Norwich bulletin., 1912-06-07

rapidly growing time just ahead,
 The Pomham club of Providence cell ebrated it's 25th anniversary this week. Noted among one of the original 100 members is Edwin Milner of Moosup.
 Rev Walter Gibbs, who was grad uated from Yale the past week. has resigned as pastor of the Central ViI- age church, He has accepted a call from a larger church,
 Yesterday, the feast of Corpus Christi, mass at 5.30 o'clock was cele- brated in St. Patrick's church by Rev Hugh Treanor and that at ' by. Rev William F. Cavanaugh.
 Groton Long Point plots are sold for Sl95 upward on easy monthly pay ments Tents or bungalows can be erected when first payment is made. Jas. Jay Smith Co, shannon Bldg adv.
 A window presented by F. C. Ham mond in memory of Mrs Mary Iron sides will be dedicated at the morning service at St. James church, New Lon don, on Sunday, June q.
 Mentioned among graduates of the Providence homeopathic hospital train ing school for nurses, class of 1909, is Miss Anna Johnson, now Mrs. Harry Johnson, of Woodstock, Conn.
 In some of the schools the term work practically ends with today, next week and the week after being largely devoted to examinations and prepara- | ton for graduating exercises. 
 Ex-senator Potter of Woodstock. agent of the state board of education, 1 Is visiting state towns, engaged in is suing certificates to young people who wish to leave school and go to work
 The annual spiritual retreat of the junior clergymen of the Catholic dioN cese of Hartford opens Monday next at Mauresa, the Jesuits institute. at Keyser island, off Norwalk, and con tinues week.
 In the Connecticut Farmer. Everett E. Brown of Pomfret, recognized as national authority on apple growing, has a thoughtful article on Spraying. In the same number Mir Brown writes on The Strawberry Patch. | Mrs. John T. Sterling of Bridgeport. secure 1 the doublestep trolley cars, is asking | the members to acknowledge the ac- 1 ton of the Connecticut company in | complying with the demand | Norwich friends learn that Dr. liar | ry J. Knapp, son of Capt. s. R. Knapp | of Norwich, who recently underwent ! an operation for appendicitis after his | return from Europe, has recovered and has resumed his practice in Newport. The United States civil service com mission announces an examination on June 26 for five vacancies in the place ! of cadet engineer in the lighthouse service at salaries ranging from S66O t. S7SO a year with quarters and sub sistence
 Today at Miss Porters school, | Pennington. Mrs. R. R. Keep. for merly of Norwich, gives the annual reception and class exercises for the parents and friends of the young la dies who are students in that exclus i've school.
 ! Beta chapter, Phi Alpha AIu Sigma 1 fraternity, is to hold it's annual ban Guet at the Crocker house. New Lon don, Tuesday evening, June II. Mem bers of Alpha chapter of the frater- rity at Norwich Free Academy have been invited
 Fifty-three of the International Sfl- yer company's bonds were drawn b1 lot for redemption June 1. at 11O anC accrued interest, and anyone interest co in knowing the numbers of thes, bonds will find the list at the Thame. | National bank.
 A reception Monday evening at in. home of MT. and Mrs. John Arthu . Newman in West Hartford, on thei fifteenth wedding anniversary, was at tended by Mrs Charles A. Dowsett Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Prothero and oth CTS from Norwich.
 The Waterbury American of Wed nesday had cut and sketch of Johl II. Cassidy, elected district deput'
 grand exalted ruler of the Elks d
 Norwich Sunday and says. Tt is con
 sidered quite an honor for him L , have won the election
 In spite of the rain Thursday, man inspected the fine exhibit of pupili work at Broadway school, arranged b. r Miss Mary G. Henderson, the success [ ful supervisor of drawing. This ' the last day of the exhibit as the spac ,a nee6ed for other purposes. r The members of the Halle club ar
 wishing for pleasant voyage for
 generous friend of the organization
 who has done much for the comfor
 cf the girls, Mrs. Robert W. Perkins
 who is to sail with party from Bos
 ton Saturday to spend the summer
 Europe.
 Miss Louise Gustine and Lawrenc c. Lynch were married Wednesda afternoon at St Roses rectory. Meri
 den, by Rev John Cooney. The brid
 lsc a daughter of A. A. Gustine, no'
 of St. Louis Mo, known to loca
 Spiritualists as former president of th
 state association.
 Michael Placenzo of Groton O = Thursday had the pleasure of meet
 ing his parents, MT. and Mrs. Sabbin
 Piacenzo. who arrived in New Tor
 from Italy Wednesday, accompanie by their children. Lucy and Josepl They came to Norwich where they vt ppa+~ their home