Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-09-27

sheaver Hymnai, IL. h is TO be used \
in the Rally Sunday meetings.
Local Laeenies.
The westerly troop Of Rhode Island
Boy Scouts had n tag day Saturday |
and collected $40.
Abel D, Brown and son. Charles. for
merly of Westerly, now OF New Haven.
were here Saturday.
John willet Watson and Miss Phebe |
NJ. Main. both Of Ledyard. were mar |
ried Saturday evening, by Rev. John |
@. Dutton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Furness. and |
son. left Sunday morning on an auto
mobile trip over the Mohawk trail to
North Adams.
The vote to be taken one week from
today In Stonington will decide wheth- /
ed Pawcatuck win share the liquor
business with Westerly.
Christian Temperance union has ar
rived to pave the way for the conven-
| ton, which opens Tuesday.
In a closely contested, well played
game of baseball on the Thread Mill
grounds, Saturday. the Clerks defeated
the Potter Hills by a score of to o.
The drill season of the Rhode Is
land Coast artillery district will open
next month, the dates OF the opening
drill being fixed for Monday. Tuesday
and Wednesday. October 4. 8 and 9.
The funeral Of William Geary was
held Saturday with a mass OF requiem
in the church OF the Immaculate Con-
ception, with many relatives and
friends In attendance. Burial was in
st. Miehaefs cemetery.
I Charles Clancy. now a member of
the New York police force, Is here on
his wedding trip. He and the bride
are guests OF James Clancy. an uncle.
Charles Clancy is cousin of the base
ball ,player-manager of the same name.
The old house formerly occupied by
the Misses E1dred, at Kingston Hill,
and given to the Kingston Congrega-
tional church by Miss Susan Eldred
to be used as a parsonage, -is to re-
ceive. repairs and be generally i'm
proved.
Mrs. Henry E Utter and her sis
ter-in-law, Miss Mary Starr Utter.
in the Hope hospital, Providence. Miss
Utter on Thursday and Mrs. Utter
on Friday. Both are In an encourag-
ing condition
The Teachers. club held reception
In the Elm Street school, Saturday
evening. Among the guests were the
lschool committee and the faculty of
the Wheeler High school in North
Stonington and Mrs. Mccullough, in
. tstructor Of music in Stonington schools
! Edwin Hill. secretary of the Nor
witch Young Mems Christian associa-
) ton. delivered the address in the
: First Baptist church, at the Rally day
: exercises. Sunday morning. In the
levening the pastor. Rev. F. Stewart
Kinley. preached sermon on Marry
ing to Reform.
The funeral services Of Miss Eliza
J, beth Cottrell were held Sunday aft
n ernoon at her home near Burdens
H.
4 Clayton A Burdick. Burial was al
5 River Bend. The bearers were Sam
( luel c.. Frederick. Gorton and Everett
: iCottrell, nephews of deceased.
Azel w. Tent, former commando
= lof Budlong post G. A. r., died Satur.
day at the Soldiers home In Bristol
His wife died about six years ago anS
e he then entered the, Soldiers home
y He leaves a son.. Arthur Tefft o
Bridgeport, and daughter, Miss Alic
Tefft, who Is a school teacher in Elk
e eter, r. ]. -c-
Rev. John ]. Fitzgerald was tn
g celebrant OF the mass Of requiem Il
: St Miehaels church, Saturday at tn
= funeral. of Giacono Palazzoli, at whicl
there was very large attendance
a which included the members of the So
a ciety Of Sons OF Italy and Of Cour
: General Enrico. Foresters OF Americs
3 Burial was in st. Michaers cemetery
A Alexander Aitlken. ST., while at hi
d work as a paving cutter. was strucl
n in the left eye by a small BIT OF stee
n The sight OF the eye was injured, tn
whole eye was affected and to sue
y, an extent that IL was removed by
n doctor from New London. In order Z
= save the right eye from infection. Hal
: this injury happened in Connection
Mr.. Aitken would be entitled to $40
under the compensation liability Law
:. Mrs. Mabel Tefft Girven, wife Q
y John Girven, died Friday night at he
lie home in Highland avenue. She wa
/ the daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Pele
n Tent, and besides her husband leave
J. son two years of age and a daugh
v. ter not three weeks old; also. a sis
lie ter, Mrs. Frank w. Dewey, and thre
8 brothers. Edward s. Tent of New Lon
u don and Howard and william Tent c
Westerly.
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