis Dixon; treasurer, r. Wheeler;
secretary Mrs. +. Wheeler; gatekeep-
er, Theodore johnson; Ceres, Mrs. Ar
thur G. Wheeler; Pomona. Mrs. Albert
r. Mftten; Flora, Miss Florence Hew-
lit: lady assistant steward. Mrs. Eliza
Noyes.
The ladies served a delicious salad
supper. The room was decorated with
red and white carnations. Miss Ger
trude Chapman presided at the piano
Several guests were present from
neighboring places.
Five young men of the borough have
started this week to learn weaving in
the American velvet mill here.
Miss Jane B. Noyes of Mystic is the
guest of Mrs. Eliza Noyes-
Rev. and Mrs. G.. B. Spalding. Jr.,
are visiting the formers parents in
Syracuse, n. Y.
State Master Healy was entertained
Wednesday by Worthy Master A. G..
Wheeler.
Mrs. Thomas J. Garity of North
Water street entertained the w. w.
club at her home Friday evening.
John Walsh of Lynn, Mass, is in
town
Club Acquires New Quarters.
The Algonquin club has voted 10
change its quarters in the Potter block
for larger rooms. 1t has leased the
rooms formerly occupied by the Mis-