Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-03-28

- Sunday Mrs. Georxe A. Aleen was
painfully burned by pailfuf Of water
falling on her right foot, requiring the
attendance of a doctor.
I. Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Beck.vitb bavs
sold their cottage at Ma les west
Thames street to Charles A. PyDe who
Is occupying it with his 1amily.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. r. Radfker Of New
York are having Quilt summer resi-
dence at Ocean beach. where bntfdiTo
has continued throughout the winters
Although there was a good down
pour On Monday. the Weatherwise
claim that the direction of the winds
when the sun crosxed the line means
2 dry summer.
Prof. A. C. Gully and J. M. True
&t an Institute which the state board
cf agriculture Will hold at WaIling-
ford grange on Friday.
The Connecticut branch Of the Ma
donal League for Medical Freedom is
protesting against a bill before the
general assembly concerning medical
inspection in the public schools.
The Ssth company of coast artil-
lery, stationed at Fort Terry, Plum
island, ia building supply trunks in
which articles necessary for an active
campaign can be readily transported.
According to a government report
just made public. in 1904 New York
value Of its oyster products, but in
1908 it held second place, Connecti-
cntranking first
A notice is being sent to Knights of
Columbus in this state that the eight
cut state council, Knights Of Column
bus, will convene in Torrington on
Tuesday morning, May ..
The funeral of Agnes Duhaime, the
IL months old daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Duhaime. who died Sunday
afternoon, was held Monday afternoon,
and burial was in St. iMary's cemetery.
There was number of floral forms.
DR.. j. Torrington Black, now of
New London, first lieutenant in the
medical corps of the Connecticut Ma
fionai guard, and assigned to the
coast artillery branch of service will
leave Saturday for the Mexican bor-
der.
After two weeks illness with grip,
Librarian Jonathan Trumbulls was
able to resume his duties at the Otis
library Monday. On Sunday after
noon there were So visitors to the IL
brary reading room. Miss Cash was
in charge.
1t EwiIl interest his local political
friends to know that Rev. Warren F,
sheldon, pastor of the Methodist
church of Simsbury, formerly chaplain
OF the house and senate, has received
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New York.
Natives of Springfield, Mass. are
receiving notification that the board
OF trade has arranged for Products
week to open May "a and extend
through May rs, thus covering the date
OF ting 275th anniversary OF the found
ing of the town, May rs.
OF local interest is the item from
Mer1den Record: Rev. W.. H. Kidd
pastor of the First NJ E. church. has
received a Unanimous invitation from
the official board to return for another
year. Rev. Mr.. Kidd came to Merider1
from New Haven three years ago.
In Groton Heights Baptist church
Sunday evening the monthly meeting
OF Groton Bank Temperance union
was held. with O. f. Ryther. secretary
of the Connecticut Temperance union.
as the speaker. He spoke at New
London in the afternoon at the Y. M.
c. A.
Among those who have taken high
est honors in the junior class at
Wellesley college Is Miss Muriel Bach
eler OF Talcotville. who was graduated
from the Hartford high school. class
OF 1908. Miss Bachelor is a grand
daughter of James Z. Fuller of Nor
witch.
About half-hour was spent by
Town Clerk Charles 8. Holbrook on
Monday afternoon getting the names
to issue. a marriage license to John
Leveaz and Fotenz Conli for use on
Monday evening. Both are residents
Of the West Side and Greek priest
ofziciated.
The house belonging to Edward Wal
den, in Montvilie, caught fire Friday
from defective flu4, but neighbors
had it ont after an hours work, the
damage being about $l00. MIR. Walden
has one leg in bandases and gets about
on crutches because of injuries receiv-
ed some time ago.
Ernest Schillings, a carpenter at
Fishers island. and Miss Annie Rob-
inson Of New London were married
Sunday afternoon at 4 o'clock in the
P0A oOH68C VI LIE ocCOnU GOQRTeGd-
tional church, New London. by Rev.
James Wilson u,Rixler. They will re-
side in. New London.
There was a recent inspection of the
new golf links of the Norwich Golf
club by r.. d. Pryde of New Haven,
who gave much advice in laying them
out. He was surprised at the excel
lent results attained It is probable
that Bob Andrews Of Scotland will be
1T the links some time this season.
Independent. Norwich lodge, No. sOs.
l. o. B. A., with President Myer
Hruckuer tn the chair, held largely
attended meeting Sunday afternoon in
Foresters' hall. The principal business
was the election of delegate to the
national convention. M. Collar was
chosen, and will attend the contention
in New York, beginning May 9Th.
The Providence Journal notes that a
former Connecticut pastor, now dis
trict superintendent Rev. w. I. Ward,
will take . prominent part in the
Methodist conference the coming
week and mentions among towns
where pastors are to be changed. DAN
ielson. Moosup,. New London; Trinity
Church, Norwich, and south Aanches-
ter.
After their honeymoon in the south,
Mr.. and Mrs.. Robert SyminGton are in
Danbury for a few days before going
to Cheshire, to which point Mr. Sym
ingt0n has been Transferred from
Stamford. He il n superintendent of
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