Norwich bulletin., 1911-09-26
Olt1f BlIllftin.
Norwich, Tuesday, Sept. 26, 1911.
VARIOUS MATTERS

l week The Montville selectmen and towr clerk met at the town hall Saturday l and made P voters.
 The fall schedule of the Groton & ! Stonlngton railway will go into effect on Friday, September 29
 They never say Pass" to Clvsnic Water. Clysmic-king of Clubs.-adv. Yesterday was a leftover dog day, wIth suggestions of the electric storm Which visited Windham county towns. several from Norwich attended The Orient in Providence Monday. which was Rhode Island state Baptist
 day
 Brown university alumni are receiv- ing appeals to create an endowment of
 Sd'ooo.ooe, the time limit being June
 30, 1912.
 Those whose gardens were not
 b1ghted by frost are enjoying the
 sight of beautiful asters, salvia, dah-
 lias, etc.
 Services at St. Francis chapel, at
 crescent beach, owing to the depart
 ure Of the cottagers, have been dis continued for the season.
 From June l until the present date there were sixty six drownings in the waters of the state. the greater num- Der being through accident.
 Low Rates to California until Oct. l4 Tourist sleeping cars five times weekly, without change Berth s9 via
 W Wasn1ngton- Sunset route, 12 Milk St. and 362 Wash. St.. Boston-adv.
 Several informal little social gath erings have been held at the slightly new clubhouse a Groton Long Point. by cottage owners and their friends of the state business mems associa- tlon at Bridgeport, will be held on Thursday, October 19, at the StratfieId.
 Miss Emma Shereshevsky, who has spent several days al her home on Asy-. lum street, returned on Monday to resume her studies at New Haven Normal school.
 Owners of country inns fancy that every pleasant Sunday may be the end of the summer seas on, which visit ing auto parties have made a profita- hle one for them
 Miss Freda Denison of Groton was married Thursday of last week in New York to Charles Yering of West chester. They will begin housekeepins this week in the Bronx.
 The seventh annual meeting of the Dustin -Duston Family association, reunion of descendants of Thomas and Hannah Duston, is to be held in Unity hall, Haverhill. Mass, on Wednesday. 
 Norwich Art School Opens Sept. 26. Classes in drawing, painting, design ships awarded annually. Tuesday eve ning classes in drawing, design, metal work, composition, and illustration, $4.00 per term.-adv.
 Dr. Fayette L. Thompson. general secretary of the Methodist brother hood. will come to Connecticut Octo- Der 3 to start a series of services and address. He will begin in Waterbury
 The wise fad for individual drinking cups is spreading, not only among travellers by raii. but among school children. where buildings are not equipped with sanitary bubble foun- tains.
 The dinner for the visiting clergy to St. Patrick's parish was served in the school hall. not in the basement chapel that room as well as the church being adorned with beautiful palms through the courtesy of John Moore.
 John owen of Providence, a grad uate of the Norwich Free Academy. in the class of 1910, spent Monday with friends in town. Mir. Owen has spent the past year at Culver Military school and is planning to enter Brown uni versity next fall.
 Mir. and Mrs. George T. Goodwin of Hartford celebrated their golden at their home Monday Mir and Mrs Goodwin were married at Brooklyn, September A, 1861, by Rev. Charles N. Seymour, pastor of the Brooklyn Congregational church.
 Fifteen year old Ardelle Scriver. who left her home in New London Thurs Hay morning, was unheard from Mon lay, according to the police. Mrs 1 Bethuel Scriver,, mother of the girl, nas engaged the srvices of City Sheriff Manuel J. Martin to look for ler.
 For the Danbury fair races, A. M. Etheridge Of Norwich has entered Aquarose, b m, in the 2.27 trot; Bon | 1ie Wilkes. b s, in the 2.22 pace: and l T AqtoiOoC III lIic -.AZ lfol E1lIH6T ] pierson has entered Stranger b g, in 1 he 225 pace, and Blicl1s Pride, br s, l n the 2.22 trot, purse s400.
 recent issue of the Providence l Sunday Journal had an illustrated | page on "Woodcarvins Providence l Clergyman's Pastime,'' an interesting 1 account of the skill of Rev. J. s. l Wadsworth of Trinity Union Metho- 1 list church, formerly of this confer | snce, located in Connecticut
 About twenty five friends of Mir. | ind Mrs. Eugene Saunders gave them ] surprise party Saturday evening at | he home of Mrs. James Parker on 1 Phillips avenue. Among the guests | were Mrs. Saunders grandmother, l Mrs. Crocker from Colchester. Ice | ,ream and cake were served and a de- 1