Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-12
VARIOUS MATTERS

VARIOUS MATTERS
 The western hot wave arrived on
 Hartford residents, MT. and Mrs F. A. Cosgroye, and family, are at Ocean beach for the summer
 Miss Adies will be in winimantic Saturday. adv.
 The Peck Library, Slater hall, has recently acquired James Bryceis book, Impressions of South Africa
 In some places both field and sweet corn has come up rather poorly this year and portion of it will have to be planted over.
 The crowd will be at Slater hall to- night. Will you be one of them? Ad- mission 25 cents.-adv.
 It is stated that the Howe -Marot school at Thompson has already an enrolment for next year of double this years number of young ladies.
 The annual open air meeting of the churches belonging to the Eastern Swedish Missionary association will be held at Osborne's grove Newington, Sunday, August g.
 A former resident, Emmons White, now of Saybrook, who is member of the senior class at Yale, will have charge of church. near Burlington, Vt, for the summer
 Tonight is the night. Be in your seat at o'clock and hear the concert of the Academy orchestra--adv.
 The June meeting of the Connecti- cut chapter, Daughters of Founders and Patriots of America is to be held in Waterbury. Friday. June 1s.
 The abundance of moisture is keep ing the pastures of Connecticut in ex- cellent condition and there is a good supply of milk as consequence.
 H. Wales Lines of Meriden, treasur- CT of the Grand Encampment of Knights of Templar, has received mo- tice of the triennial conclave to be held in Los Angeles in June, 1916.
 Tonight at o'clock the Academy or chestra give their ninth annual con- cert, Miss Lane, the gymnastic dancing class and a mixed chorus assisting. = adv.
 For the annual outing and field day of the male employees of the Travellers Insurance company to be held Satur- day, at Lighthouse Point and Savin Rock, the committee on invitations is John Mckinley. Jr-
 Invitations have been issued to the wedding of Richard D. Northrop. son of former Secretary of State D. Ward Northrop of Middletown and Miss Jes- sic A. Rose, daughter of Justice Rose of Block Island, June 30.
 When Academy Sunday Is observed at the Woodstock Congregationai church next Sunday morning at eleven o'clock the sermon to the graduating class will be by Rev. H. A. Beadle of
 Groton Long Point plots are sold for $1s5 upwards on easy monthly payments. Tents or bungalows can be erected when first payment is made. James Jay Smith Co.,. New London Adv.
 Among the girls who were graduated Wednesday from Mt. Holyoke college receiving the degree of A B., were Woodstock, Ruth Allyn Turner of Groton, Irene Sara Ashton of Rock vile.
 At the quarterly meeting of the Ham burg Fl rary directors held in the lo"1i ildLii liic Ie1lfsEl oI lil6 showed that 1244 books had been in circulation from the time of opening February to June 1. besides the branch at JoshUatown.
 The Connecticut State society of the United States Daughters of 1872 is to hold its June meeting with Mrs. Henry C. Fairchild of Bridgeport Wednesday, June.24 which will be in the nature of centennial celebration of the Battle of Stonington. Secretary Walter E. Gilbert is noti- flying members of the Norwich Free Academy Alumni association of the annual reunion to be held Mondey evening next. in Slater hall The mu- sical clubs of the Academy are to be heard during the evening. Miss Mary B. Callahan, of Mckinley avenue, who is principal of the We quonnoc school, recently distributed among the 200 pupils under her charge 1 rose cards of cleanup hints, issued I by the City Beautiful Committee of the Norwich Board of Trade The June White Ribbon Banner states that during the past month twenty-one unions have forwarded free-will offerings and twelve have contributed to the Willard fund To date. forty unions only have sent to the latter fund, and thirty-nine given their free-will offering