Norwich bulletin., 1913-01-08
STONENGTON.
Health RuIesl to Be Posted in School Rocms-Week of Prayer Observance Travel Club Resumes Meetings.

A set of 21 rules have been for mulated by the town health officer and i the school authorities in the town of 1 Stonington in relation to sanitation. l They -~are to be posted in all the i school rooms.
 Dean Brown to Speak. Dr. Charles R. Brown, dean of Yale Divinity, school will speak on Travels gregational church parlor. Week of Prayer Services. The Baptist church is holding ser vices at 7.30 every evening this week in the lecture room. Monday evenings meeting, as also Tuesday nights Rev. G. B. Marston spoke on Mon day evening on The Call to a Per- sonal Conservation and Tuesday eve ming Rev. D. c. Stones topic was on The Church of God. This (Wednes- (day) evening the topic will be Gods Promises, by Rev. G. B. Marston; Thursday evening The Christian Church as Gods Missionary, Mrs. J. L. Peabody of Westerly, president of the Woman's Home Missionary so- ciety for Rhode Island. Friday, The Power of the Bible School and Young People Working for God, Rev. w. T. Aiken, Noank. Saturday. A Chris tians Response to Gods Call, Rev. G. B. Marston.
 Travel Club Meets.
  meetings Tuesday after the holidays. The. papers on Festivals ond Cere- monies, by Miss Louise Trumbu1l and French Theatres and Concerts by Miss Laura T. Wood were greatly enjoyed.
 Trying to Secure Library.
 The boys and girls of the Stoning- ton High school are very active in seeing the school win the $1,OOO H. brary offered the most popular school securing the most votes. So far the II top.
 Sunday School Reports.
 At the Second Congregational church Sunday school Sunday reports were presented for 1912. A letter from pr. c. B. Usher, of Van Turkey, was read. The school contributed s15 to his work during the year. The sum of $2769 was reported as the balance on hand by the treasurer. The benevolent con tributions were S46 during the year. that many had been present every Sunday in the year. The highest rec ord stood to the credit of Miss Annie Graham, who had not missed a, Sum- nent reported membership of 13, with contributions of SAYS in the treas Try. The cradle roll showed a mem oership of 13. with promotions and | additions and a contribution of S11.50 | o the church. The attendance at the | session Sunday was S3.
 Borough Briefs. A rainstorm visited the borough l Tuesday afternoon, with indications of | older weather.
 Miss Helen Chamberlain has re- urned to Brooklyn after a visit with elatives here.
 Joseph Fallon was home from the Baltimore Medical college Monday, nut has returned.
 Miss Ann Atwood has returned from visit in Boston.
 Manuel Meniz and family have l moved to Riverpoint, R. l.
 Taken Suddenly III. Michael Gilmore. railroad crossing ender at North Main street, was taken i'll at noon Monday and was onveyed to his home on Harmony treet in a carriage. Matthew T. Gil- lore. sub-crossing tender, is filling is place.
 December Mortality. Town Clerk Elias B. Hinckley on Ionday forwarded his report of eaths in the town of Stonington for 'ecember to the state board of ealth. There were 16 deaths, 3 of lese being infants under 1 year of ge.
 Miss Anna c. Culbert is visiting her rother, Dr. William Culbert, in New 1 ork.
 Mrs. A. T. Palmer and daughter aura are in New York.