Norwich bulletin., 1915-06-09

week.
 Rev. Albert E. Coats, secretary of l the Connecticut Baptist convention,
 now of Hartford, has returned from a 1 trip to California.
 1 A Westbrook patient, Mrs. Charles l A. Grosvenor, who has been suffering
 from melaneho1ia, has been brought to I the state hospital at Norwich Tuesday afternoon, Mrs. A. T. Ut1ey 1 came up from her cottage at Neptune meeting at the Central Baptist church. | The report of the Salem librarian l shows 173 books loaned during May. Sixty-one persons have library cards | and 117 persons made use of the read ing room.
 D. A. R. chapter members plan to attend the 18th annual meeting of the East Lyme Historical society, to be held at the Thomas Lee house at Lyme today.
 Improvements have been completed at the home of Mrs. Susan Chrest on
 Bath street, which has been fitted with new doors and steps and painted a
 durable drab.
 President F. H. Sykes of the new
 Connecticut College for Women, is to
 speak in the assembly hall of Lewis High school, Southington, today (Wed-
 nesday), at 4 p. m.
 The incorporators of the new Mystic Valley Creamery company of Stoning
 ton, which have 8 capital of S6,000 are Roscoe K. Burrows. Frederick A. Barnes and Ralph c. Wheeler.
 At Montville Medos Bonvil1e has
 T aN..- quot, and is raging the barn. A con tractor will start the erection of MT. Bonville's new dwelling this week.
 St. Margarets chapter of Trinity
 church supper consisting of cold meats
 potato salad, pickles, coffee, strawberry shortcake, in Buckingham Memorial
 Wednesday, June g. 5 to '. 35c.-adv.
 New York papers stated Tuesday
 that MT. and Mrs. Morton F. Plant of No East Fifty Second street enter tained friends at dinner Monday night in the summer garden of the Plaza. tied Storrs college Saturday on the in- vitation of the authorities of that place, having a most enoyable trip. The work of the college was shown in detail.
 By the new law, boat owners must deposit data regarding their craft and | likewise a fee of 50 cents, annually with the clerk of the town in which | they reside. This must be done on or l before October i.
 The executive committee of the l Legislative club of 1915 has under con-
 sideration plans for a reunion this summer. Representative Frank Q. Cronin of New London is a member | of the committee.
 F. c. Warner, county agent of the | New London County Improvement league, was actively engaged last | week in farm survey work, and re- | ports great success in taking back | farm survey records.
 | News received Tuesday from the I Norwi1sl tourists in California, Miss 1 Susan Allen, Miss Helen B. Moore and 1 San Francisco, after an enoyab1e visit I to the Big Trees and Santa Cruz.
 Maor Frank H. Johnson of the 1 Putnam Phalanx has issued letter, copies of which have been sent to the
 Norwich members of the command, l outlining plans for the trip of the com | pany to New London June IT and IS. l When Lucrettia Shaw chapter, D. 1 A. R., of New London met Monday, Miss Nettie Bishop, chairman of the
 committee for Market day, held by the
 chapter Saturday at Williams park, re- ported that the net receipts will ex-
 ceed $2o0.
 Temperance workers have been mo- I tif1ed that the national convention of | the Anti Saloon League of America will be held in Atlantic City from July
 6 to July 19. The Catholic Prohibit
 tion league will meet in Atlantic City l at the same time.
 A Guilford correspondent writes: Miss Melvina Sanford of StoninF- l ton. is visiting at the home of Mr. and | Mrs. Edward Elliot, at Sachem's l Head. Miss Sanford is the daughter of Rev. F. R. Sanford, a former rector of Christ church of this place. Next Sunday Is to be Children's day at the Second Congregational church. The morning service will be devoted to children, and the session Of Sunday school will be omitted at noon. The | first ten seats on either side of the center aisle will be given up to the school
 MT. and Mrs William Binney of Providence have issued invitations for
 the marriage of their daughter Miss Elizabeth Goddard Binney, and Barnes Newberry, Yale, '15, son of Truman H. Newberry of Detroit and Watch Hill, former secretary of the navy, and Mrs. Newbery on Monday. June 28.
 Miss Emma A. Williams of Mystic
 has been chosen to teach in the
 seventh and eighth grades at the New Britain Grammar school. She has taught four years in ungraded school work and one year at the Broadway school at Mystic. She Is 8 graduate of the Willimantic Normal school.
 Home on FurIough.
 Harry Yetter of the battleship Rhode