Norwich bulletin., 1913-05-23
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Norwich, Friday, May 2a. 1918.
VARIOUS MATTERS

VARIOUS MATTERS
 The season at Ocean Beach is tc
 Thursday was Henning day among 1 Swedish residents. Nice Maryland strawberries were selling two baskets for a quarter | Thursday.
 Cool weather has kept some of the apple trees in bloom for a longer time than usual.
 The BalIou family reunion is to be held Saturday. June 2, at the church in Lime Rock, R. l.
 In the list of junior ushers for Smith college commencement is Miss Jennie Luntz of East Hampton
 May 22d was the centenary of the birth of Richard Wagner. and the date was noted by the musical societies Thursday.
 Mrs. Katherine English. 63 who died at Stafford Springs Monday afternoon, leaves niece in Philadelphia, Mrs. Ira Thomas.
 Highway Commissioner Charles J. Bennett has advertised for sealed bids Tor the construction of roads in Staff ford, Old Lyme. Ellington and Som CTS.
 Scow John Ruse, which has just finished discharging coal at Thames vile, was lowed to anchorage in New London harbor Thursday by the tug Aquidneck
 The May meeting of the Connecti- cut Horticultural society will be held this (F'riday) evening at Hartford. Hardy perennials and Towering shrubs will be discussed.
 Class circle of the Kings Daugh- ters has contributed $5 toward the building fund of the Margaret Bot toms Memorial home and $5 toward the maintenance fund.
 The South Wilmington companys big concrete mixer was recently taken to EagleVille, where it was used for few days in the construction of a house for Fred Vinton
 The wedding of Miss Agnes Doug las, daughter of MT. and Mrs. w. H. Douglas of Oswegatchie, and Archi- bald E. Wheeler of Worcester, Mass, will take place the middle of June.
 The Ever Ready circle of the Kings Daughters present "Courting by Rule" at the Y. M. c. A. auditorium Tues day evening, May 26. Admission 25 cents. Tickets at Davis Book store.- adv.
 Miss Leona May Woodford and FL mer Hubbell Osborn were united in marriage at Naugatuck Wednesday. | One of the guests at the wedding was Miss Grace A. Bradbury of South 1 Coventry.
 The monthly meeting of the execu- | tive board of the Connecticut Woman's | Suffrage association was held Wednes- l day in Stamford, where the eight suf- l fage workers have been campaigning | for a week.
 At the memorial Sunday services at | the Methodist church, Windsor Locks, | the address will be by Rev. c. H. Van Natter, pastor of the Warehouse Point | Methodist church, a former eastern Connecticut pastor.
 In the effort to make the fund for St. Agnes Home for Dependent In ants $100,000 before the cornerstone s laid May 30, the special offering in III the churches in the diocese on Sunday next will be for that purpose.
  'ents worth of common mustard plac- d in an ordinary IA quart pail filled with water will, if the contents are ;prinhled over the ground infested by ,ut worms, kill every worm in short order.
 James Edward Greene died Tuesday evening, aged "A. at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Mary Daniels, in South Besides Mrs. Daniels, MT. Greene leaves a son and daughter in Westerly, R. l.. where the body will be aken for burial,
 The commission that has charge of making arrangements for entertain ng the veterans at Gettysburg, July L-4 inclusive, has sent out information Q veterans telling them in a general way just what is to be done and how hey are to be cared for.
 At the meeting of the Mems Forum If the Rockville Baptist church the jastor, Rev. J. Howard Adams, for nerly of North Stonington, was pre- ;ented q handsome pair of gold cuff inks Rev. Mir. Adams will leave lbout June 1 for California.
 A will filed in New York Wednesday vas that of Rev. George H. Bottome, who died May 10. He left $600O per ;onalty to his wife, Annie G. Bottome. He was vicar of Grace chapel, New York and an occasional Lenten preacher at Christ church, Norwich.
 County Secretary Miss Lucy Geer ,f Norwich has received greetings rom Past State Presidents Mrs. Kath- crime Moody Spalding, Bridgeport; Mrs. l. W. Sheath. Wollaston, Mass, md Mrs. E. H. Smiley Hartford; Miss Carrie Moorehouse, New York, of the central council, and all the county 1 ,ncret q rias tn he read at Satl1rda v's 1