Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-20
ST0NINGTON
Meeting of T. M. T. Club--TraveI Club
Prepares Seasons Programme-Ens-
lish Anchor and Chain Fished up
After Twenty five Years.

The It. M. t. club met Tuesday eve
ming with Mrs. Jerome Anderson, Jr
at her home on Water street. During
the evening several tables OF whist
were played: the first prize was won
by Miss Quintard, the consolation was
taken by Mrs. Frank Stanton. Re-
freshments were served
Mrs. J. o. Barrows and Miss Free
man left Wednesday for their new
home in Norwich Town.
The fishing smack, Eta and Lena,
brought in eight barrels of founders
secured 6 barrels, and Capt. Elisha
Clarke barrels.
Sheffield Owen Engagement.
Mr.. and Mrs. Owen of 256 West
Twelfth street, New York city, an
ter. Miss Gladys Marguerite Owen, to
Philip G. Sheffield of the borough.
Teachers Meeting.
A business meeting of the teachers
of the town of Stonington was held
Tuesday afternoon at the borough
schoolhouse, and matters of interest
were discussed. w. Fl. Perry, super
intendent of the schools. gave an in
teresting talk.
Travel Club Plans.
Tuesday a meeting of the committee
of the Travel club was held at the
library and the winter work planned
The series will be on Historical and
Literary England. At the first public
meeting held November 8, Rev. G. B.
Spalding, Jr, will read an account of
Wales and England.
News in General.
Mr.. and Mrs. James H. Stivers are
in New York.
Torov Hazard and TObn C1Y,1au of
Newport, who have been guests of
friends in the borough, returned to
Newport Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Hyde are Wis
iting in Canterbury and Norwich.
Thomas Mccarthy. Jr., is seriously
ill at his home on Main street.
English Anchor and Chain.
Capt Charles Mosher, while fishing
down the beach this week, hauled up
a large old fashioned anchor. probably
English make, which weighed about
500 pounds. Several feet of chain
came with it. 1t nearly ruined two
large nets. 1t is thought that it came
from an English brig which was lost
near where this was found more than
rs years ago.
William r. Babcock of Springfield.
Mass, is at his home here.
Mr. and Mrs. w. P. Griffin are en-
joying an auto trip to Providence
w. F. Jackson of Tampa, Fla, is
spending few days in town.
Mr. and Mrs. Everett Durham of
New Haven are guests of Mrs. E. A
Perkins.
Mrs. Tinker, who has been the guest
of Miss Anna c. Culbert has returned
to Stamford.
George A Filburn of Philadelphia
is the guest of friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. F. Darrell and Mrs
Parsons are enjoying an auto trip to
Groton, Mass. While there they will
be the guests Of Richard Darrell
George Stanton, who has been in
New York, has returned.
Thomas Harvey antl John Hinton
who have been in Philadelphia, have
returned.
r. M Delagrange has returned from
New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ohio Sullivan are en-
joying a trip through the west and
Canada.
Hearings on the applications for the
granting of licenses for the sale of in l.
toxicatins and spirituous liquors will
be held today Thursday in the town
courtroom.
The registrars Of voters il the sew
era1 districts in the town OF Stoning-
ton met on Monday and received ap-
plications of those persons to be made
electors.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lincoln of New York