Norwich bulletin., 1915-09-10
VARIOUS MATTERS


I VARIOUS MATTERS
Hunters are already taking out
licenses.
A number Of Norwich people are at
Hampton for the pleasant September
days.
some OF the churches viii note srn-
day next. the 18th. as Educational
Sunday.
The Salem school win open Monday.
Miss Ruth Hale of Sinsbufy has been
engaged as teacher.
Contractors from East Haddam have
been engaged to erect number Of
buildings at tie Bella Pratt farm at
Salem.
All this week, fishermen in the shore
towns have been hampered by dense
fogs, which kept them from venturing
from port.
"A large number OF Endeavorers from
this section will attend the meeting Of
the Norwich C. e. union to be held at
Goshen Saturday.
When Groton grange meets this
FRIDAY evening the project of holding
q grange fair in the fail will be taken
Rnder consideration.
Charles e. Ripley and family, who
leased the Preston cottage at Neptune
park. have returned to No. $50 Farm
ingttn avenue. Hartford.
The three schools in Marlborough
will not begin until next Monday.
Miss Sylvia Brown of Colchester viii
teach In the Center district.
There is to be a neighborhood night
at Gilead grange this (Fridaq) even
! Ing, to which Andover, Columbia and
Bolton oranges have been invited.
Michigan park has been a favorite
picnic place for number of church
and social organizations from sur
J rounding towns during the summer.
The Wiilimautie Normal school Of
| fers course for the training of COM
mercial teachers. For particulars ad :
dress Principal Henry T. Burr.-Adv.
| At Putnam Heights, Miss Florence
| Morrison Of Norwich has been engaged
to teach the school. Miss Mildred
| Durfee having been transferred to the
Israel Putnam school.
| Many of the grangers this month
| are turning over their meetings to
Ceres and Pomona and in connection
with their sessions are having exhib-
It's Of grains and fruit
| Several old sheds in the rear OF
Mrs. w. W., Beckwith's property on
Church street are being removed and
i John Steiner is building a retaining
wall on the dividing line.
Beginning Sept. 10. the half hour
| trolley service on the East Lyme di-
| vision Of the Shore Line electric rail-
| way. which has been in vogue during
the last summer, will be discontinued
Hourly service VIII be the rule.
RuraI carriers are instructed by the
| postofice department to report any
| roads along their routes in poor con-
| dition. The department win on re-
| ceipt Of such reports take up the mat
ter with the state highway commits
| sioners.
James Shea, VINO was sentenced to
Tolland jai: July 1 for a period Of 60
days. and who skipped out of Tolland
about t@o weeks ago, while working
about as a tTusty. was arrested In
sAradse. =, Gs.. q
Relatives and family friends assem-
bled in st. Patrick's church at O'Clock
4auInady uoEn1nS, When an annlVer-
sary high mass Of requiem for Hum
phrey Gallivan was sung by Rev. John
:. x. Quinn OF st. Johns Z church
Montville.
Hot as It was Thursday, Postmaster
John p. Murphy had steam started
| for a time in the post office building
to dry out the dampness remaining
since last week. which caused doors
ana windows to stick in a most un-
pleasant way.
Mrs. L Tracy Sheffield OF New
London has issued over 100 invitation.
| for musicale at her home Saturday
afternoon, at which Miss Ada Sassoli
the noted harpist. will be heard Mrs
Sheffield. who In an accomplished plan.
LIST, will also play.
After Jan. /, 1915, the postofflce de
partment at Washington will bar tn,
use of motorcycles and bicycles b,
| rural carriers on all rural routes. TIL
| department has found that rural car
riers cannot properly cover tl1ei
| Clad Ia their uniforms of the Saliva
ton Army Miss Emma. Armstrong
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. William
| Hrmstrong, Of Manchester, and Rober
4 Won Deck. Jr.. of Bolton were unite
Il
4 the home of the bride, Trotter street
Manchester.
The registration at the Rockvill
Il High school is the largest in the his
tory of the school, being 243. as com
pared with 223 year ago, a net gal
Il Of 30. By towns. pupils are divided a
II follows: Vernon LAT, Ellington A
East Windsor 80, Toiland 10, Sout
Windsor s, Bolton 2.
Former Norwich residents. Mr.. an
II Mrs. Charles H. Kenyon, of Easter
Point. left wednesday for Hartfori
where they will open their winte
horne. Mr.. and Mrs. Kenyon will re
i turn to Eastern Point in a short tim
and wifi keep their cottage open 70
several weeks longer.
II On their return Thursday from tn
Noank shore, where they have bee
spending several days at the Capt. {
T. Potter bungalow, DR.. and Mrs. ,
II. Allen brought branches of appl
blossoms picked by Mrs. A. ]. Potte
which were as pink and fragrant a
| they might be in May.
n The sunshine Girls OF Poquetanuel
including Misses Hulda and Olive No
Kelvey Annie Whitaker, Lillian Luc
Gladys Hart, Marden Waters, Yiol
II Cousins. Grace Wiilett, chaperoned b
Mrs. John Tayler Jr. and Miss Ey