Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-11
STONINGTON
Weddings, Past and Prospective
Moving Material from Shipyard-
Borough Gets Fine Thunder Shower.

Mr.. Parish, who is in the employ
of the T. A. Scott company of New
London, was in town Monday making
preparations to take the steamer
Rhode Island away from the dock here
where the steamer has been disman-
tied. Mr.. Scott purchased it some
time ago.
Equipment from Shipyard.
Equipment is being taken from the
Mats Point shipyard and put on the
schooner Frank Potter to be taken
to Somerset, Mass, on Saturday. A
life raft and boat We're shipped from
the steamer Rhode Island on the same
schooner. Junk is being taken from
the old Pequot and shipped in cars
to Providence. q
The democratic voters of the town
of Stonington will meet this week
and choose candidates for judge of
probate. justice of the peace and rep
resentatiyes to the general assembly
Wedding Set for October &c.
The wedding of Miss Katie Smith
and George G. Francis of the borough
will take place at St Mary's church
Wednesday, October 26-
William Graham and Edward Nc
Kenney, who have been enjoying two
weeks vacation, returned home Satur-
day.
Walter B. Simmons of Chicago is
the guest of friends here.
Miss Mary Martin of New Haven
is spending the week here.
Albert Hillaon of Portland, Me-, is
the guest of friends in the borough.
Frank Conant was home from New
Hampshire over Sunday
c. n. Holmes of Boston was here
Monday.
J. Frank Wright of Taunton, Mass,
spent Sunday with friends here. Mr..
Wright made the trip by automobile
New Physical Director.
Miss Jennie Stanton of Westerly
has been secured to act in the borough
schools as physical director and teach
er of elocution.
Going Coon Hunting.
Tomorrow "wednesday DR. Charles
O. Maine and Elias Brown viii enjoy
a trip to Laurel Glen, coon hunting.
Rain Appreciated.
Sunday evening between and Z
O'Clock the borough was blessed by a
downpour of rain, which proved one
| most severe thunderstorms of the sea-
son. Vivid flashes of lightning and
heavy peals of thunder drove church
goers home. The shower lasted an
hour
This (Tuesday) evening the Fluffy
Ruffles whist CLUB is to hold it's first
meeting this season at Miss Frances
| COmstock'S.
johnson Palmer Wedding Plans.
The wedding of Della May Palmer
| and Stanley Johnson of Providence
will take place Monday evening Oc-
tober is, at the home of Miss Palm
er's1 parents at the Road district
Charles Pendleton is in New York.
On Saturday. October s. Mrs. Nc
Kenney left Dublin, Ireland. on the
| steamer Mauritania for home.
Dr. and Mrs. William c. Thompson
have returned from a weeks vaca ton
in New York.
Will Reside in Mystic
On Monday, at 2.3O p. m, William
Schmitter and. Miss Alma Figge of
Mystic We're united in marriage by
Judge Elias B. Hinckley at the town
clerks office. A few friends attended
The bride and groom. Mr. Schmitter
is weaver at the Rossi velvet mill.
After a wedding trip. which will in
clude New York, Philadelphia, Balti-
more and Washington, they Will re-
side in Mystic.
Daniel Finnegan and James Fergu-
son of Mystic We're here yesterday at
tending the Schmitter Figse wedding.
Twenty nine Applications.
Nine applications have been made to
open saloons in the borough. All the
places have been posted according to
law and the hearings will commence
| Thursday, October 20 Twenty nine
applications have been made up to
date in the town of Stonington.
Baptist Delegates Chosen
To the annual meeting of the Con-
necticut Baptist association at Bridge
port October II, Is, and 10, the dele
gates from the First Baptist church
are Rev, and Mrs. 6. r. Marstou. Mr.
and Mrs. p. z. Bradley Mrs. c. S.
Ryon and from the Sunday school,
Mrs. Eli Dewhurst