Norwich bulletin., 1912-07-04
STONINGTON.
Mrs. John R, StiVers s5 Friday-B. Y. p. U. EIection-Improveme Society
 Reports $225 Spent on Spraying Films

At the semi annual election of Ia terem tribe, No. AS, 1. 0. R. M held at the wigwam, the following officers were chosen: Sachem, Philip G. Shef- field; senior sagamoTe, Frank R, Per "; junier sagamOre, Gilbert Chesebro; prophet, James Leahy. Deputy Grand Sachem J. c. Wilson of New London will oficiate at the installation of the above chiefs on the evening of July F in Muller's hall.
 95th Birthday.
 On Friday Mrs. John R. Stivers will celebrate her S5th birthday.
 Theodore Dewhurst is spending the Fourth in Newark, N. J.
 James Pollard of Lynn, Mass, is at his home here over the Fourth.
 B. Cutler King has returned from Maine
 Miss Dora Sheldon, who has been the guest of her sister, Mrs. B. C. King, has returned to Brooklyn.
 Mr and Mrs. Moses Pendleton and son Nelson of Boston are guests of Everett N. Pendleton at his home on Main street.
 Returns from Maine.
 Miss Anne Atwood has returned from a visit to Kennebago Lake and SacO, Me. Miss Dolly Whaley of Nor folk, Va, is her guest. MT. and Mrs. P. A. Monjo and chil- dren of Newark, N J., are at the home of Mrs. Monjos father, where Mrs. | Monjo and her children will spend the | summer.
 w. Clifford Pendleton of New York is the guest of his parents, Hon. and | Mrs. James Pendleton. NNf11iq m II C1{naS fot-r,1 erIr- oF NTrrr- London and well known in the bor- ough, has been appointed special agent of a big insurance company and is To- cated in Newark, N. J. Coming Home from Camp. | Mrs. Eugene Atwood will arrive Sat urday for the summer. Mrs. Atwood has been with her husband at Forest | Home camp, kennebago lake, Me. Misses Alice and Helen Bristow have | returned to Brooklyn, having been the ] guests of the Misses Mason at the rec | tory. Miss Katherine Golatley of Or ange, N. J., is visiting there also Mrs. Edwin s. Stanton returned Wednesday from New York. where she was the guest of her parents, who sail l ed for Europe Wednesday. 1 MT. and Mrs. Robert Edgar and Mrs | William Niles and child are visiting Hartford relatives over the Fourth.
 Rev and Mrs. Henry Clarke and daughter Louise have arrived for the | summer.
 Mrs Hendrickson and daughter i Mrs Averill, of Brooklyn, N Y, are guests of Mrs. James Crocker.
 Mrs. Seth Long and two children of Jersey City are guests of Mrs. Joseph i Birchard.
 Officers of 3. P.U.
 At the regular monthly business meeting of the Baptist Young Peoples society the following officers and com mittees were chosen: President. Ralpt Koelb; vice president. Miss Edna Per kins: secretary, Miss Susie Kelley. treasurer Charles s. Ryon: pianist Susie Kelley; social committee. Mis-. Edwina Ryon, chairman, Miss Susi, Kelley, Miss Wealthy Holiday. Ralp1 Koelb, Maurice Crsndall: devotiona committee, Rev. George B. Marston chairman, c. w Tillinghast. J. B. Ad ans. Miss Edna Perkins: visiting com nittee, Mrs. G. R. Marston, chairman Mrs. Frank Lee. Mrs. G. W. Filling hast: music committee Mss Susi Kelley, chairman, Miss Edwina Ryon Miss Helen Koelb, Mrs. G. B. Marston membership committee. Rev c. E Marston, chairman, Miss Hope zellaI Miss Helen Koelb Charles S. Ryon.
 Had All the Elms Sprayed.
 The annual meeting of the Stoning ton Village Improvement association was held Monday evening in the ire library. The following officers were re elected: President, Miss Jean c. Palm CT; vice president, c. R. Crandall: sec 1, retary. Miss Laura T, Wood: treasurer , Dr. Charles M. Williams, The treas urer reported that all the elms in tn
 borough had been sprayed at a cost c
 Sz25, and this expense with the none , spent in caring for the park has s
 exhausted the treasury that at thi : time there is a balance of only Ss o , hand
 i First SWerdfish. P SeFeFai seerdhsh have been breugil ? in here during the past two weeks A l 1 it is the first te be seld iB the market [ here, it brought frem 16 to IS cents pound.