Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-06
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 spseIal Train 0ess Through with
 Nerthlsnd,s Rssssnssre-Aneth 10
 Fer csnE for sSvInss Bank ns5es-
 kersMts. Jessph Artaya of Wau-
 rsssn piss Suddenly:
 Mrs. Arthur " Logee, who has act sQ M euReatute teacher during fhe past year, has been elected to teach iismsviiis nr aSss Sezt F P.li fhs scho0l at VII
 Albert Hernier has passed the sex- Sr'nasl9ns Sf phss9ns Sf ths Eh0ds Island board pnaImacist Mf. Bernter sfs htozl be lege Of Pharmacy next Weels. .las '
 Goes te oakIapd.
 A. P. Woodward, who is recovering to spend a few days at Oakland beacSs
 Mrs John Heaiey has been enter tainfng Joseph Murray and his son Robert. of Taunton Mass.
 Judge Harry F Back presided at a session of the town court Friday saas1 1fRas was to Rssa js fsR sS s}d for intoxication.
 To Sail for England.
 Rev. Clarence~H. Barber and B. H Jacobs safi Tuesday next from zBos- ton on the Fsrahconiai for -Lfverpool. They expect to~ spend about 1.-two months in England, visiting the cath. edral towns and the sreat n1anufac- turing centers. -z ts sfTfz-lsl-
 Will Pressnt Diplomas.
 Rev. James H. George. Jr.. will pre- sent the diplomas this year as a mem Der of the town school. committee 10 t1e members of the graduating class
 Tour of Duty Begins the 18th.
 Captain E. L. parbie and the oH- eera eempanS. ana GeIesFs c es the ThIstssRth n annual tour of duty at Fort H e Wright. Fishers island
 Special Train fer NerthIand,s Ra...n.
 gers. -s'-'' psn,.s A special pee traln was run through day morning conveying the passengers of- the steamer NorthIand; New Fork Gull Island. .4@s Iz :. zsi a-ff s4
 Mrs. Gales Address.
 The address of Mrs Charles w. Gale or Norwich before the members of the WornaIi.s Missionary socfetles of the Baptist church and representatives 9f other missionary societies at the nome Of MT. and Mrs. ". J. Craig FTay afternoop was of great -interest to all. Mrs. Alton Frost sang 7at ffs meeting. = Mss Viali Graduated and Enoaaed.
 Miss Bessie Mildred yiall of this scfsnce Wednesday A Boston nsnar aannonnees an that g feature at the class dinner was the announcement of the engagemept of- two os the members @eSti5nsdsSs sR SRgss Visl ns@ss snS Mgsa Xsrs moi iaa REsaynor Aray of ElnNaod N. C.
 EquiPment for Banks ouartsr,. 4, An agent of the company which has s8eIssSf f9E ts hssg ssE nodsled was in I5Ga RSE rlsa4 GssiI TSs ES renovation of the building Win @6e oocnnste oompletes g that .,I tSs RaRk Htil Rs A. Palnss Broad % street. ss'f saturdax. at Mas :; s P. m, auspices Of the Equal Franchsse ieagns:EAAdiy. s4 .- .A.iy.
 Alumni Business Meetina.
 Ray " Pellett, president, and Raw mond Allen, secretary, of the Killi}fss- ly High School Alrmrif sassociaff3n have sent out notices that tfiea affhtiaf business meeting of the assocfatf3f, will be held In the assembly hail at 'fhe high school on the evening of ..June 2si Another announcement is ~thafaA the alumni high school baseball game. ar5 nual event, is scnedued Tor the after- noon of June 1s. ''z 7 " '''sEss''
 children's Day Tomorrow.
 Children,s day exercises are to be held at the Gongregationaf church Sunday at II o'clock This Sunday will be the last that Rev. C:. E Bar Der will be in his pulpit until his te- turn from his European trip and an unusually large congregatior isa pected. At the SundayE'evefing ser vice Miss Naroia Rfppenrare. or India will give a lecture on that eouhitty! where she was born and Spent a' bart of~ her life. A 7Sa' -t z''7 sss6 | rSi.
 6aeeaIaureate ssrmap June 1s.
 June 14. Sunday evening. has been selected as the date Tor the fanpnal baccalaursste sermon to the members of the graduatfng class of KiIlingly High school. The sefvfce, which is to be- public, will be ffn the -Con1rska- tional church. Rev. w Douglas Swaf field of the Baptist church will deliver the sermon. +- - 7