Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-14
OIl1e B11lletin.
NerwIcl, Thursday, oet. 14, fe15.
VARIOUS MATTERS

I Men. hear free lecture on Salesman ship, Y. M. c. A, Friday. 7:so-adv. A stanordsille pastor. Rev. c. G. Fogg, has accepted q call to the Con- gregational church at Hampton.
 This year the 16th annual boys work conference is to be held at the Hartford Y. M. c. A Oct, 22 and g. The October meeting of the state tubercuIos commission was held this week at the state sanatorium at Nor wich
 The Tolland County Sunday school Association will hold convention in the Methodist church at Rockville on Friday.
 The semi annual meeting of the Holland County Medical association Is to be held at Stafford Springs Tues day, Oct. fS.
 At s o'clock Wednesday in St. Pat rtcl's church an anniversary high mass of requiem for Daniel SempIe was sung by Rev J H Frederick
 housekeeper at the Croclxer house. New London, has retired. She expects to go to a New York hotel dfenss class has begun with IS pupils. There gre II members in the afternoon metal class. and the new pottery class has started in well.
 | The fall luncheon and quarterly meeting Of the Connecticut society, 1 United States Daughters of 1872. will I be held in Hartford at the Hartford club on Wednesday. Oct. E. Lecture on Salesmans1ip at Y. M. c. A., Friday at 7:3o, free.-adv.
 Manufacturers from Connecticut are IattendinS the annual convention of the association which opened Wednesday lat the Mariborough-Bienh Atlantic City
 dinner to the Bishop and Suffragan Bishop of Connecticut at the Waure- gan House, Norwich, Nov. 11th, it is expected that 200 Episcopal clergy men and laymen will attend. l Sunday will be the twenty seventh anniversary of the dedication of the Christian Mission Chapel at South I Chaplin. Public exercises in com Lfemorafion of the event will be held | < Cards are out for the first meeting Iof the winter of the Connecticut Asso- Ecfation of CoIIegiate Alunnae, which will take place Tuesday afternoon. Oct. 19, ct the home of Mrs. John Clayton Tracy Of Edgewood avenue, New Ha- ven.
 pastor of the Salem Congregational Eehurch for several months, returned tc ? his home in New Britain Saturday members of the congregation present ed him a set of gold cuff links and g purse.
 :. 1 Mir. and Mrs. John A. Scott of 2g: Pequot avenue, New London, announce the engagement of their daughter Maibelle, to Lieutenant Chester A vice. No date has been set for thu
 wedding.
 Broadway Dancing Academy opens loot. 15. Instruction g a. m. to 10 p. III in latest dances.-Adv. ? R. Rho." the Pennington rival O Uncle Horace Johnson, predicts sun 1Tth. and a general disturbance anC high shifting winds but warm, iron the 18th to the 21st. Much cloudines'
 will follow.
 Mir. and Mrs. H. L. Reynolds O Hamburg have announced the mar
 riage of their daughter, Dora Eliza beth, and Harris Everett Wood o iSpringfefd.. Mass. Sept. 4. Mir. ant Mrs. Wood will be at home after Dec
 at Springfield
 Vt A former Salem paator, Rev. T. A K Williams and his bride, who was hi
 first wtfe's sister, and whom he mar sss4 s.. cy-,ee
 given reception by MT. Williams N parishioners at Union and presented
 handsome rocker.
 There was an attendance of nine
 teen Wednesday, when Comfort Cir
 ele of the Kings Daughters met wit
 Mrs. William H. Baker of Phillips av \ enue. Mrs. William Waters gave a
 interesting report of the state con
 vention at New Haven.
 M A Lenox correspondent notes tfls
 Rt. Rev. Thomas F. Davies, Episcops
 bishop of western Massachusetts, ha recovered from his recent illness an
 entertained. 50 delegates to convocs tiou at luncheon at his cottage
 Lenox Tuesday afternoon.
 Nl Mark down sale of stamped liner at Wornanss Exchange. Dainty lunct
 es served daily.-adv.
 H Commodore and Mrs. Plant left Eas ern Point Wednesday for New Yo1
 and on Saturday or Sunday will sa sot1th for voyage of about six weel to the West Indies and South Americ The party will sail on Connmodo
 Plants new steam yacht, the vanadi
 With the opening of the fall servi the New Fork, New Haven and liar toFa~tafiroad has resumed the oper, H tiun of two dining cars on the Me chants Limited. the o'clock train b & twuerl Boston and New York. Th
 train is @ne of the most luxurious -- the world
 ..E This (Thursday1 evening at the Sc lY Ioffd Congregational church mfd-we
 meeting, fhe minister will conduct
 lqEestHon box on The National Counc
 to get all in touch with the gatherii
 Eext week in New Haven of the repr
 sentatiyes o9 the Congregation
 ohnrches of the United States.
 Oct 25 thousands of the nennbe
 Of the Modern Woodmen of Amerf
 viii assemble at Hartford to attend
 great mass meeting to welcome t
 two highest officers of the socie
 Head Consul A. R. Talbot and He M II Y~.