Norwich bulletin., 1914-07-10
VARIOUS MATTERS


 Norwich. Friday. July 10 ss14. 1
 VARIOUS MATTERS The Connecticut chaetauapa at tn, the Piainvtile camp grounds IS 70 open July 1T.
 Cottage owners are attracted to Ni- antic by the corning Of the military companies, beginning Saturday next State barbers are naming delegates to the I3th national convention to be held In Indianapolis commencing Oct. 9th.
 At watch Hill Bishop Thomas F. Davies oe Springfield, formerly of Nor wich. is a guest at Beiveduto on Mi antic avenue.
 The Thames Past Grands associa- ton of Groton is to hold the July, meet ing with Ruth Rebekah lodge at Jewett City July Is. Steamer City of Lowell of the Nor swich line is to run up the Hudson tnis season under the management or the Fall River line.
 Bay View hotel, Mantle, Conn. now l open. Rebuilt. newly furnished. nne air, good fishing. boating, bathing. Terms moderate -adv. pr. Everett Taylor of willimantic. swho has been president of the Con. ] necticut dental commission, retired from that office Monday. l Gov. Simeon B. Baldwin has ap- 1 proved the quarterly appropriations for t hospitals in the state, including St. Jo- l seph's, Wiilimantic, slooe | Delegates from all the Moose lodges l in the state will meet in Hartford Sat- urday for the purpose of forming a state association of Moose lodges. l The Missionary society of Connecti- cut has decided to move its headquar- | ters to the old Elisha Johnson proper ty. No. 37 Garden street. Hartford, soon.
 Boss Farmer Kelly's big field of blossoming potatoes attracts the att tention of trolley passengers in cars which run in sight of the tuberculosis sanatorium
 Norwich members of the Robinson Genealogical society have been notified of the annual gathering at the city of Burlington, Vt, on the 2zd, Esd ana 24th of July.
 One of the beautiful gardens in town . just now is that at the residence of | ; Broadway, where the roses are espe- cially noticeable.
 D Mai. Gen. John F. o'Ryan, com manding the New York National guard , arrived Wednesday afternoon at Fish : CTS Island. where the Thirteenth regi- ment of Brooklyn is encamped.
 Several delicately tipped lavender | and white dahlias shown Thursday by ! Mrs David .S. Merritt of East Nor wich were cut from stalks which had { grown to the height of seven feet.
 After an illness of several months !. Miss Elizabeth Griswold died at hel home in Blackhall early Wednesday i. morning. Miss Griswold was president s of the Lyme Library association. Il The will of Prof. William Dressler filed Wednesday in New York, leaves $2,000 personality to Agnes M. Dress Ter daughter. Professor Dressler die( July 2. His wife was Miss Hyde o Norwich Town.
 At Block Island bluefsh have beer caught unusually early this year. Capt H. Allen caught about 500 pounds in { gill net off the west part of the Island and several equally as good catche. have been made.
 A complete list of the latest pension CTS of the New Haven road. with thei | length of service includes: F. F. Cav years; William w. Crandall of Mystic / watchman, 45 years.
 Rear Admiral c. F. Goodrich c 1 Pomfret is to leave in a few month
 on a trip around the world which wi
 include a long stay in India with hi e daughter. She married at Pomfret 2 year ago British officer who is sta
 tioned in India. II A certificate of change of name hs y been filed with the state secretary
 the New York Furniture and Clothin f company of New London, which wi III be known as the Eastern Grand Rapid Furniture company. The signers al
 Michael. Louis and Abner Schwartz. )F Mary Thayer Pierce. s7, died at h,
 home in Somers Wednesday after
 several weeks illness. She was take l. | with the grip in the spring and. owfr to weakness of age, she never rallit
 from 1t. Mrs. Pierce was born in Bo
 ton. Conn. In 1865 she married Wi III liam Pierce of Somers-
 There is local interest in the ma,
 riage of Miss Ella Louise Keene
 daughter of James H. Keeney.
 Rockville. and Frank Charles Morris
 Worcester, Eng. Tuesday noon at u . home of her father at Rockville, u S ceremony being performed by u
 brides grandfather. Rev. Joseph
 James.
 To Help Montauk Avenue Bapti
 Church. )n The Montauk avenue Baptist churc
 whose edifice was burned to the groul 1 in New London on June 4th is to r