Norwich bulletin., 1913-06-05
STONINGTON
Baptist Association to Meet in Gro ton-Horse Retired After Twenty five Years-WiIIiam Eccleston knits 2,007 Lobster Tunnels.

The Stonington Union Association of Baptist Churches will convene at the church at Groton Heights Wed nesday and Thursday. June IS and Baptist church of Stonisgton will be chosen at the prayer meeting Sat urday evening"
 A bazaar in aid of St. Mary's church is being planned.
 Steamer Watch Hill is now running between Stonington and Watch Hill.
 Roy lift of Old Mystic, the new agent of the Adams Express company at Stonington, assumed his duties with the arrival of the morning express train Tuesday.
 The ladies of the Second Congrega- tional church are planning rummage sale.
 The Ladies Aid society of the First Baptist church held a special meeting at the close of the meeting Wednes- day evening.
 B. v. p. S. Officers.
 At the semi-annuaI business meet ing of the Baptist Young Peoples society Monday night the following officers were elected: President, Miss Edwina Ryon; vice president, Miss Edna Perkins; secretary, Miss Susan Kelley; treasurer, c. s. Ryon End; pianist, Miss Helen Koelb. Miss Gen eva Wells was elected a delegate from the society to the Baptist Young Peo- ple's institution to be held in New London Friday.
 Now Full Pledged M. D.
 News has been received from Jo- seph D. Fallon, student at Baltimore medical college, that he has received his diploma as an M D., and secured hospital appointment.
 Jack on the Retired List.
 Jack, the faithful horse owned by William F. Broughton for the past quarter of a century, being driven on the delivery wagon at the market has retired from active duty being re- placed by an automobile for delivery Jack will be kept by his owner to en- joy a well earned rest.
 The residence of MT. and Mrs Moses A. Pendleton has been greatly im- proved by the removal of the high board fence north of the house on Main street. A picket fence will be put up instead.
 The large power yacht Dido, of New York, was in the harbor Tuesday af- ter supplies and water
 Capt. John Ostman, who arrived on Monday in the auxiliary sloop Etta and Lena, with two hundred large mackerel caught south of Monta uk Point went out of the harbor again Tuesday night.
 Knits 2,007 Lobster Tunnels.
 William Eccleston, who knits fun nels for lobster pots. has made and delivered two thousand and seven and Noank since March 1, and is still knitting
 A business meeting of the stoning- ton fire police was held Tuesday eve ming.
 The monthly meeting of the war , ---.II day evening.
 Will Play Artillery Team.
 The Stonington baseball team is ar ranging a game with the Fort Terry nine Saturday at Stanton park.
 Burial of Manuel Perry, Jr.
 The burial of Manuel Perry, Jr. the son of MT. and Mrs. Manuel Perry of Hancox street. was held In St. Mary's cemetery, Tuesday morning.
 Borough Personals.
 George stanton, who has been spending a few days in Stonington, has returned to Ossining, N. Y.
 Miss Della Moffett has returned to New York after a visit with E. F.. Darrell and family at Cove Lawn.
 Mrs Alfred Kiersceiper and daugh- ter Clara who have been on a visit to south Manchester, have returned home.
 MT anu AlTS. +AlDCTI l.. MdSOn, Ol Brooklyn. N. Y, arrived at their sum mer home on Main street Tuesday for the season.
 George Henry Warren has returned to Newport after a visit at Stoneridge, as guest of Mr. and Mrs. Charles P Williams.
 Theodore D. Palmer went to Nor ristown, N J.. Tuesday for a visit with MT. and Mrs. William s. Letch- ford.
 Mr. and Mrs Amos K. Schermer- horn, of New York are guests of MT and Mrs. Charles P. Williams at Stoneridge