Norwich bulletin., 1913-05-15
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State Lobster Hatchery to Open To- day-Fred Deveau Takes a Bride in the West-Long Point Chowder Planned For 30th.

The friends of Fred Deveau son of MT. and Mrs, Peter Deveau of Pearl street, who has been for about five years in the west, have learned of his marriage in Seattle with Miss Nellie Dunthera of Winnipeg. MT. and Mrs. Deveau will make their home in Seat tie where MT. Deveau is engaged in a proSplsu business.
 Many at Supper of Liberty Council.
 Many attended the supper which was served in Mechanics hall last evening by the sewing society of Liberty council, Daughters of Ameri- ca, who by this means are raising the money for the necessary Memorial day decorations a matter which these patriotic ladies take care of every year. A good sum was raised.
 Powerboat Launched.
 The power boat owned by Captain Frank Thompson of Groton was launched from the ways at the Davis yard yesterday about noOn The boat presented a pretty sight with her fly ing flags, and several fine photographs were secured of her as she took to the water The launch was successful and was attended by a number of spec tatOrS.
 Groton Long Point Chowder.
 The cottagers at Groton Long Point are planning for a chowder on Mem orial day to which they will invite their friends. Plenty of sports have been planntd to make the affair a success.
 Old Rivals to Clash.
 The Noank All Stars will play the West Mystic baseball team at West Mystic Saturday afternoon when the accumulated rivalry of the past year will find vent. A big score held over from last year is to be wiped out by the Mystic team. The batteries will be McQuarrie and Brown for Noank, and Brandshaw and Yrley for Mystic.
 The buildings on Potter's dock are receiving some needed repairs and the dock itself is having new piles.
 Hatchery Opens Today.
 The state lobster hatchery will open for business today. About 300 egg bearing Holsters have been kept over from last year in order to properly start the work. The boat owned at the hatchery has been put in repair and launched
 To Leave Hospital.
 Arthur Mcdonald, patient in Law renee hospital where for over two months he has been suffering from an improperly set fractured leg is able to leave that institution and will be home today. It is said that he will soon be able to use his leg perfectly
 Village Varieties.
 The Ladies Aid and Missionary so- cieties of the Baptist church are plan ming a cake sale.
 Mrs. George Miller has returned to her home in Springfield after being in the village for some time caring for her mother. Mrs. Deveau of Pearl street who is able to be out after her illness
 Mrs Lida Ashbey is visiting friends on Fishers Island.
 Fred MuSanti has completed 8 stone wall on the property of Capt. John Jenssen which greatly improves it.
 Angus Macleod has returned to his duties in New Haven after a visit to his family on Prospect Hill.
 Mrs. John Mosher has returned to Stonington after a visit to friends in town.
 The Brooks house on Front street is being put in order for the summer and is to be occupied by MT. and Mrs Brown of New York
 The regular prayer meeting of the Noank Baptist church will be held in the Vestry this evening.
 Mrs. Charles Palmer spent Wednes- day with friends in New London.