Norwich bulletin., 1915-06-24

tended.
The class graduated Tuesday from
| the Westfield, Mass, Normal school
included Clara o. Bebeau of Mechan-
| icsville, CT.
| At williapstown. Mass. Tuesday,
where Glass day exercises were held.
Robert Burroughs Swain of Pomfret,
| Conn, made an address.
Trading Cove Helping Hands lawn
party Friday, p. m at Mohegan
The thirty-sixth annual reunion of
the Scott family association is to be
held July 5, at the home of Charles
F. LOOMS, Jr.. in Waterbury.
French citizens have received word
that LUnion st. Jean Baptiste d'Amer-
ique, will open the triennial con-
vention of the order in Worcester,
September IA.
A quilt presented Anna Warner
Bailey chapter, D. A. R., of Groton.
was made by Sarah Park Spicer wife
of Abel Spicer. Revolutionary soldier.
| She died in 1915.
The Lyme Boys club will go into
camp this year with the Stamford Y.
NJ. c. A. boys at Gardiner lake. The
IESL group WI De away from july to
II, and the second from July 12 TO
The Masonic Veterans Association
meets in Waterbury today Thursday
as guests of the Waterbury Masons.
will be on hand to take part in the
program.
Cards received Wednesday from the
touring party of which Miss Helen B.
Moore of Washington street is a
member, located them in Montana,
June IS, in the foot hills of the Rocky
| Mountains.
A Shelton resident. John Avesto,
mental soundness was brought to Nor
wich State Hospital Tuesday, where
| he will be kept pending plans for his
| deportation.
Local friends of Mrs. Josie Har-
vey, formerly of Worcester and George
! H. Maxson have received word of their
marriage in Stonington, June 8. They
will pass the summer at Quonochon-
| taug Beach, R. I.
The ingalls, Lumber Company of
Norwich has purchased from Thaddeus
| Raymond at Lyme. timber on the
| Terry wood lot better known as the
Watson farm. The Ingal Co. will put
| their saw mill plant in operation about
August first.
When thirty members of the New
London W. C. T. U. were entertained
at an all day session at the cottage of
Mrs. Frank A. Comstock at Ocean
/ Beach, Tuesday, Miss Emily Gard of
Norwich entertained with an enjoy
able reading.
A westvi1le correspondent men
tions that Mr.. and Mrs. John R.
Washburn, of Brooklyn, Conn, are
guests of the Reverend J. Frederick
| Sexton, of Whalley avenue. Mr.. Wash
burn is to attend the reunion of his
class of 1905 S.
Post Office employees have been no
titled that the failure of Congress to
pass the postoffice appropriation bill
| has also cut off the rewards for in
ventions or suggestions for the i'm
provement of the postoff1ce service
which were formerly paid.
All of the delegates from Connecticut
| to the supreme convention of the
| knights of Columbus to be held in
Seattle this year were in New Haven
Wednesday holding a meeting in the
| afternoon at the Hotel Taft. About
Is delegates in all will represent Con-
| necticut.
| A big New York firm has bought
| all the merchandise stock of the
Simpson Crawford Company, amount-
| ing il retail value to S680,00 and will
close the store founded 36 years ago
| by Thomas and James Simpson, at
that time owners Of the Boston store,
| Norwich.
The 39th annual convention Of the
Connecticut State Pharmaceutical as
| ISOLATION was held Wednesday at the
Hotel Pembroke. Woodmont The
| Connecticut men who received degrees
! at Georgetown university Tuesday in
| Guided Arthur M. st. Germaine, B. L..
| New London.
| Walter Learned, treasurer of the
| Savings Bank of New London, was
presented Tuesday, a loving cup by
| the directors in honor of so years
service. The cup was taken to Mr.
| Learned's home by Frank L. Palmer,
president of the bank, who had it filled
with so roses.
A tent hospital for sick babies of
| New London will be established with
! in short time on the farm of Dr.
| Harry NJ. Lee. The hospital will be
| open to babies up to three years
Health Officer DR.. J. T. Black will
| have charge Of the hygiene and san
| itation of the camp.