Norwich bulletin., 1911-07-22
LETTERS FROM TWO STATES
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Rev. Mr.. QuayIe Candidate for Pas torate-Bradley L. Dawley's Trip from Washington--Stste Road Still Unfinished.

The Rev. MT. QuayIe of North Ston- 1ngton was the preacher at the Bap- tist church at morning and evening | services Sunday. Mir. QuayIe is a church, which has been vacant since | the death of Rev. E. Dewhurst- F. of A. Installation. Monday evening Court Liberty, No. 132, F. of A., installed the following officers for the ensuing tearm: c. R., George W. Macomber; s. c. R., Noah Dupont; R. S., Andrew J. Mcclure: s. w, A. Ritchotte; J. w. Joseph Ritchotte; s. B.. N. B. Lewis; J. R., Caves. A class of four candidate will J. F.. Mcguire; lecturer. William be initiated into the mysteries of For estry at the next meeting of the court. Bradley L. DawIey's Trip. Tuesday forenoon Master Bradley L. Dawley, aged IA, arrived at the home of w. F. Whipule with his pony, Rub- berneck, completing a journey of over 300 miles. Master Daw1ey left his home at Washington. D. C., for the ride to this place July 4th, without a road map or guide Of any kind, and met with only two slight mishaps on the journey, causing him to be delayed about a day and half, arriving here on the 18th, both pony and rider being in fine condition. The youthful eques- trian made the journey by easy stages and was kindly and hospitably treated at all times. His last stop was in Jewett City, where he was royalty en- tertained at the Jewett City hotel by Captain I, F. Lewis, the hospitable proprietor. Master Dawley received many press notices on his route, the one he prizes most being a photograph and account of his undertaking which appeared in the Washington Post on his leaving that city. He will enjoy q fsOxz Xl.@ l S,fI nI-4 William F. Whipp1e. where his father, Thomas Dawley. formerly of Grinwold, and his sister are guests.
 Turtles Win a Game.
 The Turtles are getting a little life into them. On Saturday last they trimmed the Glasgo second te,trn after a good game, 12 to II. They Journey to Canonchet today with bright hopes of victory.
 Mrs. B. M Macomber and great granddaughter, Miss Ruth Gilbert, re- turned to New London Tuesday, after a visit of ten days with the formers son. Charles Macomber.
 Court Advance, No. 3S36, I. o. F., expects to receive a visit from the state organizer, James J. McGrath. of PrOvidence~R. l., at the meeting Mon day evening
 Will Mcguire and Philip Lemoine are in camp at Beach pond.
 State Road Unfinished.
 The work on the state road is still at a. standstill, the gang of Portuguese laborers having left town. The road is left in bad shape at the Beachdale corner. and some of these dark even- ings there is liable to be an accident there
 Misses Marion and Karah Payne left Sunday for P1ainfield. after q weeks visit with the1r aunt Miss Jen- nfe Hume.
 Beach Pond Popular.
 The shady brooks, the cool breezes and good fishing at Beach pond are at tracting many visitors to that beauti- ful body of water. The many cottages are occupied and many are camping in tents: On fine Sundays the shores are crowded with picnic parties. Last Sunday there we're parties from 'Moo- sup. Sterling, Plainfield and Volun- town