Norwich bulletin., 1913-02-03
STONINGTON
Board of Relief Orsanizes-Reeent So- ciai Affairs-Re~. Richard R. Graham to Preach at Calvary Church Fri day Evenine-BowIina Team Lead ino Ieadue

day Evenins-BowIina Team Lead
 ing League.
 The board of relief has announced it's meetings. The members of the board are L. D. Fairweather, chairman; George L. Denison, clerk; w. J. Lord.
 The board met for the first time Saturday.
 One of Twin Sons Dead.
 The funeral of Walter Pampel, the one month old twin son of MT. and Mrs. AlbioS PampeI whose death oc- cured Thursday was held Saturday morning from their home. Burial was in Stonington cemetery.
 Athletic Clubs Social.
 A pleasing social of the Pastime Athletic club was held Friday evening at the clubhouse on Trumbuu avenue Refreshments were served and cards were played
 Success of Masked Ball.
 The members and friends assembled at the Arion club Friday evening and enjoyed one of the best masquerade public and many curious and srotesque coStumes were seen There were over 50 couples on the floor and music was furnished by the Arion orchestra. Re- treatments were served.
 Marsh Pond Floats Rowboat
 rowboat in the Cutler street marsh was rather an unusual sight on Fri day when men were at work gathering up the pieces of the big sign that had been blown down a few weeks ago by the gale Not for a number of years has there been so much water in the marsh.
 George Ha11ett and William Robinson spent Sunday in Hartford
 Episcopal Lenten Services.
 Ia c1,1,ro1, coxx7i1ao xrys1I 1,o held Ash Wednesday at 10.30 a. m. and 7.30 D. m. Holy communion (except first Sunday in nnonth) 10.30 a. m. and 7.30 D. nn- Sunday school at 12 m- m., week days, Tuesdays and We'd nesdays at ?. m. Wednesdays, lit any 10.30 a. m, Fridays at 7.30 p. m. Special preachers on Friday evenings. and 1o.30 a, n., children's festival at 3. m. evening prayers at 7.30 D. m. On February Rev, Richard R. Graham of Norwich will preach. Feb ruary fl Rev, A, c. Jones of New Ha- ven, February 21 Rev. Joseph Hoop deaeon J. Eldred Brown of Norwich, March Rev. c, 8, Nj. Stewart of Groton, March 14 Rev. A1scp Lefine- well of Milford
 Westerly Preacher.
 On Sunday the Rev. Clayton A. Bufdick Of Westerly spoke at the First Baptist church in the absence of the pastor,
 c. J. Vaughn has sold q house and lot en Wall street te c. ". Way1and. Borough Team Leads In Bowling
 League.
 The teams of the stera tine Bowt- ing league have now played sight games and the Stoaingt6fa team is iv7 the lead for the prize. The averages of the Stenington players fellow; Pampei 1S6. ,Sehulty 1855 Ia, Keslb 15i Ssackfey 14s, H'eya IA Ia.
 Professor Henry Heusten ef New Haven comes here once month te give attention to the writing being taught ia the schools. Ne copy books are used. The new method is being favefably received
 Trustees Sale,
 Jeiaa H. Ryan as trustee has seid te Charles Pendleten the stock and fix lures in the public market belengina of the estate te Hilda B. Morrison. Henry R. Palmer has an illustrated history of SteniHgteR beautifully get- ten up, Mrs, Mary B. BeniseH has return 1 ed frefn Hartfef5
 Travel Club Papers. Interesting papers will be read at the meeting Tuesday By Mrs. Henry R. Palmer whose subject will he .tNapo- will tell of FentaiHebleau and it's for estS and the Tuileries and it's gardens
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 PiainpIie.-The mortgage ef the A AI E. Zion church, which was recent ly paid by the efforts of Rev. Sidney Smith, the paster of the church, was publicly burned at the town hall ThurSday night before a large aTai-