Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-07-07
VARIOUS MATTERS

VARIOUS MATTERS
There was considerable humidity on
Wednesday.
Peaches now on the fruit stands are
coming from Georgia.
Vacation travel towards Vermont
summer places has begun.
Small boys are making the most of
the good swimming off the new dock.
Many picnic parties are taking adj
vantage of the opportunity to reach
Gardner Lake twice daily.
Schooner L. A. Pfummer has arrived
with wood pulp from Weymouth. N. S..
for the Uncas Paper company
Universalist Sunday school excursion
to Ocean beach this morning, a.15 troll
ley, Franklin square. All members take
notice--adv.
One of the handsomely trained red
rambler roses about town is that at
the home of F. r. Wasley. on West
Thames street.
Morton F. Plants yacht Ielanda.
which has been cruising in the Med
iterranean waters. returned Tuesday
and anchored off Eastern Point.
No sittings made at Stevens studio
during week commencing Monday,
July IL Studio opened for delivery
of work from 1 to 3.-adv.
Connecticut delegates from the
Young Peoples Christian union of the
1f
the society, are in New York to at
tend the national convention.
For the fortnight ended June %, the
number of idle ears reported by the
Railroad Managers association was
1a2e15 a decrease of 3,5s2 from the
figures at the end of the preceding
fortnight.
The First Baptist Sunday school will
hold their annual picnic at Ocean beach
Friday, July 8. going by steamer Block
Island.-ady.
The little pig which Mrs William
Butler was awarded at the recent rose
fete of the Halle club was roasted by
the Del-Hof chef and was served to
a family party of fourteen at Mrs.
Buffers home en- the Fourth.
The White Ribbon Banner records
free will offerings from Great Plain
s2.35. South Coventry 81 Wellington
s72s, windsor s21e. Mystic 81. Ash
ford 1925. Westbrook SLAP, Central
Village s1.4s, Scotland IS. Rockville
$5.25.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Daniels. who
were recently married in Greenport,
y. Y, were tended a reception Tues
day evening at the home of Mr. DAN
iels' mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Pratt of
New London. Guests were present from
Norwich. Stonington and New Lon
don.
George w. Dram. Sc, died at his
home at Scotch Cap Monday after an
illness of two years with Bright's dis
ease. Mr.. Dram was formerly employ
ed by the John Wanamaker store in
Philadelphia and by Porteous & Mitch
ell in Norwich The funeral took place
on Wednesday.
Anthony Kennedy, a native of Nor
witch, who has not been in this section
OF the country in 80 years, was in New
London Tuesday visiting his sister,
Mrs. Patrick Day. Mr.. Kennedy has
BCSu III the SItOW DuSl4eSS- tie mas
been located in New Zealand where he
is the owner with partner of lead
ing theater.
The members of the Nausatuek char
ter committee, appointed to revise the
present borough charter either by
amendments to the present documents,
or by the compiling of a new one, met
Tuesday night and read the charters
of New Britain, Norwaik, Meriden,
Norwich South Norwalk, Derby, Will
mantle, Rockville and Danbury.
Fruit growers have been notified that
one of the features in connection With
the national apple shows in Spokane,
November 15 to 10, and in Chicago No
venber % to December L. will be a
series of apple packing contests for
county, state, national and internation-
al championships with suitable tro-
phies and cash premiums to the win
nerS.