Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1912-08-05
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VARIOUS MATTERS.

st. johns church at UncasVlue Is
being reprinted and renovated.
Round trip Ocean Beach Str. Gardi-
ner week days Csc, Crescent Beach,5Oc.
adv.
A family from Montclair, N. j.. is
occupying the Smith cottage at Cres-
cent beach during August.
Work on identifying the little plot
at the Central Vermont station APP
pears to have come to full stop.
the Order of Preachers, was observed
Sunday in the churches of the order.
State inspectors are rounding up
druggists for violations of the state
law in not registering the sales Of
poisons.
The temperature dropped so rapidly
Sunday evening that owners of tender
garden truck and flowers began to
worry about frost.
The boarding house which has been
building for c. NJ. Shea at the Navy
Yard. is completed, and the furniture
is being moved in.
Battery A. field artillery, of the @
n. G., returned to Branford Saturday
after a weeks practice at the state
camp grounds at Mantle.
During the fiscal year the town of
Danbury paid S5S.S6 for the board o.
patients in the Norwich State hos
pital, where that town has four, three
women and a man.
At 4 o'clock Sunday afternoon Rev.
Charles French, pastor of the Mont
vile Center Congregational church.
conducted an open air meeting on the
lawn near the church.
Papers Incorporating u companies
have been filed with the Connecticut
secretary of state during July. In the
same month in 1911 the number was
SO, total capitol S1,SS9,O00.
The Vanadian Metal company OF
Groton gave its employees a holiday
Saturday, taking them on an old
fashioned picnic to Ledyard grove
about IS being in attendance.
Members from Hanover attended the
25th annual Andrew Family reunion
at West Mountain. Naugatuck, where
so assembled Thursday. Harry c.
Booth of New Haven was elected pres
ident.
Rev. w. E. Bates of Mystic, who
has been a regular supply at Holyoke
Mass, preached at the First Congre-
gational church there Sunday morn
ing. He has been at Pleasant View
farm, Yantic.
With the laying of short stretch o
pipe in New Haven the underground
| telephone system between Boston ant
Washington, through Connecticut, hal
been completed. The overhead system
| will still be maintained.
The boys from the Fifth Avenu
Presbyterian church New York, VIII
| have been on Groton Long Point TO
a month, under the management o
| Frank Merrill, have broken camp an,
| returned to their homes.
Horace Vose of Westerly, the turke
king, was through the New Londol
| county end of the turkey belt las
week. He said he hoped to have so
pound gobbler, for the White house
Taft win or lose. next November.
The state police department has pre-
pared for distribution to county an
city sealers of weights and measure
pamphlet Of ten pages giving tn
various rules and regulations fo
weights and measures in the state.
New corporations include Edwar
J. Dray Co. of New London; so share
subscribed for, on which no cash an
$4,000 property have been paid. Pres
ident and treasurer, Edward J. ORA,
As shares; secretary. Walter Dray, or
share.
Rev. Hugh Treanor celebrated IL
$50 o'clock mass at St Patrick
church Sunday, and also that at 7.3
in the latter service requiring the as
sistance of Rev. William F. Cave
naugh so many received Holy Con
munion.
, Herman B. Payne, superintendel
of the Baltic cotton mill, is spendir
a part of his annual vacation visitiI
friends in Riverpoint. R. l., and 9th
: sections of the Pawtuxet valley. M
+ Payne was former resident
: Crompton.
When the forty fourth annual r
union Of the Eighteenth Connectic
: volunteers is held in Norwich at Il
/ Buckingham Memorial Wednesda
August 81. it will be the 50th ann
| versary of the regiments leaving t
| state for the war.
Mrs. Adeline Wait died at her hor
in CRANKY, Mass. Friday. after an il
ness of many months. The past fe
years she had spent at STATIC
Springs. where she cared for an i
valid sister. Burial was Sunday
South Hadley Falls.
When the 5Oth anniversary of /
Seventh Rhode Island regiment w
observed Friday at Brownings on t
PawtuXet two of the thirty-six su
vivors TO answer the roll call we
Daniel r. Ellington of Oneco al
Isaac Cundall Of Mystic
Miss Genevieve Mccormick of Be
tic, who was graduated from the Be-
tic academy and the Wilimantic nc
NAL school, and who has taught
Torrington, has been engaged to tea
in the fifth and sixth grades of t
Union school, at East Hartford
Hose and ladder company, No. 4.
Manchester, went to South Covent
Sunday for their annual outing. T
Manchester military band accomr
MED the members. The Knights
King Arthur of Manchester are
South Coventry for weeks outing
o Sister Pauline, daughter Of Mr.. a
e Mrs. Patrick Good Of Everett sire
d is returning to the Baltic convent fr,
ie Belgium, where she made her III
IT vows as a Sister Of Charity in co
IS pany with 10 others. including +
II from India. She is due in New W
/ August IA.
: Oh. Edwin B. Cragin of 10 w
Fiftieth street. New York. left
t. summer home at Colchester Sumo
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