Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-05-14
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Return Social for Baraca Ciass-Joe
the Turk Speaks-Henry w. Rang
er's Summer Home Renovated.

The members of the Baraca elias
We're entertained by the Philatheas
Friday evening in the parlors of the
Noank Baptist church. The evening
was passed pleasantly in games and
prize contests which was followed by
refreshments and a musical pro-
sramme by the young ladies of the
Philathea class. The affair was a re-
turn social for an entertainment given
the Philatheas by the Barracks three
weeks ago.
Shipping Notes.
The trial trip of the Jay Street Ter
minal Co.'S tug Jamison, which was
built by the Robert Palmer & Son Co
will take place in about two weeks
The installation of the machinery and
engine is about completed. The vessel
will be hauled out next week when the
shaft will be placed in position and the
hull of the boat painted
The fishing fleet took advantage of
the fine weather Friday and went to
the fishing grounds to haul their gear.
Fishing schooner Charlotte j.
Kingsiand. Capt. 3. W. Latham. is in
New York at Fulton Market with $50
halibut and 1000 Goldfish.
The Ada Belle, Capt. Harry Chris
topherson, is in New York with a load
of fish which were sold at Fulton mar
ket
Capt James c. Sistare has complet
ed repairs to the engine in his fishing
sloop Puritan.
steam yacnI vega, owned by the
Fergusons of Fishers island is at
Rogers boat yards. being overhauled
and renovated. Capt Christopher
Jensen win be the master of the
yacht this season. John P. Ebbetts of
this place will be chief engineer.
Salvation Army Services.
Five members of the Salvation Ar
my from New London held an open
air meeting at the corner of Main and
Pearl streets Thursday evening which
was poorly attended. owing to the
meeting not having been advertised
Joe the Turk rendered several selec-
tons on the cornet and gave an adj
dress on the work of the society
Artist Rangers Summer Cottage.
The renovation and decoration of
Henry w. Rangers cottage OH Water
street is about completed. The cot
tage will be occupied by the owner and
his family next week Mr.. Ranger is
sketchfng in Hamburg, Conn; but is
expected to arrive here today Mrs.
Ranger will arrive from New York the
latter part of next week The new fur
niture for the house arrived at the
local freight station from New York
Friday.
News Notes.
Mrs. Clarence Bradley of New York
arrived FRIDAY for brief visit with
her parents, Capt. and Mrs Jasper
Brown in Potters court.
Ernest Sweet and party of friends
enjoyed a fishing trip to Great pond
in Poquonock Thursday evening. They
returned with a-catch of twenty-seven
good-sized bullheads.
Chief L. l. Parks of the Noank Fire
company was in Westerly Friday to
view the ruins of the recent fire.
w. I. Spicer has sold his large tour
ing car to Representative Charles B.
Smith.
Mrs Walter E. Spicer of Bristol,
Conn.,. is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
c. I. Fitch
Mrs. George CIingen of Glen Cove,
Long Island and Miss Hetty Kelsey
of Amagansett are guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. James P. Brown.
Linemen OF the Groton & Stoning-
ton St Ry. were in the village Friday
resetting the poles where Elm street
is being ~idened.
Edgar Ashby returned to his home
in the village Friday after a visit with
relatives in Hartford.