Norwich bulletin., 1912-06-26
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VARIOUS MATTERS.

The dry spell predicted by Horace Johnson is lasting too long to please the farmers.
 Ice men and soda fountain clerks realize that the good old summer time has arrived,
 The popular slogan with the small boy just now Come on in! The waters fne!"
 Dr. W. T. GrenfelTs book "On Inn mortality" has been added to the Otis library collection.
 The closing of the schools and the hot wave have sent scores of families to the beaches this week.
 In the final honors at Yale Allan Wheeler York of North Stonington is in the list for a dissertation. The comfort station, located in the parklet at Ocean beach. is yet in the hands of the contractors and not ready for use.
 The annual state convention of the Daughters of Veterans is to be held with Phoebe Packer Rathbun tent, at Mystic, July 10.
 French residents have been notified that the Champlain memorial erected at Grown Point, N. r., will be dedi- cated Friday. July 5.
 The first service for the season at Eastern Point chapel begins on Sun day next, with preaching by Rev. Ben jamin w. Bacon. DID,, of Yale.
 
 A sword from a big swordfish, handsomely polished and mounted by Philip H. Spelman, is shown in the window at George A, Davis store.
 A former Norwich society girl, Miss Van Schaak of Ridgefield, has taken charge of the rural branch of the Girls Friendly society of Connecticut
 The boarding house building for c. | M. Shea of the Navy Yard is in frame and being shingled, It will be ready for occupancy the first of September. l pr. Robert Lauder of Bridgeport | has been appointed physician for the 1 soldiers home at Noroton, to succeed the late Dr. Myron Robinson of Col l chester
 According to the Connecticut ! Churchman, Grace church parish, | Stafford Springs. will petition the con vention to be transferred from this to ! the Hartford archdeaconry.
 Jerry Bowns, who has lived on the ] Norfolk road, Torrington. for many years, has been committed by Judge of Probate Willard A. Roraback to the Norwich State hospital.
 Through Principal Francis P. Me Namara, the Greeneville public schools have reported their handsomely writ ten lists of pupils to be enrolled in the City Beautiful association.
 About twenty young guests were en- tertained Monday by Mrs. Frederick A. | Johnson of Uncasville at a party giv- en in honor of the tenth birthday of her daughter, Miss Carol Johnson.
 Several from here will go to the Road church, Stonington, Thursday | evening, when Mrs. Dwight C. Stone formerly of Norwich Town, will de- scribe her recent trip to the Holy Land.
 Forrest A. Macy 3S, whose home wa! in Southbridge, died Sunday in Cit! hospital, Worcester, from tuberculosis He was born in Woodstock, Conn. and burial was in North Ashford or Tuesday.
 The Sunday school picnic of tn Park church will be held at Kitemauj Thursday, June 27. Take steame Yantic or Shetucket, leaving Hall wharf. Commerce street, g a. m., re turing; leave Kitemaug at 3.30 p. m.- adv.
 At a socialists meeting in Ney , London Sunday. Fred Holdsworth O Norwich was elected secretary an treasurer of the committee, and Will jam Kellas of Norwich, assistant or 7 ganizer, vice Edward Perkins Clarl removed.
 Bishop Brewster asked that June 2. ; St. John Baptists's day. there be pray 3 CT for the deputation from this com mission on world conference to con slider faith and order, which bega to confer with bishops of the Churc of England.
 William NJ. Brown, 57, who died i Franklin, Mass, Sunday, formerly live in Moosup. He leaves his wife, thre children, two sisters in Hartford. an two brothers, John Fl. of Baltic an Michael F. of Norwich. He was a , overseer in the Ray mills.
 A linen shower was rendered Mis Mary Lasch of West street, Monda night at the home of the Misses Mule of Garfield avenue. Miss Lasch soon to become the bride of Thoma Mullen of this city, employed in Will mantic.-New London Globe.
 A flower lover writes: The swe. peas will be in full bloom in most sec } tions by July first and can be kept | full bloom until killed by frost, if yo pick them daily, just as soon as tt lower flower on the stem starts to ope and allow none to go to seed.
 A Bridgeport paper states that M . and Mrs. William W. Collins of 2 Harriet street, attended the gradua ton of their daughter, Miss Marguel ite Collins, from Brown universit Providence. last week Miss Collir was graduated with high honors.
 Deputy United States Marsh
 Timothy E. Hawley has subpoenat D. B.sDennison of Mystic to appear ( a witness Tn tne Unlted states diStr1 court in Philadelphia on July in q action against the James Burton Sec company of delphia.-Hartfo1
 Post
 Word comes from Wallingford tn
 Principal James McGroty of Whittl
 sey avenue school formerly of Mon
 vile, has been mentioned for princip
 of the high school to fill the Vacani - caused by the resignation of Princip
 Niekless, but does not care for |
 appointment.
 On Friday and Saturday, eempetiti'
 examinations for scholarships at o St, Jeseph's seminary, Hartford " S be held, Fer i've years these sehala
 ships have been won by girls from { {, PatFieks school, Norwich. This ye " He one will compete, Rev. Faith - FreaHeF deciding te give pupils ire