Norwich bulletin., 1911-06-17
VARIOUS MATTERS

VARIOUS MATTERS The seasons services at the Pequot chapel begin tomorrow
 There will be session of the court of common pleas in New London to- day.
 Tomorrow is Fathers day. when spe- cial honors will be paid the father of the family.
 Martin and St. Botulph are honored in the church calendar.
 Rose growers are expecting some handsome specimens if the heavy showers do not mar the blossoms.
 Cattle fanciers from eastern Con necticut have been attending the big sale of Ayrshire stock at Worcester this week.
 The showers of Friday afternoon came at a time to spoil the pienics of a number of suburban schools which closed yesterday.
 Steam yacht Narwhal was launch d after cleaning and painting at the Iron works, New London, Friday morning. and later coaled.
 The Misses Mary and Annie Crof- ton of New London are getting their cottage at Brownins's beach ready for their summer vacation.
 The orchestra which furnished the music at the Franklin council hanquat Thursday night al Masonic temple was directed by Prof. H. T. Miller.
 Al the Moosup NJ. F. church. the first quarterly conference vii lbe held Monday evening by the district super intendent, Rev J. H. Newland of Nor wich.
 Mir and Mrs William A. Driscoll of East Hartford announce the engage ment of their daughter. Marjorie Louise. to George H. Nichol of Willi- mantle.
 The street department was busy on Friday putting oil on Lincoln avenue, Williams. Oneco. Sachem and Lafas-- cite streets Two other tanks of oil are on the way.
 At the Norwich State hospital on Friday evening a strawberry festival for the benefit of the baseball club was given. It was well attended and concluded with dancing
 The marriage of Miss Marion Gallup, daughter of Judge and Mrs. Russel Gallup of Ledyard. and Charles Allyn of Stamford. will take place today Saturday, at Stamford
 Word has been received from Mrs. Turner of Lebanon that there is no improvement in the condition of her father, Rev. Richard H. Gidnan. or of her husband, Rev. Robert E. Turn CT.
 There was filed with the clerk of the superior court on Friday a nation to set aside the verdict in the case uf Bosworth admx.. vs. the New Haven road. This will be heard by the court soon.
 Of local interest is the announce ment that the body of Deborah, infant child of Rev and Mrs. William Hill, was brought on to Moosup this week from St. Paul for interment in Union cemetery.
 Miss L. A. Bassett and Miss Nellie Dunlay have been secured by the Der lin, Conn.,. board as new teachers for the coming year Miss Bassett is from Hampton and Miss Dunlay from Franklin.
 At the diocesan convention of Epis- copal ministers at St. Johns church, h.. admit women to the franchise at all parish meetings, but the women can not hold office.
 Mentioned among the student actors and musicians at the St. John the Bap- tist celebration at St. Cesaire college Rouville, P. e., were L. Baillargeor and A. Laflamme of Putnam. Conn. and Albert F'rechette of Taftville.
 Among the awards of university fel- Iowships at Yale announced Friday night to members of the senior class was one of the Foote fellowships, tC James T. Hillhouse, son of James Hill house. a former resident of Williman- tic.
 The Academy catalogue for 191o- 1911 has been issued. containing, as ii does, every five years the list of all the graduates It makes a large sized book this year and contains front anG back views of the Academy build ings.
 Mrs. Albertus Peckham and daugh- ter Miss Anne s. Peckham. of Thames terrace. left town Friday morning tC attend the Wellesley college com mencement as guests of Mrs. Peck Packer, a member of the sraduatins class.
 MT. and Mrs. P. H. Sheehan oi Springfield, Mass, celebrated their 25tt wedding anniversary Thursday eve ming. There were many guests pres ent from out of town. including MT and Mrs. James f. Fenton and daugh- ter. Rose Fenton. and John F. Carol of Norwich
 Invitations have been issued for the marriage of Miss Ida Arlien, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. William H. William. of Moosup, and Cornelius L. BOurn, will take place on Thursday, June 2s at s o'clock, in the United Congrega- tional church of East Providence