Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-07
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VARIOUS MATTERS 5

Vf1N4NZO0 MIA I. \ GAN0 " Lake established their camps Ion Tues day.
 Handsome horlyhockgare already in bloonsat the Hovey residence, on Clih street. .- i.,.sL
 A number of Norwich. young people were entertained at the Branche cot tage. at Lords Point, over the hol- iday.
 The Peck library. Slater hall, among recent gift books numbers the timely volume. British and German Ideals; The Meaning or the War.
 Some of the citizens of Lyme are talking of organizing a society for the care of the street lawns along the principal streets of the village.
 At Ellington, Thomas Cooley was thrown to the ground with load of hay and a dislocated shoulder result ed. The load was on a side hill.
 The season at Gardner Lake prom ises to be an early and prosperous one. Al unusually large number of young Elen from the-citieS are already at the camps there.
 H6 AnnuS51 -CluD N1IOIOn NSlu 1LS fourth outing Sunday at Mamacoke opposite the Navy yard. A clam bake superintended by Capt. F. c. Thomp- son, was enjoyed.
 Broilers are said to be unusually fine for the average poultryman at this time of year. The dry months of April and May were good for the rap i'd growth of chickens.
 IF the distinction of beating out the oth- CT growers of caulihower. having brought in fine specimens of the veg etable as early as June 30th.
 The safe and sane celebration of the holiday on Falls avenue was un- der the leadership of George Mahoney. a band of 25 making things lively on the West Side during Monday.
 that Robert Collins. formerly of Nor Hartford are at ''The Naples" the summer home of III. J. Thompson, of Hartford.
 The Grotop. Light and Water com pany will haNW the electric street lights at Groton Long Point in working order ill about two weeks. Several 50 candle lights are to be placed along the boardwalk.
 A party of girls from Wil1imantic spent the week end at Ocean beach under the chaperonage of Miss Mo Cracker. All in the party were grad uates of the Normal school and are known as the Sunshine club. Miss Mildred Morgan of Old Lyme and Charles Anderson of South Nor walk were married Sunday afternc on at tho home of MT. Andredson's sister in South Norwalk. MT. and Mrs. An derson expect to reside in Lyme. Those enrolled at Storrs include Misses Ruth Wall, Catherine Steward, Dorothy Curtis and Gertrude Mitchell, tional Training school who are taking the course of instruction in teaching.
 The forty-ninth annual reunion of the Fifth Connecticut Veteran Volun- teers' association is to be held at Will August '. The date is the fiftythird anniversary of the battle of Cedar Mountain, Va
 The Society of the Cincinnati in the State of Connecticut held it's annual meeting Monday in the senate room at the capitol. The principal busi- ness was a reelection of officers. Gen eral Henry L. Abbott, Cambridge, Mass, being reelected president.
 Shoangataha Circle of Camp Fire Girls of Groton has decided to open it's first annual camp August 12 at Gales Ferry There Is already almost the full quota. of 20 girls in the circle and a majority plan to join the camping party. Mrs. Lester Harris is guardi- an.
 The field day of the Rockville Christian Endeavor union planned to be held Monday at Vernon Center, had to be postponed on account of the weather. No date has been set for it, but the probabilities are that it will not be held now until late in the summer.
 The reunion of the 18th Regt c. Vols, is to be held this year in Nor wich, at Buckingham Memorial, Aug. 18th. John Noland. of New London is president of the association. The ten companies of this regiment were recruited from this county. four com ing from Norwich.
 A. F. Buddington, son of Rev. and Mrs O. G. Buddington. formerly of Quaker Hill, who is directing a party from Princeton university left for Newfoundland Friday. Geological sur EeyS or the FOSSIL ana ore QepOSlIS will be made at Conception, Trinity and. Notre Dame bays.
 When Caldwell, N. J., had its eel ebrating of the 225th anniversary ot the founding of the eown, Monday, there was an exhibit at the Cleveland birthday memorial building of a. sofa left by the Rev. Richard Cleveland, father of Grover Cleveland. His an cestors lived in Norwich
 The change to the half hour time on the East Lyme electric railroad put MotoSman William Macdougel and Conductor Fritz Hoagland on g. new day run: also Motorman Harry w. Hall and Conductor Julius Hoag1and, they taking the half hour run between New London and Crescent Beach. ACTIVE AND HAPPY ON SYST BIRTHDAY.