Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-08-18
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Norwich. Wednesday. Aug. 10. 1915
VARIOUS MATTERS

Der Of local people to the whitman
tic Camp meeting.
The high shrub hydrangeas are
coming into bloom and promise to be
unusually large and shapely this sea-
son.
Wesley,B. Porter has sold his island
John Jensen. The sale includes cabin,
furnishings and boats.
Local dentists are greatly interested
in the provisions Of the new state law
on the practice Of dentistry, copies
At o'clock Tuesday, in ST. Pat
rtck's church, g. months mind high
mass of requiem for Daniel Sullivan
was sung by the rector. Rev. John H.
Broderick.
To the loan exhibit collected by Lu-
cretia Shaw chapter, D. A. R., of New
London. George S. Palmer Is the larg-
est contributor. sending his priceless
collection Of old silver.
A former Ledyard pastor, Rev.
r. White Of the Congregational church
is spending a few days with his son,
Emmons White. who Is supplying q
summer passionate near Brattlebro, VT.
At an opening meeting of Farming
ton grange, August 25, a demonstra-
ton of canning will be given by Miss
Sprague Of Storrs. Canning peaches
and corn will occupy the allotted
time
Thursday, the camp meeting of
the Life and Advent church is to be-
gin at TyleSville on the Connecticut
river. An attendance of $50 to 200
from this and other states is ex-
pected.
listers of the Advent Christian Church
of Connecticut and Massachusetts, was
held at Dunham's grove. Plainville, on
Tuesday.
An old fashioned evangelist camp
meeting will take place near Jordan
cemetery, Waterford, beginning Sun
day, and will last seven days. The
Rev. Isaac Watkins, colored, will have
chve charge.
Mrs. John Rathbone, Of Bozrah,
comes to the front with August straw
berries as big and luscious as in
June. The day is coming when we
may have strawberry shortcake in
every summer month.
The Eighth regiment, c. ", is to
hold its reunion September II at City
Hal, in Hartford. The date is the an
niversary Of the battle Of Antietam,
in which the regiment took part and
also of Battle Flag Day. (September
II, 1879
All but one of the ten children of
Mr., and Mrs. John ]. Guilford, of Tor
rington. were present at the golden
wedding anniversary on Saturday.
They included Mrs. Edith White of
T,f ,,L-vipa The absent son was Harry
of Honolulu.
former Wi1limantic clergyman,
Rev Oliver T. Magnen, of wethers-
script has left for Toledo. Ohio, to at
tend the national convention of the
Catholic Press association, OF which
he is secretary.
At Columbia, a letter was read Sun
day from Rev. Frederick NJ. HOLSTER
of Mystic to whom a call had been
extended by the Columbia Congrega-
tional church to become its pastor, in
which Mr.. Hollister for various rea-
sons declines to accept
In the swimming contest on Beach
day at Oswegatchie, Saturday, Albert
Senft, Jr., the Is year old son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Albert Senft OF 56 Boswell
avenue, Norwich, Won the silver cup
against four other contestants. swim
ming a mile in IS minutes,
A number OF local manufacturers
were notified Tuesday that the first
public exposition of the work and pro-
ducts Of the chemical Industries of the
week beginning September 20 at the
Grand Central Palace. New York.
Ramsdell men are at work at Fort
Terry. repairing and making additions
to the post laundry. During the Wis
laundry has been so taxed for space
that important additions will be nee
essary before their visit next year.
Following a tour of inspection by Of
| 1cials of the \. Y, n. H. & H, R r.
by a single-en engine has been increased
| from $500 tons to e,700 tons Thus
| six trains, with the additional ton
mage save the hauling of a seperate
train,
The United States commission an
| pounces for September - a competi-
| tive examination for moldmaker Gin
| ceramicsl, for men only. to fill sew
| eral vacancies in the Bureau OF
| at salaries ranging from 5000 to S120t
year.
St. Roses new parochial school. in
New Iaven. is fortunate in having
| sscureS as its superioress Sister Con
celia. one of the best known educa-
| tors in the state. who has held similar
positions in Norwich, Danbury, Hart
ford and New Haven. says the Catho.
lie Transcript.
The wedding OF Miss Alice Cooper
Stanton. daughter Of DR.. and MFs
| John G. Stanton OF New London. and
| Harrison Tween Sheldon OF New Ha.
| ven. will take place Thursday after
| noon at o'clock at the old home O
Miss Stanton's mother at Amherst.
Norwich people who read New Yorl
papers looked in vain for details o.
the taking of Leo Frank from the
Georgia jail. Tuesday morning, aftel
The Bulletin had told the story. Thu
mail editions of the city papers haG
no mention OF the matter, The Bulle.
tins telegraph operator getting tn,
dispatch at $50 O. m.
EANE EHR NINA SROrpA