Norwich bulletin., 1910-02-18
STONlNGTON.
Archdeacon J. e. Brown to Preach
Henry r. Jones' Death-Poor seas6n
for Fishing.

Calvary Episcopal church omitted
wednesday evening service owing TO
the illness of Rev. Mr.. Mason, who
was to exchange with a rector from
Westerly
This evening. Ven. Archdeacon j.
Eldred Brown of Norwich will speak
at Calvary Episcopal church.
To Be Changed Into Tenement
The upper story OF the building
known as the Advent chapel has re-
verified to the trustees of the Waldron
fund by reason of the fact that the
congregation has grown so small that
1t cannot be maintained. BY the VIII
of the late Capt. George s. Brewster.
the upper story OF the building was
to be kept in order for worship 30
long as the denomination could sup
port IT, II is probable the trustees win
ssys Il made sasd into wsisSos sne s sss
which has helped many widows OF
Stonington.
indian Missionary Speaker.
At the regular meeting OF the Bap-
fist church "wednesday evening. Rev.
Walter Rogers OF Ramepatorn, India.
gave an interesting address and Told
OF his work.
Slipped on the leo.
Foreman OF section men Andrew
johnson, while crossing the tracks Ia
the yard. slipped and fell ON the ice.
on a switch frog, and bruisedsalis knee
and ankle badly.
Albert Palmer, steward at Cove
Lawn. has completed the repairs TO
the boats and wherry owned by Capt
+. DANIEL.
A large greenhouse at Farmholme
is to be built The boiler and engine
building is TO be field stone and ce-
ment in artistic design.
Henry Mattison has leased from
Joseph A. Vargue the Mosquito farm
on the Wequeteduock road for period
OF FIVE years.
Thomas J. Giiisbury of Orange, N.
J., was a caller here wednesday.
Roscoe K Burrows OF Mystic was
before the board of relief in town
clerks office this week.
washington's birthday ia 20 be cele-
brated by the high school Monday. the
2Ist, with literary and musical pro-
gramme
L. A. Grover was a business caller
in Boston this week.
Death Of Henry r. jones.
Word was received here Tuesday
night OF the death OF Henry y. Jones,
a prominent hat manufacturer of Yon-
kers NJ Y. He was a brother law
OF Mrs. jerome s. Anderson ana wen
known here. He leaves his wife ana
two daughters. The funeral was held
Wednesday evening In Brooklyn The
body will be brought 10 Stonington this
afternoon and will be taken TO Elm
Grove cemetery. Mystic, for burial
Poor Year for Fishing.
This has been an unubuAdly DOOR
year for the fishermen; many COM
plain OF the small catches.
Albert Worth of Worcester was in
town Thursday.
Supper Committee Chosen.
on wednesday evening the men OF
the Congregational church and con-
gregation were invited TO attend a
meeting to arrange for a supper for
the benefit OF the church, The enter
tainment committee. dinance and SUP
per committees and walters and as
sitsants were chosen.
Personals and Briefs.
Miss Lillian K. Sparrow, who has
been the guest of Mrs. Lathrop at the
Point for week. has returned TO
Hartford.
Tay Bliss is confined 10 HIS home ar
the Point suffering with a sprzined
ankle caused by fall on the See.
# b. williams of Providence was
in town Thursday.
Moses Pendleton was in Westerly
this week.
James Worth and SON are in town
for a few days with friends.
Government men are still at work
measuring and surveying the govern
mant property.
Storm signals were flying Thursday
at the Point
Boys have been most troublesome at
the Point for the past few days, ana
many windows have been broken IN
residences near the shore.
Miss Fannie Case of Norwich mas
| been a visitor in town.
Only small amount of snow is Wis
| FbIe about the town. now.