Norwich bulletin., 1914-01-26
sToNINGTON
Joint Installation A. o. U. w. and D. of H.-Men's Club Membership 135-Peer Found Frozen in Pond.


 Richard T. Loper, clerk of the board of relief. has posted notices about town stating the dates of sessions for the board during February. The sittings will be held as usual at the town clerks office. The board consists of Judge L. D. Iairbrother. chairman; Richard F. Loper, clerk, and William j. Lord. Some of the days of the month will be devoted to viewing prop erty where changes in valuation nave been made by the assessors. in case or any appeals being taken from their
 Personal Tax Collector William E.. Eyon has posted notices of the per- sonaI tax of s2 which is due and pay able Feb. 1.
 The meeting of the oncers ana teachers of the Baptist Bible school will be held this (Monday) evening in the lecture room.
 Joint Installation.
 Stonington lodge, No. 50. A. o. U. H., held an interesting meeting Fri day evening. District Supervisor Charles Douglas of New London in stalled officers for the ensuing year. The officers for Degree of Honor were: P. c. of H., Mrs. Lizzie Northrup; c. of H., Mrs. Clara Buck; l.. of H., Mrs. Annie Schmitz; c. of C.. Miss Freda Kieburg; recorder, Mrs. Mary Wanna maker; receiver, E. W. Northrup; flnanoier. Joseph Cellar; usher, Miss Lamphere: o. w.. Mrs. Bertha Cellar; representative to grand lodge, Mrs. Clara Suck; alternate, Mrs. Matte Fritz For Stonington lodge. A. O. U. w: P. NJ. w., James E. Cushman; foreman, Henry Rahu7eI': oTerseer, August Q. Muller; recorder. David Venard: fiuancier, Fred Buck; receiv- er, Henry A. Muller; trustee for three wears. John Robinson: guide, Joseph Xeuar; $. W. William Shackley; O, w. Joseph Fuller; representative to grand lodge. David Venard: alternate, Joseph Zellar. George Strohe of New Haven. recorder Of the Connecticut state grand lodge, was an official yis- itor Following the installation a so cial hour was enjoyed and refresh mentS were served.
 Afternoon Vespers.
 Services will be held at Calvary Episcopal church beginning next Sun day afternoon at 4.30 p. n1., instead of the evening service at 7.30 ?. m.
 At Calvary Episcopal church Sun day the feast of the conversion of St. Paul the apostle was observed.
 At the First Baptist church com munion was administered. Membership of 1ss.
 The Stonington Mems club has be- gun the year auspiciousiy, this being the fourth year of it's existence. It has a membership of 135 and an average attendance of 70. The club is non political and non n-sectarian,w a pur- pose of promoting good fellowship and gaining valuable knowledge from in teresting speakers that may make a general betternent of the community. Judge W A Breed is president and J. H. stiyers chairman of the execu- tive committee
 Sail for the Azores. Joseph Pacheco and family sailed home in the Azores.
 The members of St. Mary's parish are planning for q whist.
 The Stonington basketball team de- feated the South Kingston team in last weeks game 30 to 1s. k of C. Whist. The .nlember of Nina council. k. of C.. held a most enjoyable whist and dance in their rooms on Main street Saturday evening, ten tables of whist being enjoyed.
 Miss Annie Sylvia is confined to her home by illness.
 Mrs. Hiram Harvey is improving from q serious illness at her home on Main street.
 Charles Mosher has sold his boat Evelyn w. to Block Island purchas- CTS.
 Mir and Mrs. Thomas Farre1 are spending several days in New York.
 Deer Frozen In.
 A deer has been found frozen in the J. A. Vargas ice pond, having attempt hole left by the cutting of ice in the canal.