Norwich bulletin., 1913-11-29
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Norwich, Saturday, Nov. 2e, 1913.
VARIOUS MATTERS

VARIOUS MAI lERS
 The steam roller is at work on tn,
 new state road at Franklin.
 There was an enjoyablc afternoon 1 tea party at the Tea Cozy Friday.
 As almanac day for December Friday ! promised everything disagreeable 1 weatherwise.
 | Next Sunday being Advent Sunday ] there will be holy communion m the Episcopal churches.
 A Chaplin patient Miss Antoinette Hall has been committed to the Nor | wich state hospital:
 ] Tomorrow, St. Andrews day. will be commemorated by members of the \ Brotherhood of St. Andrew; l Some big shipments of hay are com | ing down on the Central Vermont road, chiefly from Middlebury, Vt. 1 Tomorrow is a significant day for l Turkish and some other residents, be- ! ing the beginning of the Mohamnedan 1 new year.
 The railroad carpenters stationed ! at P1ainfield are expecting to be
 moved to Norwich. which will be their
 headquarters.
 A party of New London Elks will 1 come to Norwich Sunday evening, Dec. ', to attend the memorial services of Norwich lodge.
 Think and thank" was the subject of the Central Baptist prayer meeting Friday evening led by the pastor, Rev. DE J. B. SIeeun.
 In accordance with the quarterly custom, the senior Holy Name society of St. Patrick's parish will receive communion in a body at the first mass tomorrow (Sunday).
 Mrs. John Chapman of the Eastern Point road, who died suddenly Thurs day, was an occasional visitor in Nor wich and had a, number of friends here and ia PeqHetanuek.
 Among the documents filed in the office of the secretary of state Friday was a certificate of Incorporation of the New London Land and Stone con- pany, capital $35,00e.
 It is expected that Rev. W. F. White of Ladyard will preach at the First Congregational church in Old Saybrook Sunday, December 2, at both the morn ing and evening services.
 Henry J, Potter of the state board of education, Is in Windham county pleynent certificates enabling them to work in factories, stores, etc,
 Miss Edwina Roath spent the day recently at her summer home on Groe- on Long Point and entertained Mrs. Sarah Gulliver of Norwich ana Miss Grace Holloway of New London.
 
 Rev. Herbert J, Wyckoff, the leader, presided at the first indoor meeting this fall of the o. P A. K. of the second Congregational church, held Friday evening in the pastors study.
 Rev. William A. Keefe of Plainield is to give 8 public lecture on Ideal Manhood at the town hall at Central auspices of All Hallews council, K, of
 Among delegates who will go to Washington to attend the national suf- frage convention the first week in De- cember is Mrs. Frederick A Johnson, wife of Stsute Senator Johnson of MontviIle.
 Fifth annual sale of Christmas now elites by Miss Maud c. Buckingham, at 66 Mckinley avenue Opening days Monday and Tuesday, December 1st and 2nd and continuing through the week from a. n. to g p. n--adv>
 Hereafter on rural mail routes, all outgoing mail must have stamps af- fixed before placing the letters in the box, as every carrier has been noti- fed not to take any mail without stamps unless in a case of emergency.
 Miss Gladys Guile of Harrisons Landing and James Everett of Mont vile were united in marriage at 1230 Thursday afternoon at the home of the bride Rev. G. C. Chappell, pastor of the Baptist church of Montville, of dciated
 The marriage of Miss Eva Kil1een, daughter of Joseph A. Ki1leen of Mont vile and Robert M. CrandaI son of Moves B. Crandall of New London, took place at Montyille last Saturday, Rev. P. J. O'Reilly of St Johns church performing the ceremony
 A former Norwich boy, William Dwight Cooke, son of MT. and Mrs w. A. Cooke of Montville, was for time with the General Electric com pany at Schenectady, N. T., which is having the big strike, but is now su- perinfendent of outside construction for the Electric company of Syracuse.
 Local a1unnae are interested in the fact that the tenth annual meeting of the Eastern Educational Music Con ference will be held at Mount Holyoke college today (Saturday). Delegates are coming from all the eastern col leges and the papers and the discus he af 7cfra