Norwich bulletin., 1915-11-15
VARIOUS MATTERS

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November 18th is St. Gertrude's day.
Repairs are being made to the Ger
man Lutheran church on Franklin
street.
The post once department is sending
out Mail Early" advice to Christmas
shoppers.
Miss Julie NJ. Lippman. formerly of
Norwich. has completed another book,
Burkses Amy.
School supervisors from this vicinoty
attended state conference in New
Haven Saturday.
There was an unusually large num-
Der of visitors to the tuberculosis san
atorium Saturday and Sunday.
The State Federation of women's
Clubs of Connecticut is to meet in
Bridgeport Wednesday morning at 10
o'clock.
The Catholic .Woman's club cleared
s68 on the recent Halloween social,
and nearly 500 on. last weeks rum
mage sale.
The Parker-Davenport company of
this city has flied with the secretary Of
state a certificate of the company's ac-|
QUESTION by purchase and by gift of 500
shares of its own stock.
The Task That Lincoln Left was
the subject of a temperance talk by
Rev Walter E. Lanphear, A. NJ. of
church Sunday morning.
A newly constructed dam between
the bridge over the road to Pink row
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away last week. The water was let
in before the concrete had dried.
Waldo Miner of the Junior class and
Bulkeiey News, has received exchanges
from Norwich, Chaote and many other
neighboring schools.-New London
Telegraph
John Anderson. of, Baltic, giving his
occupation as a weaver, was in court
at Webster, Mass, last week, on q
charge of vagrancy. His case was
placed on file on condition he leave the
state and not return.
Dramatic interpretations of her
poems and prose are to be given this
(Monday) evening at the o1tel Mar
tina Washington, New York., by Bertha
Hirsch Baruch, who recently concluded
a visit at her home in Norwich.
Charles F. Gordon of Hartford has
sent the Aldrich Free public library of
Moosup a check for SIPS, of which
500 is memorial to his sister, Miss
Hattie r. Gordon. Mr.. Gordon and his
sister were residents of Moosup.
John T. Beckwith of East Lyme,
Matthew Tinker of Chesterfield and
been appraising the personal property
of Mr.. Chesbrough, living on a farm
in Milestone owned by Henry Gardiner.
Many of the U. S. cavalrymen who
have been encamped in this section
while surveying for the war depart
ment, assembled in Hartford Saturday,
leaving from that point for their head
quarters, Fort Ethan Allen, Vermont.
At a recent competition under the
auspices of the East Lyme grange the
nail driving contest was won by Mrs.
T. K, Raymond, ample pairing contest
by Mrs. Everett Gillette, and the corn
Smelling contest. by George 5. May
nard.
The marriage of Mrs. Bessie Bar
nard Hill and Dr. Francis NJ. Dickfn-
son took place Friday evening at the
home of the bride in Elm street, Rock
Vile. Rev. Percy E. Thomas, pastor
Of the Union Congregational church.
officiated. -
Rev F. NJ. HOLSTER, formerly pas
tor of the North Stonington Congre-
gational church, who recently became
pastor of the Congregational church
at Wilton, rendered a reception Fri
day afternoon and evening to the peo-
pie of Wilton.
Friends who attended the funeral
at Webster, Mass, Of Mrs Andrew r.
Stone included Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Wood, Mansfield; Mr.. and Mrs. James
Palmer Norwich; Vernon Jepson, East
Thompson; Mr.. and Mrs. J. Burton
Tourteilotte. North Grosvenordale.
N. ]. Bond of Hartford has been ap-
pointed assistant supervisor of schools
of Waterford, Montville and East
Lyme, of which Carbon B. Wheeler Is
supervisor. The schools are rapidly
growing and the number of teachers
has been increased, necessitating
larger number of calls for the super
visor. -
The following directors Of the Rock
vile Fair association have been elect
ed: Oscar A Leonard, Tolland;
Charles A. Thompson, Melrose; o. C.
West, E. F. Bennington, A. NJ Burke,
Thomas F. Noone, p B. Leonard, A.
L. Marion, George P. Wendhiser, H.
G. Smith of Rockville, Charles o. Dart
Of Vernon.
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