Norwich bulletin., 1913-06-16
VARIOUS MATTERS

VARIOUS MAI lERS
 The river banks between Decatur Bluffs and Gales Ferry are pink witl laurel blooms.
 Lumber has arrived at Groton Lons Point for 8 walk from the boardwalk
 to Shore avenue.
 A former Uncasville pastor, Rev James Tregaskis, is now pastor of the Methodist church at Cheshire.
 Patriotic societies have formulated plans for the observance of Bunker Hill day tomorrow tTuesday>.
 The varney family reunion is to be held Thursday, July B. at the home of pr. w. H. H. Varney in East Char lotte, Vt.
 At the commencement exercises of Litchfield High school the invocation was by Rev. John L. McGuinness, for : merly of Norwich.
 The postofice of Groton borough will open for business in the new quarters in the Crane block on Thames street this (Monday) morning.
 The heat in New London Saturday war intense and passengers on the
 
 air when Norwich was reached.
 The directors of the Connecticut re- formatory will have that institution at Cheshire open to public inspection next Saturday from 10 a. m. to p. m.
 The buildings of the new state re- formatory at Cheshire are to be open for public inspection Saturday, June 21. between 10 3. m. and 5 p. m.
 Pleasant weather Sunday afternoon caused falling off in the number of visitors to the Otis library reading room. Miss Weldon was in charge.
 Funeral services for Arthur Francis Daniels, son of Mir. and Mrs. Louis Daniels, were held at the home of the parents in Mantle Sunday afternoon.
 Mrs. Emil Hilton of New York has sold her house in Holland to Miss Ed mee Pretat of Waterbury, who wilt take possession some time during the summer.
 Somebody who has been looking through old records finds that June 1916, was extremely cold, with frost and snow on the 5th, resulting in great damage to gardens.
 A marriage license has been issued from the office of the Middletown town clerk to Attorney Patrick B. O'Sullivan of Derby and Miss Marguerite G. Law ton of Broad street, Middletown.
 Local members of the Connecticut State Poultry association and othe5' poultry fanciers are planning to attend the field meeting of the association which will be held at Storrs July 2S29 and 30.
 The will of Emile W. Kerr, who died in Norwich June 2. probated in New ork, leaves her personality in equal shares to her daughter, Jeannie Ii. Heaton, and granddaughter, GWendo lyn kuhne.
 The Ladies' Catholic Benevolent as- sociation, branch No. 6S1, will have as guests on Wednesday evening next the members of the Norwich branch of that association. The visitors will arrive at 7.45.-New London Globe.
 Thomas F. Eagan, superintendent of state police has applied to Governor Simeon E. Baldwin for a requisition on the governor of New York for the of William H. Dennis, want ed in Norwich for non- support.
 State Food and Dairy Commissioner Hubert F. Potter left Saturday for Mo- bile, Ala, where he will attend the 17th annual convention of the Association of American Dairy, Food and Drug of which he is treasurer.
 At Eastland, the beautiful Farming ton villa of MT. and Mrs. Charles Ma than Lee, Mrs. Lee gave a reception Saturday for her daughters, Mrs. Malt land F. Griggs of New York and Mrs. Frederick Allen Johnson of Montville.
 About 100 members of the junior branch of the Holy Name society, Dan.- iel Driscoll president, received holy communion in body at the first mass in St. Patrick's church Sunday. from their pastor and chaplain, Rev. J. H. Frederick.
 From to D. m. today the Vine yard Workers will conduct an enter tainment and sale on Mrs. Frank A. Roaths grounds, 154 Washington street Orchestra and a professional Cake, ice cream, candy, etc, for sale. Admission 15 cents.- adv.
 Gen. Heman O. Averi1l, commission sr on domestic animals, who has been It the Elm City hospital, New Haven, Or four weeks, as the result of in uries received by falling from the roof )L a barn, hopes to De dDle 10 De at lis office at the capitol within a few weeks.
 Sunday evening members of the Holy Name society met at St. Patrick's church going to the home of a de- ceased member of the society, Joseph Callahan, on Slater avenue. to offer prayer for the repose of his soul and Q express sympathy for the bereaved family.
 The funeral services of Rev. pr. John Binney, former rector. of Chris church, are to be held from St. Luka's chapel Middletown, this (Monday) The body will be taken oq he 11.38 train by way of Saybrook to Boston for burial.
 MT and Mrs. Henry J. Sisson of Webster Gore Mass. who observed heir 66th wedding anniversary Friday, were married in Fall River and have six children, including William Sisson