Norwich bulletin., 1915-06-28
VARIOUS MATTERS

I downpours Saturday. left vegetation in l fine shape.
 The Sacrament of the Lords Supper was observed Sunday morning at the ] Second Congregational church. Miss Madeline Marquart of Groton l entertained a week end party at Gales Ferry to view the races. It Is mentioned in Hartford papers that Mrs. l.. J. Korper of No. 125 Ire mont street has gone to her summer home at Neptune park.
 the Salem Congregational church yes- terday, work on the new steel ceiling having been completed. In the absence of the pastor of the | Chester Baptist church, Rev. Walter " Gray of Waterford preached Sun day morning an devening. The Second Congregational Sunday school closed for the summer The | next session will be held Sunday noon, Sptember 12, which will be Rally day. Every place for rent in the town of | Bolton has been rented for the sum- mer. The only trouble is that there are not enough cottages to rent nor 1 PAeANCS NC bOcAN'
 1 In regard to the vacations of those at the state capitol, it is noted that Deputy Comptroller F. Clarence Bis sell will leave the first two weeks in time in his native Hebron. At Groton Congregational church on Sunday, Rev. Edward M. Chapman of New London, formerly of Lyme, occu- pied the pulpit in the absence of Rev. Henry w TJJ1Iherf ha
 The meetings of the Connecticut Briarcliffe society. of which Mrs. H. L. HarIand of Norwich is a member, have concluded for this season and will be resumed early in the autumn.
 Sundays was the last service for several weeks in the Central Baptist auditorium. Today the workmen will take possession The services next el.
 A good number of members of the Senior and Junior church of the Holy Name society received their quarterly holy communion at the 7.30 mass in St. Patricks church on Sunday morn ing.
 William A. Bell, general office man ager in New York of the United States AAlAoA4AA15 NO4iApe1HSY ulSd OIt huISudy at his home, 2,22S Seventh avenue. He was a native of Canada and came to New York sixteen years ago
 Miss Edith L. Morgan, who has taught the grammar grades at South engaged to teach next year in a grad ed school in Collinsville She is now at her home on Fishers Island.
 
 s. C., graduate of Charleston col lege, has been engaged for the teach ing stay of Buckley school. New Lon don, to succeed Louis A. Mccoy, who goes to New Haven High school.
 According to a vote of the Ellington Congregational church the morning service will commence at o'clock dur. ing the warm weather beginning yes- terday This action was taken because of the extreme heat in Library hall.
 According to the new package law, commodities put up in any kind of carrier, paper bag. or any form, must be marked either in pounds or ounces or in quarts and pecks. Beans must be sold by weight in sealed dry meas ure.
 Mrs. Elvira Wheeler Cowles, widow of Hon. Randolph w. Cowles, who died at her home in PlartsvilIe Tues day evening following a long illness with heart trouble, She leaves three daughters. one being MT. E. G. Guinac of Putnam.
 At the 39th annual meeting of the state druggists, held at Woodmont last week. the reports of the officers were sanitation are in excellent shape and the membership list has been increased by fifty during the past year.
 Frank A. CantwelI, formerly of the Crocler house, who is manager of the Hotel Stratfeld, Bridgeport, and holds an interest in the Hotel Green cor poration, may return to Danbury soon as the manager of the Hotel Green.
 A former Norwich rector, Rev. Reg inald R. Parker of Hartford has sup piled at St. Johns Episcopal church, Rockville, during June. During July he will have charge of the services in Christ church, Hartford. He will re- turn and have charge of St. Johns church during August
 Charlie Casselli of Bolton and eight to fifteen bushels of strawberries stolen from his strawberry bed in the night time About eight bushels of ripe berries were picked and the rest were large green ones beginning to ripen. A clean pick was made of all the big berries on the bed, rope or un- ripe.
 The Connecticut Churchman says: Under the auspices and direction of the Brotherhood of St. Andrew, a great Churchmen's convention will be held from August 25 to 29. inclusive, at Los Angeles. California. Officially. it is a Brotherhood of St. Andrew convention. Tn reality it is to be wide open to every interested churchman PLASTERING TORN DOWN