Norwich bulletin., 1913-06-27
STONINGTON

Commissioner Bennett to Hold Hear
 ing-on State Road-First Band Con- cert This Evening--Memorial Sun day for Bremen and K. of c.
 Highway Commissioner Bennett is to be at the town court room July Sth with plans showing the proposed new state road between Stonington and Westerly which calls for the re- moving of ledges, straightening the road and improving grades. The troll ley company and property owners in terested will be notified to be pres ent
 Firemen's Memorial Day.
 Sunday will be Firemen's memorial day for the Stonington department. The committee in charge is to meet at the rooms of Pioneer Hook and Ladder Go. Saturday at p. m. to receive and arrange the flowers.
 Franklin Williams and assistants are cutting the grass and cleaning up Wadawanuck park.
 First Band Concert.
 The opening band concert for this season will be given at Wadawanuck park this evening at s o'clock. The program follows:
 Part I. Hail Columbia
 March The Whip Abe Holznan Overture---B Berlin in Joy and Sorrow Conradi Gal That Old Girl of Mine-Popular air (b) My Little Persian Rose Serenade-Sundered Hearts
 c. R. Flick March-Dallas R. B. Hall
 Part II. Medley Selection of Southern Plan tation Songs L. Couterico March-Repasz c. C. Sweeley Waltz-Marrabella Keller Gal Somebody Else Is Getting It (b) Silver Threads Among the Gold Star Spangled Banner.
 Will Speak at Baptist Church.
 Sunday evening next Rev. J. c. Rob bins. for several years a missionary in the Philippine islands, now New England secretary for the Northern Baptist convention, will speak in the First Baptist church.
 Starting West.
 George A. Latham and daughter, Miss Helen, started Thursday evening on their return to the west. stopping few days in New York and Wash ington, and then to Chattanooga, Tenn, where Miss Latham will re- main. Her father will visit in Kan sas before returning to Boise City, Idaho.
 The household goods belonging to Mrs. s. M Norman have been moved from the Chesebro house on Gold street to her property on Main street.
 C. B. Rice and family are to occupy the James H, Brown house on Elm street. MT. Rice has lately come to the Atwood Machine Co.
 Dr. Frank D. Maine gave a talk on Electricity at the meeting of Asylum lodge. No. 57, F. and A. M, Tuesday evening.
 Mrs. Benjamin S. Cutler and Miss to Hartford Wednesday. On their re- turn trip Miss Marguerite B. Smith accompanied them and will spend the summer at The Cottage.
 Miss Ida Bellamy of Westerly is the guest of Mir. and Mrs. F. G. Bellamy Mrs. Audett and daughter. of James town, N. Y., are guests of F. G. Shal- ling and family
 Andrew Hess went to New York Wednesday evening. accompanied by his niece, Miss Gertrude Hess, who is to visit at Easton, Pa.
 Miss Mary c. Chamberlain has re- turned from Brooklyn, N. Y. accom- Chamberlain who was graduated last week from the Normal Household Science department, Pratt Institute G. H. Chesebro has purchased the Randall house on Broad street.
 Mrs. William J. Gilmore has return ed from visit in Nashua, N. H.
 Eugene Batty, who has been living in Limeton. Va, is in the borough on visit to MT. and Mrs Silas P. Holmes
 John Schmitz of Brooklyn, N. Y, is visiting his parents, Mir and Mrs Gottfried Schmitz
 K. of C. Memorial Sunday.
 Sunday will be memorial Sunday for the Knights of Columbus and the graves of deceased members will be decorated.
 Miss Edith Ross, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Herman Ross, formerly of the borough. was a member of the graduating class at the English High school Worcester, Mass, this week. The class numbered 100 pupils.