Norwich bulletin., 1915-06-29
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Norwich. Tuesday. June 2s, 1915.
VARIOUS MATTERS

VARIOUS MATTERS
 Captain J. P. Terrill, C. A. C., sta- toned at Fort Wright, leaves for the Philippines, his new post, on July 8.
 At the Second Congregational church Sunday morning three persons were received into membership on profes- sion of faith.
 Notification has been given that the Federation of Catholic societies will hold its annual convention at Toledo, August 15-18.
 At @ special town meeting today (Tuesday) action will be taken re- garding the erection of new school house in Flanders.
 Two artists from the Mystic col ony. A. Bogdanove and Horace Price, have been sketchfng at Lantern Hill scenery the past week.
 The Sunshine Girls of St. James Episcopal church, Poquetanuck, at a Baer, voted to give s5 for general mis- sions.
 Captain Philip Worcester, c. A. C., and Mrs. Worcester, will leave Captain Worcester's station at Fort Terry for his new pest at West Point about August "A.
 The committee of the Mantle vil- lage Improvement society recently ap- pointed included Rev. William Kenneth Manwaring, Mrs. II. E. Havens, Miss Anna Bond.
 The Westerly Sun notes that MT. and Mrs. Leon T. Wilson and four children of Putnam, Conn, have op- ened their cottage at Pleasant View for the season.
 Today the Sunday school and parish outing of the Second Congregational church Is to be held at Atlantic beach the party going to the shore by troll ley, leaving this morning.
 At the last meeting of the Sunshine club of Burnett's Corners the guests of the club included Mrs George A. Montgomery of Ledyard, Miss Cora Watrous of Gales Ferry.
 A Mystic correspondent mentions that Judge and Mrs. Sabin s. Rus- sell who have been guests of Mrs. Russell's mother, Mrs. Fanny Fish, have returned to Killingly.
 The planet. Saturn; which was ev- ening star up to yesterday, June 28, will be morning star until September 18th then both evening and morning star till the close of the year.
 At Eastern Point Sunday morning, ReY. F. W. Bacon, D. D.. of Yale university occupied the pulpit at the Eastern Point chapel at it's opening service preaching to large con- i gregation.
 After cruise of sixteen days of | Montauk in quest of sword1sh, the 1 fishing schooner Star, Capt Stepher l Bagnelle has arrived in Noanl1 with | two swordhsh on board, the first of 1 the season.
 The choir boys of Westerly Epis- copal church left Sunday afternoon for their annual outing in the Norwich choir boys Bungalow at Pleasant View. They are in charge of Rev. w F. Williams and Robert Valentine.
 Leonard H. Hea1y, Jr., of Wood stock, who was recently graduated from the Connecticut Agricultural college, is to be manager of a fruit the owner of a large dynamite fac tory.
 A former evangelist, B. Fay Mills, "nO once cOnduCCeQ a series of meet ings in Norwich, opened meetings in New York Sunday, having come back to the Presbyterian church, which he left 20 years ago to become a Uni tarian.
 The annual state picnic of the Inter national Sunshine society, which has Norwich branches is to be held in New Britain. today, June 29. Dele gates will take their lunch. Tea and coffee will be furnished by the New Britain branch.
 A preliminary meeting of the CIeve- laHd-Barker families was held Sun day afternoon at the home of s. c. Hills, tn Torrington, to arrange for the annual reunion of the families dur ing the latter part of July. Guests will be present from all parts of the state.
 No word has been received from Richard Schellens, son of Mir. and Mrs. Pierre L. Schellens of Groton, with the British sanitation commits sion at Belgrade, Servia, since early in May. In MT. ScheIlens' last letter he said he intended to leave for home Ty,I1