Norwich bulletin., 1913-06-17
VARIOUS MATTERS
Genuine picnic weather.

| Genuine picnic weatherl
 A few ripe cherries are being picked H. F. Driscell of Norwich has puI, chased the Lucas cottage at Pleasant | View.
 Mondays dog day heat did much to
 pareh roads and lawns. Rain is badly
 needed.
 l Norwich motor boats Yantic and
 6hetucket have completed painting al Riverside,
 Members of Faith Trumbull chapter will attend its annual meeting this afternoon at the Norwich club. June 24 at New Milford. at the state nremen's parade, between two an three thousand men will be in line. The mission for the French speaking
 people of St. Johns parish. uncasville.
 which has been held during the past
 week, ended Sunday at high mass.
 William H. Hammil and Miss Sadie
 E. Prentice, both of Poquonoc, were
 united in marriage June 12 by Rev. O. G. Buddington at his residence in West Mystic.
 Members of the Colonial Danes hear from Hartford that Mrs John M. Hol- combe shows many signs of improve ment and her friends feel much en- couraged-
 The meeting of the Starr Family as- sociation will take the form of a pic nic in the grove at the Wadswort house, South Duxbury, Mass. Thurs day, June 19.
 Local church members are receiving notification of the national convention of Methodist men to be held ih Indian ap0lis Oct. 2S to 31. the first event or its kind in Methodism. G
 Of the forty students graduated at the Connecticut Literary institute, in Sufneld. Julian G. Ely of Hamburg win go to Wesleyan, and Harold N. Ryley of New London to Brown.
 Capt William Lauriston Howard, who was appointed to the United States navy from Norwich, has been detached from command of the battle ship Utah to await orders at home
 The Eastern Point chapel services begin Sunday, June 29, when the preacher will be Rev. Benjamin w. Bacon, DID,, of New Haven, August IT Rev. Joel B.. Slocum of Norwich will preach.
 Thaxter Eaton, visiting agent of the Russell Sage foundation of New York, is making tour of New England f f)r the purpose of writing a description of all the charitable institutions and in 
 Mrs Lucia T. Gager of Norwich celebrated her birthday at Stonington Saturday and a picnic was given ip. hec honor at Quiambaug in the afternoon. At s p. m. an old fashioned picnic lunch was served.
 Dairy and Food Commissioner H. F. Potter has appointed John l.. Wilson assistant inspector of food products in Connecticut, but Deputy Commits sioner Tyler Cruttenden continues as general inspector
 At the ordination of Michael J. Byrne of Norwich at Altoona, Pa, to- day (Tuesday). Bishop Eugene A. Gar vey will officiate. Rev, Father Byrne Is to be stationed at Savannah, Ga, in the diocese of Rt. Rev. B. J. Kiely.
 H. A. Champion, railway mail agent 1 on the Shore Line, running between New London and New Haven. says hat it has been advocated to pension 1 las run continuously for the past a l years.
 MT. and Mrs. l. Tilden Jewett of Holland, who were on their wedding 1 rip, were on the second division of the rain that was in the wreck at Stam- ord. A card from Mir. Jewett says hat they were not injured, but were | 'haken up.
 A circular letter from Bishop J. ) | Milan directs that there be no further | ,ulogies pronounced at Catholic fu- ierals. The bishop directs that n Iddition to the Latin ritual. the Eng ish be read as well in place of giving l my eulogy.
 The New Haven railroad, which trough the New England Steamship | company has been operating the Block l sland steamer New Shoreham for l everal years. is about to relinquish 1 he vessel. The charter has expired i nd will not be renewed.
 Rev. G. G. Scrivner, district super ntendent of the Norwich district of | Methodist Episcopal churches, made | Hill M. E. church, Pascoag. R. l., Sat | lrday evening, when he presided at | he first quarterly conference.
 Among the twenty seven new law 1 'ers to be sworn in as members of | he Connecticut bar by Judge w. l.. Bennett in the superior court at New | Haven this (Tuesday) morning are | William H. Shields, Jr.. of Norwich, |
 AT THE AUDITORIUM.
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