Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-06-27

WHIST N0rWlch GIFTS club. Yhayer
er building. tonight. s.15. Admission
Is cents--ad
The unusual amount Of fog and rain
this month has nearly spoiled the
cherry crop in some Of the shore
towns Of the countys
The instruction car OF the New
York, New Haven and Hartford rail-
road has been on a siding at New
London for several days.
The laurel in the woods and on the
river banks below Allyn's Point Is
still a beautiful sight. The blooms
are fully two weeks late this season.
The Holland County Congregations.
Minister'S club will meet at the Con-
gregational parsonage in Stafford
Springs with Mr.. and Mrs. Rees to-
day (Tuesdayl at 1880 a. m.
The Memorial day orator at west
ford, Charles Collard Adams, of Crom-
well, recently celebrated his S0th
birthday and the fifty sixth anniyer-
sary Of his graduation from Wesleyan
university.
The American committee for Ar.
menian and Syrian Relief of which
treasurer, has acknowledged a gift
Conn. of s21.
The public swimming pool at Globe
Hollow, South Manchester, was OPEN
ed Monday, under the direction and
instruction Of Nicholas Vincent Walsh
| OF Norwich, who has been in charge
for the past three years.
Miss Helen Brown and Miss Daily
Waller of New London, entertained at
a picnic at one Of the Brown cottages
at Ocean beach Saturday afternoon
and evening, the guests including
Bruce Mcmillan of Norwich.
When the vocal pupils Of Miss Mary
G. Browne gave recital in the par
lsh house OF the Second Congrega-
tional church, New London. Monday
evening, the class included Mrs. Rob-
ert H Byles. formerly Of Norwich
An item taken from Noank news, to
the effect that William johnson, for
merly of Noank, had died at the sani-
rect. There has not been death at
the sanitarium for the past two weeks
! The British American War Relief
Fund, 6S1 Fifth avenue, New YORK,
Of which Lady Herbert is the presi-
dent and Henry ]. Whitehouse the
treasurer, acknowledges new gifts, in
GLIDING from people in Plainfeld, $50.
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Adventists here have been notified
that beginning this 1TuesdayA evening
| the General Eastern society of Loyal
/ Workers viii meet with the A. G.
church in Wallingford, for its annual
convention. The sessions win last
through Thursday evening.
Yale=s total graduates from 1701 to
1915 number 30,164, according to the
quinquennial catalogue of officers and
sued. OF this number 1864 are 1iv-
ing, well over half the number grad
uated during the past us years
G. L. Bardo. general manager of the
New Haven road. has made an APP
peal to the employees to consider fair
! ~ the situation between the railroads
and brotherhoods and asking them to
take no action which would involve
possibility Of interruption of train
Rev. DR.. George Reynolds, who
preached here recently, will return
next month to Turkey, with Ernest
Harrow, graduate Of Hartford Theo-
been at Auburndale, Mass, since re-
turning from the mission station some
months ago.
Saturday afternoon at o'clock al
/ -(N@r~@ANG
Locust Lodge, at Oswegatchie, Miss
i Florence Byron Booth, daughter Of
Mrs. Mary Booth, and Harry Oliver
Jerman, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Freder-
lex Q. Jerman, Of New London, were
united in marriage.
County Director William H. McGuin-
ness Of Norwich, assisted by James Al,
Mcdonald, county organizer, installed
the oficers Of st. Mary's- Tierney
4 ~ 10 A -
held Saturday afternoon in the base
ment OF st. Mary's Star of the Sea
church, New London.
i A COMMITTEES Of Il prominent wes-
leyan alumni has been named to Sc
cure memorial fund to Maj. Lewis
Gordon, one Of Wesleyan's best known
alumni, Hartford insurance man who
died last spring. The committee is
headed by Representative William Fl
The largest life insurance clair
l paid In Connecticut during 1915 &C.
eordinE to the insurance Press wa.
!. Wis. Jr., OF Bridgeport. Anothsr large
claim was S112s 800 paid on the life o.
Andrew Radel of Bridgeport, q nephew
Of MRS. John Steiner. Of Norwich.
RI. Rev. Bishop John ]. Milan ha,
appointed Rev. Oliver T. MagueiI. PAS.
tor OF the Sacred Heart Of Jegtli
church at Wetherafeld, a former vii
linantic priest. to join thee Connection
National Guard at Mantle. It is
= diocesan assignment and Is not con,
Injected With the state militia 0rgani
ration.
When the alumni banquet Of I'll,
Pennington High school was held q
the Elm Tree Inn, Saturday cveninc
| Judge Joseph r. futile, Judge of TIN
superior court, paid a tribute to Pro
fegsor Fl. R. Montfeth, who RENAME,
as principal until 1900 when b,
lett 20 become one OF the professor
ct Storrs.
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