Norwich bulletin., 1913-06-03
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Norwich, Tuesday, June 3, 1918.
VARIOUS MATTERS


 A number of new books in German, Polish and Swedish have recently been received at the Otis library.
 Members of the D. A. R. will attend the meeting of the Ellsworth Memorial association at Windsor today
 Beekeepers from the border towns will attend the big convention at Am herst Agricultural college June Il and 12.
 At Franklin, George Kahn has large field of crimson clover, which has attracted great deal of atten- tion from motor parties and others.
 One of the speakers at an entertain ment of Beulah lodge. N. E. o. P, of Groton Monday evening, was Deputy Grand Warden M. J. Foley of Nor wich.
 Miss Winifred whittlesey and Charles Keeney were married Sunday afternoon at 1 o'clock at the resi- dence of Rev. Joseph A. Elder in New London.
 The Aldrich Manufacturing com pany, Moosup. has commenced work on four two-tenement dwellings, 2S by AS feet, to stand near the mill, in Unlon Village.
 On the Shore road, near Westerly, some animals have destroyed over so turkeys belonging to Walter James and half as many more belonging to E. E. Carpenter.
 A big autotruck from Hartford car ried the household goods of George A. Kies from Church street to the Capital City Monday. Another truckload will be carried today.
 At present the Mackay Copper Pro- cess company on the Thames is work ing day and night. Of the force of 12 men employed, six are Norwich men, all receiving big pay.
 The planet Mercury at the first of June is lost in the suns rays. but on the 30th should be well in view in the western evening sky setting about an hour after the sun
 James NagIe has been promoted from messenger boy of the Western Union Telegraph company in New London to telegraph operator for the Central Vermont railroad at Mont vile.
 In extending its mains to the Golf club the water department has en- countered a stubborn ledge at the Charles Minch place and considerable blasting will still be required at that point.
 Mrs. Orrin R. Steadman of Cassa- duck Hill. North Stonington. has an nounced the engagement of her daughter, Edmina Knowles Steadman, to Howard Latham Bentley of White Rock, R. I.
 Connecticut delegates to the national bartenders' convention at Denver start this (Tuesday) morning. joining the New England delegation at Springfield and travelling in specially chartered Pullman car.
 The first issue of the Connecticut Suffragist, which is to be the official state organ of the Connecticut Wo- pear on Thursday and is to be pulp lished in Stamford.
 The spring meeting of the Connect icut Library association will be held at the Raymond library, East Hart ford, Friday. Gen. William A. Aiken of Norwich is one of the vice presi dents of the association.
 The desired legislative appropriation of S5,0 ,000 for the fitting celebration and commemoration of the battle of Ston ington has not yet been secured. and Henry Robinson Palmer is leading 8 special effort to obtain favorable ac- tion in the matter.
 The marriage of Rachel, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Albert Montgomery and Herbert Sturgis, both of Ledyard, took place Sunday morning at s o'clock at the home of Rev H. E. Anderson of the Baptist church in Old Mystic. They will make their home in Led yard on the Denison farm.