Norwich bulletin., 1914-07-15
sTONINGTON
School Investigation Committee to Re- port-District Deputy Visits Pequot Council-Pastors to Note Centennial Sunday

The special school investigating committee has nearly completed it's work. It is probable, however. that the special town meeting for the pur- will be called before the end of this month.
 Visit from District Deputy.
 District Deputy R. w Hewitt of Middletown made an official visit Mon day evening at the regular meeting of Pequot council. R. A.
 Preparing for Pageant.
 A meeting of all those from all parts of the town who are to participate in the pageant parade of Stonington cen tennnial was held Tuesday evening in the parlors of the Second Congrega- tional church. Miss Virginia Tanner Of Boston, who has charge Of the pa geant, was present and addressed the meeting. Monday afternoon there was a session of the pageant committee at the home of Mrs. E. P. York.
 Churches to Nste Anniversary.
 In response to the request of the Stonington battle centennial committee that all the churches of the township shall hold patriotic services on Sunday morning, Aug. g. favorable replies have been received thus far from the fol- lowing: St. MichaePs Roman Catholic, Pawcatuck; First Congregational, Road; Second Congregational, bor- ough: St. Mary's Roman Catholic, bol = ough; Calvary Episcopal borough; First Baptist, borough; St. Patrick S Roman Catholic, Mystic; Methodist, Mystic, and Congregational Mystic.
 Police Regulations.
 The executive celebration committee has arranged with Deputy Sheriff w. F. Broughton and Sheriff w. H. Casey tn have PharCa nf inc TlnfiCa d1rinp tho August celebration. Over 30 men, eX- elusive of the railroad detectives will be the detail assigned from nearby towns and cities for the occasion.
 About the Borough.
 The biweekly meeting of the Ston- ington W. c. T. U. was held Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. T. w. Hyde on Elm street.
 The Holy Ghost society. religio ] s fraternity among the Portuguese, is planning to hold it's first annual gath ering soon after Aug. To-
 The Stonington troops of Boy Scouts met Tuesday evening and practiced drilling for the coming celebration.
 MT. and Mrs F. D. Simmons of Providence were recent guests of Mir. and Mrs. Richard Wilkinson.
 MT. and Mrs. H. F. Thomas have moved from the Smith house on Cutler street to the Gates house on Water street.
 pr. and Mrs. c. Wesley Hale and daughter Fiona of North Stonington were guests Monday of Dr.. and Mrs. Charles o. Maine.
 MT. and Mrs. John Young have re- turned tafter visiting in Willimantic.
 Capt. Samuel B. Pendleton of the U. $. engineer department has returned to Hyannis, Mass, after a brief visit at his home in the borough
 Will Move from Lynn
 Leon Jarvis of Lynn. Mass, has en- tered the employ of the Atwood Ma chine company. He left town Monday for his home in Lynn to pack his household goods and will take up his residence in Stonington the latter part of this week.
 k. F. Darrew 1,as returned to New York after spending a few days at Cove Lawn, his summer home.
 C. F.. Pike of Pittsfeld, Mass, lis making q visit to his summer home at Wamphassett Point
 NIT. and Mrs. Thomas J Mccormick have as guests Miss. Lillian Me-