Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-09
STONINGTON
Annual Meeting of Hook and Ladder Company-Scouts Discover Two Gypsy Moths-Odd Fellows to En- tertain District Deputy G. M.

Company-Scouts Discover Two
 Gypsy Moths-Odd Fellows to En-
 tertain District Deputy G. M.
 The annual meeting of Pioneer H. & l.. CO, was held Wednesday eve- ming. The reports of the secretary treasurer and auditing committee were presented. The company had good balance in the treasury to com mence the new year The following officers were elected: Foreman, James H. Weeks. Jr.: first assistant fore man, Norman P Wilcox: second as- sistant foreman, James Duke: secre- tary. Robert l.. Burtch; Urea surer George W. Haley; steward. Frank Staplin.
 The following were appointed: Tii- Ierman. Allen c. Slade: committee on inquiry, Frank R. Tracy Charles Shirley, H. P. Loper; auditing commit tee. W. F. Broughton, J. F. Joseph, Delegate to state firemen's conven- tion. George Haley; alternate. James Duke.
 The company voted to buy new pa rade trumpets for the use of the of-
 Two Gypsy Moths Found. The gypsy moth scouts report that two were captured at the Stanton place this week. Those who have the work in charge are of the opinion that the moths come out of stone walls
 
 Moore to Pitch Today.
 Pitcher Moore, who did such fine work here the Fourth with the Ston- ington nine. will pitch in the game against White Rock today at West erly.
 was served at the chapel at Quiam- baug Thursday evening.
 At the Casino.
 
 quock Casino on Thursday evening, presented something novel in securing Allan March, the Boston boy soprano who rendered selections which were enjoyed by the large crowd who had assembled. During the evening all were presented handsomely decorated folding fans. This season the dancing class is under the direction of Miss Miss Madeline Cowan is spending two weeks at Shawmut beach.
 Unclaimed Letters.
 The following unclair1ed letters at the local postoff1ce for the week end ing July 10 are numbering S.: Mrs. William Wise. Capt. Oliver Smith. Miss Jessie Ednie, Mrs S. H. wrig- gur. William Holland, Miss Grace Goodwin.
 Summer Guests Arrive.
 Mrs. c. J. F. Warren and daughter arrived from New York Friday to spend the summer.
 Miss Ruth Palmer of Boston Is the guest of Miss Jean C. Palmer.
 Miss Maud Hayes has arrived at Machipscat for the summer.
 Mir. and Mrs. John Wayland of New York are guests of MT. and Mrs. c. N. Wayiand.
 The first bridge whist of the season was held at the Wadawanuck club on Wednesday. There was large att Charles KilIars is visiting his broth CT in North Adams, Mass. Mrs. Alice Babcock of Brooklyn, ". Y.. arrived in town Wednesday and will be the guest of Mrs. Horace N. Pendleton. Misses Lucy and Priscilla Billings left town this week for Storrs college, where the latter will take the summer course for teachers. Rev. G. B. Spalding will preach on Sunday at the Road church The Rev. J. L. Peacock will preach the bal ance of the month. The grange will hold a meeting in the Road church parlors next Wednes- day evening, and Miss Florence flew lit will have charge of the programme. To Entertain District Deputy Grand At the regular session of Stonington lodge, No. 28. I. O. O. F., Wednesday evening a committed was appointed 10
 
 given on installation night Wednes- day, July 20, when District Deputy Grand Master Joel Kenyon and his staff will appear and install the cleo tive and appointive officers of the lodge.
 General News. The Stonington town school commit | tee has appointed William H. Perry | of Dobbs Ferry. N. Y, superintendent | of the town schools. | Charles Nichols of Bayonne. N. J., | is the guest of his grandparents. | Capt and Mrs. Charles F. P. Noses. Mrs. M. F. Hendrickson and dauet | ter. Mrs. Florence l.. Avenell of New | York, are guests of Mrs. James Crock | CT. Capt Elisha Clarke, off Block Island | in his fishing smack Bessie. brought | in Friday a nice catch of swordlsh. | The largest weighed 303 pounds, and 1 the other two weighed TO and ;5s | pounds, totaiins s34 pounds. Miss D. NJ. Sweeney returned to | Pittsfield, MsSss.. Friday. after spend | ing some time with MT. and Mrs. Mc- | Cormick Mrs Cornelia Vaughn and daughter | arrived from New Yorh Friday for | the season. W. W. Case of Boston spent the week with local friends here. Eli Ames of Pawcatuck, R. l.. was | here Friday.