Norwich bulletin., 1911-03-11
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Good Bowling eeorss hslps Lesnsy, 41e,27o, Hsceivsd bx kibrary-l lee-
 ture by Pref. WiiIiam Lyon Plseipe.

f~s7s cz - <s VIZ " One Of the fastest scores this Seaeon
 was made at the Arion club bowling alleys Thursday evening by the Jolly
 far made 2 record for themselves in
 bowling. Following is tho score:
 Team No No. 2: .57s @ ssi m aSz iSz ss7 M sssso--so6s High single, ScholL 244: nigh three
 % sos; Noyss Ds Is sii and G so " an6 n6 scnoii's %
 single of PA ties tho record for the
 Arfon alleys.
 Baptist churci, Notss. The subject of the sermon Sunday evening at the Baptist church will be
 The Man Under q Tree. Rev. George E. Marston will commence his 4ftn Rev. G. B. Marston was In attend ance at the Baptist laymen's banquet in New London Friday night William Robinson and family. who reside in the velvet mill district, will move to the East road the first of the month.
 The judiciary committee is to rec ommend the appointment of Murtem A. Breed of the borough as judge of the town court of Stonington, to suc- ceed Judge Stillman of Westerly. Phelps Bsqusst to Library. The Stonfngton free library, under the terms of the will of the late Frs
 kline M. Phelps of Chicago. was left the sum of $20,000 as an endowment. That sum, slightly 1essened by the deduction of the income tax, and now amounting to $19,270. was received here this week. It will be invested in 1bonds for the purpose of meeting the expenses of the
 A. n. s. Club Mssts. The A. H. s. club met Thursday evening at the home Of Richard O. Bradley. An excellent musical pro- gramme was enjoyed, and refreshments Miss Frances B. Cutler is the guest Rev. s. F. Dickson will preach at the Third Baptist church Sunday at D. m. and 7.30 o'clock.
 Portuguese Mission. This week a Portuguese mission has been conducted at St. Mary's church by one of the Franciscan Fathers. Deep which have been faithfully attended. To Celebrate St. Patriot's Day. Division No. 1, A. O. H., will have a
 clam chowder in their rooms on the evening of St. Patrick's day for mem bers and their friends.
 Miss Grace D. Wheeler Of the Road district is visiting in New York. Mrs. Alexander Lincoln is spending l the week with her parents, MT. and Mrs. Charles Moves.
 A special service will be held in St Mary's church next Wednesday even- ing in honor of St. Patrick. New Literary Society. A class literary society has been department of tho school taught by
 Miss May L. Pendleton. The following officers have been chosen: President Matthew Graham; vice president Mary Graham; secretary, Charles 1 Ryon.
 Travel Club Papers. Tuesday afternoon the following in- | teresting papers will be read at the meeting of the Travel club at the pub- 1 lie library: Byron, Keats, Shelly, by l Mrs. Henry R. Palmer, and Charles Lamb, Thomas DaQufncey, William Cutler King of Brooklyn has entered l the employ of the Atwood Machine company and is making his home with his uncle, B. s. Cutler. Owing to the rainstorm which vis-
 tied the borough Friday the snow has Rev. J. o. Barrows will preach in the
 Second Congregational church Sunday at 10.45 a. m.
 1 Rev. Dwight c. Stone will preach al the Road church at n a. m.. taking l the place of Rev. G. B. Spa1ding, who l is at his former home in New York state.
 Lecture by Prof. Phelps. ] A most interesting lecture was great ly enjoyed Friday evening by a large and appreciative audience. The speak CT was William Lyon Phelps, Ph. Dr. professor of English literature at Yale university Prof. Phelps spoke mosI eloquent1y upon How to Read Books. Addressed Mems Club.
 | Thursday evening the Mems club o1 | Stonington enjoyed an address by Con- gressman George H. Utter, who spoke in a most eloquent manner on political social and religious lines, making g comparison with fifty years ago, show. hour followed the address and coffee and sandwiches were served the largs 1 number present.