Norwich bulletin., 1912-08-23
STONINGTON.
Assessor Finishes Abstract-Band Concert This Evenins-Washineb Organist to Give Recital at Baptist Church.

Borough Assessor Elias B. Hinckley has completed the abstract of taxes for 1912 and lodged the same with tho borough clerk, Charles B. States. The warden and burgesses will meet soon to act as a board of relief. Postmaster Potter of Mystic and l Moves of Stonington will attend on | Saturday the fifth annual summer out ing of the Connecticut Association of Postmasters, at Savin Rock.
 Band Concert Tonight.
 The next band concert will be held this evening on Wadawanuck park. | The following interesting programme has been prepared:
 l Part Hail! Columbia; march, Dallas, R. B. Hall; grand selection from Barnum & Bailey, Brooks; waltz, selected; serenade, Sundered Hearts, Flick; march, Everybody's Doin' It., Irving Berlin.
 Part u-Overture, King of Dda- monds. Charles G. Rockwell; march, Our Glorious Flag, George Rosen- kranz; waltz, Marabella, Keller; sere- nade Twilight Echoes, H. c. Miller; march, Lieut.. Santlemans, Rosen- kranz; Star Spangled Banner. John i Eckstein, leader.
 Scranton Pastor to Preach.
 Rev. Joseph H. OdelI of Scranton, Pa, a summer resident of Stonington, will preach at 10.45 a. m., Sunday, in the Second Congregational church.
 New Walk Laid.
 Dr. c. o. Maine is having a section of concrete walk laid around the Hyde house, corner of Water and Harmony streets.
 News in General.
 A meeting of Bayside lodge, No 150, A. B. S.. was held in their hall We'd nesday evening.
 Mrs. J. McGuane and two sons of Roc1land Center, L. L. who have been 1 guests of J. B. Wilcox, returned home Thursday.
 Mrs. M. L. Lawton and daughter Mabel of Willimantic are guests of l Ernest c. Cush1nan and family. 1 Edward E. Bradley has returned from brief trip to the Maine woods. Frank P. Lee has entered the em- ploy of the G. & s. trolley company to become a conductor.
 Mrs, Ella Riggs and Mrs Norman 1 F. Wilcox have returned from visit in Providence.
 Miss Addie Hyde and Miss Vera Noble of Manchester. Conn, are guests of Misses Ethel and Coretta Pollard at Wequetequock
 | Paul Kirchsieper has returned from Manchester, Conn., and is working at | the velvet mill.
 Mrs. Jennie Bloesser and daughter of Fall River are guests of MT. and Mrs. Frank A. Bottum. l MT. and Mrs. w. l.. Stearns of West l ac4c e MT. and Mrs. George D. Bradley. 1 Mrs. William Whitaker and daugh- 1 ter Harriet are guests of MT. and Mrs. B. k. Bradley at Bella Vista.
 Miss Latham on Auto Trip.
 Friends of Miss F. Elizabeth La- tham are pleased to learn that she is able to be out and that on Tuesday was able to go automobiling with Dr. c. o, Maine, Mrs. Gertrude Latham Mrs Davis and Elias Brown l The monthly covenant meeting of the Baptist church will be held Sat urday in the. lecture room.
 The ordinance of the Lords Supper will be observed Sunday morning al 11.30 o'clock at the Baptist church The meeting of the officers and teach efs of the Baptist Bible school will be held Monday evening.
 Organ Recital.
 A public organ recital will be giver Sunday evening in the Baptist church beginning at 7.30 o'clock and preced- ing the brief address of the evening Rowland w. Durham. organist of St Andrews church of Washington, D C., will render a programme of sev- eral selections as follows:
 Prelude and Fugue In G,
 MendelssohT Larghetto 6rom Symphony in D,
 Beethoven Sunrise, Karg -Elerr Fantasia in D. Foulkes