Norwich bulletin., 1912-05-27

The speaker at the Memorial Sunday
services in Oneco church was Rev.
William F. Newton, formerly Of
Greeneville.
The shower of Sunday afternoon
came at time to send many to the
Otis library reading room. Miss Rogers
was in charge.
A former Franklin pastor, Rev. H.
A. Beadle, now of Pomfret, is to be one
of the speakers at the Congregational
conference in Hampton on Tuesday.
The young naples recently set near
the residences of Oliver L. Johnson
and Congressman E. w. Higgins. on
Union street, are making good growth.
The Webster. Mass, Times notes
that Miss Della St John of Norwich
has been reelected supervisor of
drawing in the Webster public schools.
New patent stopper bottles cheap for
putting up Williams Root Beer? Write
Williams& Carleton, Hartford, Ct.--adv,
A class of upwards of 10 children,
to receive first Holy Communion in
June, is being instructed. by Rev. John
J. Ambot of St Joseph's church, Cliff
street.
Trolley travel on Sunday afternoon
reached summer proportions. so that
the trips were doubled up on the line
to Baltic between 1.30 o'clock and s
o'clock.
The varied and excellent exhibit of
work done by pupils of the Central
district, on view at the Broadway
school, continues to interest many Wis
itors daily.
While attending the funeral of
Abner Hendee. native of Hebron, in
New Haven, Horace Johnson of Had
dam stated that he expects to live to
be 100 years old.
The gas and electrical department
employees have laid the new 2 1-2-inch
main in Mt. Pleasant street, about
one-half the distance from Elizabeth
to West Main street.
Representative William H. Hall Of
Wilmington alternate to Hon. Charles
F. BROKER, first delegate at large to
Chicago, June IS, is the secretary Of
the Connecticut delegation.
Public interest in the progress of
the new tuberculosis sanitarium IS
lively and there are many visitors to
the site, which is particularly beauti-
full during these spring days.
Hawley White. station agent at Tur-
nerville, has resigned and has gone to
Franklin, Mass. Mrs White and son
will go the first of June Agent Pendle-
ton has taken Mr.. Whites place.
The Danbury churches united Sun
day evening for memorial services at
the Congregationalist church, the
speaker being the Universaltst pastor,
Rev. Elliott B. Barber, native of Nor
wich.
OF local interest is the item in a
! Springfield paper that Mr.. and Mrs.
| Horace Bartlett Of Grenada terrace
will go this week to Pleasure beach,
Conn, where they expect to pass the
summer.
A big farewell was given Capt. and
| Mrs. Robert Thorne in the Middletown
| Universalst church Sunday evening,
they having been transferred to Hol-
| yoke Mass. Captain Thorne went to
Right Rev. j. J. Milan, bishop Of the
| diocese of Hartford. has issued notice
| that a iridium in honor of the Bles-
| sed Eucharist will be held in all the
| churches of the diocese on Friday
Saturday and Sunday, June Z, s and O.
The hot wave of Saturday started
cottage owners shoreward. Mr. and
| Mrs A. T. Utley, among the earliest
| to go and the latest to return. leave
town today (Monday) to open theii
Neptune park cottage for the season
Mr.. and Mrs. George 0. Brooks Of
| Mantle have issued invitations for
| the marriage of their daughter, Mary
L.. and Howard II. Sherman of Mid
dletown, on Wednesday, June 5, at ;
o'clock at the Baptist church in Man
tic.
At New Britain Saturday, marriage
| licenses were granted Michael Shekar-
evich and Julia Stankcyieh, both OF
No. 142 Yantic street, Norwich. anC
/ Howard Burou and Eva Dziconczyk
both Of No. n Valley extension, Will
mantle.
It is expected that Mrs. Frank A
Mitchell, who went TO Egypt with Mrs
Frank A. Roath, will return in June
She is spending a month in Belfast
Ireland, with her uncle, Hon. Rober
Glendennin, whose guest she was OF
the trip to Egypt.
At an open meeting of the HOLY
Name society of Rev. John II. Broder
ick's church in Moosup Sunday eve
ming, Rev r. NJ. Crowley. LID. o
New London, delivered an address Oh
Socialism and its relation to tn,
Catholic workingman"
At a banquet to be held at Savir
Rock June s. matters concerning tn
formation of a state association TO
the development of the Boy Scou
movement will be settled. Judge A
Mathewson Of New Haven and Wood
stock is in charge of the arrangements
A notice from the Massachusetts
board Of agriculture stated that afte
June l Importation from Europe of al
pine having leaves of five is forbidden
because of white pine blister rust, al
though pine seeds will be admitted
Connecticut may adopt the same rule
The high mass at St Patrick
church on Whitsunday was celebrate
by Rev Thomas A. Grumbly, Rev
William F. Cavanaugh preaching O.
the gifts of the Holy Ghost at Pente
cost. The offertory solo was DIR. julie
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