Norwich bulletin., 1910-04-07
sToNINGToN MT
Rev. w. r. Newton Preaohes at Bap-
fist Chureh-Crabs Running in the
Coves-6orouah EnveIoped in Dense
Fog.

F. L. Wells was in Kingston this
week and purchased two settings of
prize winning Rhode Island reds. The
eggs were set at the Curtin hennery
on North Main street.
Capt. Frank Wadsworth of Will
mantle Is the guest of friends in town
this week.
A flock of wild geese, numbering
about fifty. was seen flying eastward
Wednesday afternoon.
L. NJ. Luce of Boston was In town
Wednesday.
C. e. Grace of Montreal is in town
today.
Mrs. Frank Hitchcock OF New York
was here Monday attending the funer-
al Of Mrs. Oliver Chesebro.
EvanseIistic Service.
Rev. w. f. Newton of Boston, who
is conducting evangelistic services this
the First Baptist church wednesday
evening. He spoke most appeaiingly
and sang many hymns during the
service. A large number attended the
meeting.
William q. Rooney is clerk at Louis
e. Hammond's store.
A special meeting OF the Algonquin
club was held Tuesday evening in the
Potter block.
Four large coal cars loaded with
anthracite coal were received here on
Tuesday and unloaded at the foot of
Pearl street increased the amount
stored considerably over 200 tons.
Crabs Are Running.
Crabs have started in from outside
and can, be found around the mouth
of the WeQuetequock cove and In
Grandison's cove.
Mrs. Stewart, who rs seriously I'll
at her home in the Bay View district,
is more comfortable
NJ. c. Willis of Philadelphia spent
Monday and Tuesday in town.
Ready for Fishing Season.
Many pound nets have been set this
season and heavy catches are looked
for. Many fishermen have placed their
lobster pots inside and outside the out
er breakwater. there being the largest
number ever set this year at this time.
Dense Foss for Three Days.
Fogs have been dense for the past
three days, having shut in on Ston-
ington like a rain storm. causing ev-
erything to be damp. The sirens and
bells have been heard constantly dur
ing the time.
improvements are being made at
Brookrate. the summer home of Judge
Gilbert Collins of Jersey City and 1000
brick were received and are being used
for a walk from the homestead to the
boat house and landing on Collins
cove.
Annual Meeting of Baptist Church.
The annual meeting of the First
Baptist church was held in the con-
ference room Monday evening. the
election of officers resulting as fol-
lows: Clerk and treasurer Moses A.
Pendleton; church committee. Horace
PendIeton. N. p. Noyes. Henry p. Lee;
advisory committee. Charles S. Bright
man; music committee, Mrs. o. c..
Griffin. Mrs. e. Bailey, Mrs. III. n.
Psndleton; baptismal committee Mrs.
z. D. Smith, Mrs. J. H. Tillinghast;
head usher, Charles Brightman; sex
ton, William J. Butterfield. The re-
port shows the church to be in a
prosperous condition.
Ready for the Season.
Mr.. and Mrs. John f. wilkins have
moved their household goods into the
new Wilkins house at the corner of
Main and Grand streets. Mrs. Will
kins has many rooms already engaged
for the season
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles p. Williams
arrived from New York and opened
their cottage. Stoneridge, Tuesday eve
ming.
NJ F. Willard of New York spent
Tuesday in town. calling on friends.