Norwich bulletin., 1911-05-01

at the corner of Gold and Northeast
streets. The wrecker came from New
London and after working several
hours the locomotive was placed back
upon the rails This is the fourth time
that this engine has left the rails at
Stonington.
Married by Baptist Pastor.
Miss Emily Cunningham of Pawea-
tuck and Santi Campagna were mar
ried Wednesday afternoon al the First
Baptist church parsonage, the cere-
m1ny being performed by the pastor,
Rev. George b. Marston. Mr.. and Mrs.
Campagna will reside in Pawcatuck.
Portuguese Fraternity Parade.
The local Portuguese fraternity, aft
er parading, held a reception at their
lodge rooms Sunday afternoon and
evening The parade started at five
O'Clock Music was furnished by the
Stonington band and Fall River band.
Friends We're present from New Lon
don, Providence and Fall River.
Death of Miss Williams.
Word was received here of the death
on Thursday in Brooklyn, n. Y, of
Miss Harriet Williams, daughter of the
late Thomas Williams. Miss Williams
was q years Old born in New Lon
don, and well known in Stonington,
where she was a frequent visitor She
Lack of Brooklyn and Miss Mary Will
liams, who is now abroad. The body
was brought to Stoninston Sunday af-
ternoon for burial in the family lot at
the Stonington cemetery.
Young Peoples Rally.
Following is the programme for the
district rally OF the state organization
of the Baptist Young Peoples societies
to be held on Thursday afternoon and
al oil
hour; 800 address, What NShall We
Do With the Young Peoples Society?
by Rev. c. r. McNally of New Lon
don; D. m, conference, subject, Meth
DDS of Work by Young People for
Young People. Part 1. Social Work, by
Rev. Fl. r. Rankin of Noank: part 2.
Study Class by Rev. Q. G. Budding
ton. PoqUonoc; part 3. The Ministry of
the Prayer Meeting by w. A. Frazier
of Noank: part 4, Young Peoples So
ciaty and Evangelism, by Rev. G. r.
Atha of Groton: y. m. general dis
cussion; p m, supper hour; 7.15 p
m. devotional exercises. led by Score
tary r. w Mansfield of New London
Y NJ. C. A.: 80, address by Rev NJ.
A. Merritt of New Brunswick. n. J.: 8
p. m. address. subject, The Main
Point by Rev. c. r. McNslly of New
London.
Briefs and Personals.
MI. ana MIS-. James Sta PIN nave
moved from Omega street to the Col
bert house on Elm street.
Charles O. r. Hammond and Frank
r. Tracy We're visitors at Lantern Hill
on Friday, bringing back a good sized
string OF trout
Raymond Pandleton of New York
is the guest Of his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. James PendIeton.
John r. Durham has finished work
with James IT. Stivers and entered the
employ of the Atwood Machine com
pany.
: Mrs. George r. Allison has returned
from visit in Providence.
Miss Madeline Cowan attended a
dance at Kingston college Friday
evening
Repairs are being made to the roof
OF Borough hall whieh has been leak
ing badly.
William Atwood is about. after be-
ing confined to the house by Illness.
Frank Lee of Elm street with DR..
Thompson went to New York Friday
evening. Mr.. Lee is to be operated en-
for appendicitis.
Fishing schooner Jar Clifford
owned BY Cant. George E. Allison, left
SATURDAY. morning for Point Judith,
where she viii spend few DAYS with
her crew setting trans for the soup
fishing which is due tQ~eagin soon.