Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-05-17

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from q trip to California and a visit
with his bother, George Cardwefl, OF
Denver, Col
Walter " Gray, Of Waterford, con-
| Quoted the service at the Shailerville
Baptist church Sunday afternoon.
Charlotte NJ. Holloway, of New Lon
| don, Iectured on Come Back to Erin,
under the auspices Of the Ladies' aux
Hilary, A. o. H.
The passenger department Of the
New Haven road has issued its an
! nual vacation booklet advertising
desirable vacation places with which
the road connects.
lodge. No. %. F. and A. NJ. will be
held in Masonic temple on Tuesday,
May Is, at 7.30 p. m. Work In the
second degree.-Adv.
The first quarterly meeting of the
South Methodist church, Manchester,
was held Saturday night in the vestry
Rev G. G. Scrivener of Norwich, dis
trict superintendent, presiding.
The New Haven roads painting
gang, five men, has been at work since
Monday last dressing up the Norwich
railroad station and the other build
ings on the railroads property.
The bans Of marriage were publish
ed in st. Patriclz's church Sunday be-
tween James B. Manning, Jr., formerly
of New London, now employed In Nor
witch and Miss Nora Barry of Nor
wich
The American Humane association
has reconrn that the Be Kind to
Animals Week precede Humane Sun
day. the date for the general observ-
ance of which has been selected for
May %.
A South Coventry summer resident.
Mrs. Henry F. Dimock of New York
and Washington, D. c.. will leave with
her son-in-law and daughter, Signor
IL, for Buenos Ayres
Thursday, July Is, was the day set
for the thirteenth annual convention of
the Connecticut State Police asso-
citation to be held in Danbury at a
meeting of the executive committee of
the association held Friday in SIAM
ford.
Messages dated, Los Angeles, May
10th, received from the Norwich tour
ing party, Miss Susan Allen, Miss
Helen B Moooe and Mrs Kate Nc
Clure, tell of a delightful trip and of
the wonderful beauties of the Golden
State.
Five compensation agreements were
returned to the superior court at Mid
dletown Friday by Commissioner J. J
Donohue of Norwich, all being for mi
nor injuries received by employees in
Middlesex county during the past few
months.
At East Hampton, the funeral of
George w. Golf was held at his home
on East High street. Saturday after
noon at ESQ o'clock. Rev. George s,
McClary offciated and burial was in
LakeWew cemetery. Norwich relatives
attended.
A former Ledyard boy, Emnaons
White, eldest son Of Rev. William e,
White, of Saybrook. a. student at Yale.
has received the Fogg scholarship and
has just won first prize in scripture
and HYMN reading at the Yale School
of Religion.
Following the Sunday School session
at Broadway church, Superintendent
Herbert W. Cary made a call on Wa
terman r, Durham, carrying a beau
tiful bouquet of ascension lilies, with
sympathetic messages from members
of the school
William r. Dove, proprietor of a.
grocery store at Pleasant View Is to
have a new store there this year, The
contracts have been let and 1t will
be located on the Winnapaug road to
the north of the track. and north of
the Spooner store.
At the nineteenth annual meeting
of the Connecticut Federation of wo-
mems clubs, May 20, 81 and % in
Thompsonville, there will be a memo
rial service for Mrs. c. A. Capen Of
Willimantic, who died last January,
president of the state federation from
1906 to 1908.
When the Bristol Farmers Coop
erative Purchasing association and
their friends met at the poultry plant
of Fred Frye for the first field day of
the recently organized association Sat
urday, the principal speaker of the
afternoon was Professor William F.
Kirkpatrick of Storrs.
The Parish Visitor. of st. James
church, Poquetanuck mentions that
Miss Sophia B. Haliowell was present
ed gold cross by the Wide Awake
Cadets, recently, in remembrance of
her birthday. The Cadets took this
way to show their appreciation Of Miss
Halfowelrs great kindness to them.
Value of the Metropolitan and
other museums in educational work
was the subject of a. conference for
two days last week In the Metropeli-
tan, New York, where H. w. Kent
and Miss Juliet W. Robinson are on
the staff. One of the speakers was
Mrs, Ellor Carlisle Ripley. now Of
Boston.