Norwich bulletin., 1910-02-21
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(Continued from Page Two.) he spoke on The Kingdom of God The evening subject was The Great !. Foundation Stone at Zion.
 Home from Golden State.
 Samuel Andrews has returned from a four weeks vacation to the Pacific slope MT Andrews has been visiting relatives in California. Manuel Paul has been substituting for MT. Andrews.
 The residence owned by F. w. Coy, corner of Main and Harmony streets. is being remodeled. electric lights are being installed and a steam heating apparatus. new plumbing, etc, are nearly completed.
 The thermometer registered de- gress above zero, at Stonington, Sat urday morning.
 Twenty five Appear Before Board of
 Relief.
 This evening the board of relief will hold it's last session. There have been so far twenty-five taxpayers before the board. asking for abatement, covering all parts of the town. Tomorrow the board will start to make investigations, going over the property of the twenty five persons named.
 Service Omitted.
 Owing to the illness of the rector, Rev Charles Mason of Calvary Epis- copal church, there was no service at the church on Saturday.
 Harry HenQGrSOn or RaWIuCkGI, l., was in town Saturday.
 Miss Martin and Miss Eldridge of Willimantic were callers in the bor- ough Saturday and Sunday
 Miss Mollie Dunn of Providence is the guest of J. Leahy and family.
 Miss Margaret James of Norwich was in town over Sunday.
 At Calvary Episcopal church Sun day. the services were conducted by a lay reader. owing to MT. Mason's ill., TI7o omitted.
 Basketball Games
 Manager Staplin of the local basket ball team is planning the third and deciding game with Jewett City team in that place some night this week. Each team has one game to it's credit and the odd game is looked forward to with much interest by the townSpeople. MT. Staplin also hopes to get a game with Groton The Stonington five were beaten by Groton two weeks ago.
 Birthday Celebration
 There was a birthday party at the home on Mrs. Joseph F. Joseph on Miss Charlotte Joseph, it being her 18th birthday Games and music were enjoyed during the evening Refresh effectively decorated Miss Joseph is a member of Stonington high school, class of 1910.
 Joseph Foley left Saturday for Bos- ton, having secured work as a ma chinist.
 Miss Grace D. Mayne substituted at the borough school for Miss Jennie Killan one day last week.
 There is one case of typhoid fever and a few cases of measles in the borouer
 MT. Walters of Springfield was in town Saturday
 James Horn of Philadelphia was here on Saturday.
 Alex McNicol of Jewett City is guest of Francis Burtch.
 George Haley is assisting in the production of a play in Providence For the concert at the Second Con- gregatioual church par1ors, Folk Lore and Folk Song. by A. Foxton Fergu- son. B. A. the accompanist will be Mrs. Joseph Hammond
 Mrs William Atwood of the bor- ough is able to be out after being con- fined to her home by illness.
 John Gaynor is seriously i'll with pneumonia.
 Postoffice Holiday Hours.
 On Washington's birthday the GUS tom house, bank and postoffice will be closed The postoff1ce hours will be from 6-30 a. m to 9.30 a. n., and 5.30 to 6-30 D. m.
 The Algonquin club have moved in to the new club room in the Potter block.