Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-06-05
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Norwich, Saturday, June s, 1915.
VARIOUS MATTERS

VARIOUS MAI lENS
The Norwich schools will close
Thursday. June "a.
June box parties have succeeded the
hanging Of May baskets.
Tomorrow Sunday is the 256th
birthday Of the town Of Norwich.
Schools in some of the country towns
closed Friday for the long vacation.
Go to woman's Exchange for aprons.
stamped Inens bone cooked food
adv.
The preparatory services in the
churches were well attended this
week.
The temperature rose rapidly, Fri
day. fact which pleased the mer-
chants.
Fishing parties to Stoddard's wharf
are popular forms of diversion every
Saturday now.
The Norwich District Circuit league
meeting is to be held at Putnam this
Saturday evening.
News items sent The Bulletin must
be signed by the sender, otherwise
my p" Ii AO( NC bSS0.
The painters car of the New Haven
railroad has left the Norwich station
and has gone to Plainf1eld.
AT present about $50 pupils are en-
rolled in ST Mary's parish school, and
are taught by nine Sisters of Mercy.
A new summer cottage is in the
course of construction at Neptune park
for Mrs. Maude w. Adams of New
York.
Services at the Salem Baptist
church Sunday at p. m. will be con-
Quoted by Rev. B. D. Remington of
Colchester.
During this month special devotions
are held in st. Patrick's church follow
ing the daily mass at o'clock and on
Friday evening.
Baptist churches are appointing del
egates to the Stonfngton Union asso-
June 16 and II.
The two express companies which
have local offices are preparing to
come in under the provisions of the
new baggage law.
The first quarterly conference was
held in Oueco M. z. parsonage Mon
day evening, Rev. G. G. Schivener of
Norwich presiding.
Many will attend the first high mass
to be celebrated by Rev. Henry c.
Coleman at ST. Patricks church to-
morrow, to receive the blessing of the
newly ordained young priest.
At Waterbury Thursday, Berlin W.
Tinker, formerly of Norwich, was re-
appointed superintendent of schools at
a session Of the board of education.
The appointment is for two years.
David Banks, whose summer home
is Red House farm at Goshen, Water
Mrs. Mabel Hatch Austin of New York
at the Bellevue Stratford in PhiladeI-
phia.
A national test in numbers conduct
ed under the management of the Rus
sell Sage foundation when given some
time since by Supt. E. J. Graham of
the Norwich schools proved very salts
factory.
Complaint is made tIet persons in
search of laurel are breaking the
branches so as to leave the shrubs
unsightly, in some cases displeasing
owners of land where this state flow
er grows
The district superintendent, Rev.
George G. Scrivener, of Norwich, has
adopted the suggestion that on Chill
dren's day each year the churches dec
crate the graves of deceased Methodist
ministers throughout the district.
During this week in ST. Patrick's
church requiem high masses celebrated
were, Monday, a months mind for
Michael ]. Kelly, Tuesday, an ami
yersary for John Brennan, and We'd
neS69V anriUprS9r ~U for tTio r
Kelley.
The first retreat for the clergymen
of the diocese of Hartford opens Mon
day at Manresa Institute, Keyser Is
land. Norwalk harbor. Most of the
pastors will attend next weeks re-
treat, the curates going the following
week.
When the seniors of Barnard college
held their class day exercises in the
Columbia gymnasium, New York, on
Thursday, member of the dinner
committee was Miss Beulah Weldon,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry J.
Weldon. of New Rochelle, formerly of
Norwich.
The new appointments of teachers
for Waterbury schools include: High
school, history salary 5000, Miss
Katherine K. Danielson, a graduate
u A|dAAC1oOIL AlSA SCIlOOl anu MI E1Ol-
yoke college, who has been teacher
of English and history in Norwalk
high school.
Only Three Years Old.
Groton Long Point has a $4,000
Venetian Yacht harbor, club house,
rs new cottages, running water, cleo
tricity, IL mile board walk, new
SIS, 600 entrance road and bridge. Per-
feet sandy beach and only good peo-
pie. Send for booklet B. Lots $245
up on easy payments. Jas. Jay Smith
Co.. New London.-adv.