Norwich bulletin., 1911-03-30

been dry and even dusty Tor several
days, those who know say that in
places the frost il from IL to IL
| inches.
Notification is being sent OUT Of
the twenty fifth annual session Of the
grand council of Connecticut of ROYAL
Arcanunn. In q. e. hall. Waterbury, on
Wednesday, April 10.
Lucretia Shaw chapter of New Lon
don has extended an invitation to the
Connecticut d. A. r. to hold the next
state conference in that city. The in
vitation has been accepted.
Special convocation of Franklin
chapter, No. I, r. A. NJ, at Masonic
temple, Thursday. March 80, 1911, at
Tao ,. m. Work in the r. A. degree
adv.
The postonice department has an
nounced the establishment of a new
rural delivery route at Hadlyme. New
London county, Conn, 1871 miles long.
and serving 81 families.
The death Of Julia e. .Conis occurred
at the Norwich state hospital Tuesday
night and the remains were sent to
Danbury on the 11.4s tain Wednesday
noon by Church q Allen.
Invitations have been issued for the
wedding of Miss Ella Harris Wheeler
of Mystic and Palmer Brown of Prov
idsnce, which VIII take place ON Sat-
urday, April 8, at O'Clock.
On Wednesday at the Halle club
there was . luncheon party from will
iels. Mrs. w. B. Elliott. Mrs. George
Q. Strong and Mrs. r. M. Lincoln
The Worcester Merchants associa-
ton, city and railroads are planning
for . big day when the dne new sta
cester tracks will run is dedicated in
April
German societies throughout the
state are being asked to contribute to-
ward the Paseorius monument at Ger
mantown. The United Germans of the
country are to raise $4,000 towards the
project.
"Wednesday morning Mr.. and Mrs:
Providence, accompanied by their IS
children OF these, five were boys,
the youngest. about three months old
The oldest was . girl OF Is.
Blank forms are being mailed to
graduates for the election of nominees
for member Of the corporation Of Yale
university, to MI the vacancy caused
by the expiration Of the term of Henry
Fa<mam Dtmock Of New York city, in
June, 1911.
In this city on March IL Edward Nc
Caughey OF Providence was united in
marriage to Nellie Z. Bates, by Rev.
Herbert J. Wyckcm, pastor Of the Sec
onA Congregational church. The groom
II IN erpressman In Providence and
the bride resided at So Broadway.
Sedgwick woman's Relief corps gave
= baked bean supper on Wednesday
having a g0odly number at the tables.
which were sot in the post hall. The
executive committee of the Relief corps
was in charge.
The New Haven road, within a few
days, will put on the third fast freight
between Hopewell, N. Y, and Midway,
made necessary by contracts which the
road has recently secured to deliver
western beef at Boston and some of
the way cities.
Selectmen are being asked to oppose
the bill before the house for the APP
pointment of a medical examiner in
each school whose compensation shall
BE- nxed by the Individual towns and
regular school bills.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. T. Miller of Pitts
field have announced the engagement
Of their daughter, Phoebe J. Miller, to
Harrison M. Douglas, manager of a /
department of the Mexican company
in that city. Mr.. Douglas is a son Of
Tax Collector Douglas of New Lon
don.
A state committee Of ave members
was appointed Tuesday by Gov. Sim
son e. Baldwin, fer preparing the ex-
hfbition of the fifteenth International
Congress ON Hygiene and Demography
in Washinston on September 1912. in
Guiding DR.. 8. B. Overlook of Pom
fret.
Twelve members. Of Comfort circle
or the Kings Daughters were in at |
tendance At the meeting held wednes-
dey afternoon with the vice leader,
Mrs. J. H. Allen of Church street. |
Mrs. A II. Utley, the leader presided, |
and the time was pleasantly spent in
sewing.
George Shelley, weaver. of North
ter hospital Menday, was buried in
Cranston, r. l., Wednesday, after re-
QUEEN mass at st. Anne's church,
North Oxford. He leaves his wife,
sister. Alice Shelley Of Montville and
five brothers. including William Shell
ACy Va <NVi WleA
According to the report of State
Enton1ologist Britton the results Of
the gypsy moth scout work are most
eratifyine.< and at Wallingford, where
S,2S4 ege -masses were destroyed a
year ago, only 20 could be found by
careful scouting during the past win
ter. At Stonington only a trace is left
of this serious pest,
The Oskalooss, Iowa, Herald notes
that lodge of Moose with SEQ charter
members h4s been organized there by
Deputy Medicinal Organizer N. Waldo
kennody, who left Monday for Bridge
port, having been promoted to have
charge OF the work of the eastern
brapch Of the orders, news which will
interest Mr. Kennedy's local friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. william H. Hutchin-
son OF Mercerville, N. j.. have an
nounced the wedding of their daugh-
ter Belle c.. and Roy G. Barker, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Frank e. Barker. at
the home of Miss Hutchinson's par
snfs wednesday, afternoon at f2.se.
Mf. Barkef Is Q clerk in the registry
Department at the New London pest
omcS.
william II, Davis, whose death oc-
Cured IN New London on Tuesday, |
was = menyler of Sedgwick post, No. /, |
g. A. r.. into which he was mustered
on July 81 1881. He enlisted from
MontvIlle ~ = private In Company II,
ElevAnth &, ", and was mustered out
October IS. 1864, At the coaclusion of