Norwich bulletin., 1912-08-09
STONINGTON.
Instructive Lecture = Band Concert Tonight-Line of March for Satur' day Changed-Accdent

IhurSday evening at oclOSh large number gathered at Borough Hall and had the pleasure of listen ing to a most interesting lecture on the elf DweIlers," by the noted speakers. Mrs. Gilbert McClurg of Colorado Springs. Mrs. McClurg also had some excellent views and the stereopticon was greatly enjoyed.
 Golden Cross Picnic.
 Thursday afternoon the Golden Cross council held their annual picnic at Wheeler's Grove, the members ard their friends enjoyed a basket lunch, games and outdoor sport.
 Band Concert Tonight.
 This (Friday) evening the residents of Stonington and neighboring towns will have the pleasure of listening to a band concert in Wadanuck park Folloking is the program:
 Part One:
 Red, White and Blue
 March, National anthem
 Grand selection, Solitude.
 Clarinet solo, selected. Eml Schmitz, soloist
 Brass quartette, selected.
 March, Old Black Joe,
 Part Two.
 Selection, Mince Pie.
 b March, Keep Moving.
 Waltz, Maribella. Serenade, Sweet Dreams.
 5rMarch, s. l. B. A.
 sStar Spangled Banner.
 Prof. John Eskstein, leader.
 The amount raised for the band con certs, up to the present time is $525, satqrasy's Line of March Changed.
 The line of march for the firemen's parade has been changed and is as fsll9Wsa- At 130 the warden and bur gesses tland the heads of the depart ment will inspect the quarters occu- pied by the several companies, after which the firemen will form in line on AAsaR street. The line of march will be up Main to Broad, through Broad Ito Water, to-Hlgh. through High 6TheEe the rreFiewing stand will be leeAted inyFYaaawanuck park, to Elm, to Bay View avenue, where the men will countermarch- to High. to Water, dawn Mater to Omega, to School, to HFumb1lls atosqWater through Connor square, to Main, to Church street, and Iseparate. After the parade there will lherfsr bandg concert and the Pioneer H1ook and Ladder n company will serve Ia buffet lunch at their rooms, having invited the officers of the other com lpABissa tori be stheir guests At the ioft5Afer Eo9mss open house will be the Oi uer' .agQeYs GptgnIf GenaraL- News.
 safiss Guae& no Muller, who has been IiR1lP ttsheldliE Masssuoreturned home lThussdayp " 'aGcompanied by Miss Edith Woodward, whe- will be her guest for la5TBe e1aIt hnsqa sf TsYo-fD
 tAEisSssn fary9 rand ida Byram have returned to'f theiFy ho1heoin Richmond Hill L. l., after -a.-visit with Mrs. Jthia q ifSheffielae1a tessug
 -AfH .ann AI1sistKar1aa Reicher of HsstfOrd Ere expecteH in town today (Friday) to spend the week with the llatter's parents, Judge and Mrs. L. D. fsiDlerD tineEIsaog t1adt TkBi tS. .deiut lefs and R5eorge Denison re- tIlPIsH etbi sfowee$s dHom a weeks visit lat the Atwood camp, Forestholme, at IKennebago LaAe,-Afaine. nAtSE. GsUfge4A. cAdee of Westches- ItegeslNs uEsssiF 1ai,guest at Hillside. TsiTFA sTI issfs .fditlet have returned to lMoosup. having been the guests of Mrs. John Gallup at Wamphassett P.etAM ,sons7wa,l a'AbRes Ca Rudtey Carr and Malen Carr lON1ffef TSk4Ah, sGHiO4 are guests or MT. land Mrs. w. A. Pike at Wamphassett Point
 7eh ToAeeistent to Boat Owner.
 sCAGslgsqe. Davis. while cranking up thsa mdcDr in his launch, was struck Ion the left heel by the pin in the wheel, which failed to return to its ssekRta after the cranking. The ten 99Hst of the foot were badly strained a1Bt the nerves injured.
 ' Gypsying by Auto. 1 An, auto. containing w. A. Wilson of Cleveland Ohio, his wife and their three children and chauffeur spent the night at Wheeler's Grove. They car ried with them all the paraphernalia for camping and in this way after the tents were erected, passed the night very comfortably. They are making a tour of the New England states, stopping at night wherever they hap pen to be.
 Miss Florence Hewitt of the Rood district is visiting Mrs. T. A Nit ten in Philadelphia.
 On Sunday morning at the Rood church, Rev. Arthur T. Young of Bos- ton Spa, N. r., will preach.