Norwich bulletin., 1916-10-05
VARIOUS MATTERS

The little mAclzere1 are running In great shape the last few days off the shore towns.
 A Norwich man, Nelson H. Moore. has the cellar started for a new house at Wintergreen Point.
 Sorns nice looking strawberry toma- toes have been raised at the Pendleton farm on Plain Hill this season.
 The body of Henry A. Dodd, TT, of Union, who died Friday at his home, was taken to New Haven for burial.
 Eastern Connecticut young women who are students at Mt. Holyoke col lege returned to Northampton Tues day.
 Torpedo destroyer Duncan, on which Lemuel O. Fielding of Norwich is an electrician, has left Virginia waters and is back in Boston harbor.
 Miss Carrie E. Cbamp1ln, teacher of piano and harmony. IA Chuch street. adv.
 Hebron people are pleased to hear that there is talk of building a state road between Columbia and East Hampton through the center of that town.
 Rosary devotions are being held this month in St. Patrick's church after the daily mass at ' o'clock each morning and following vespers Sunday after noon.
 A Groton correspondent notes that Miss Emma Allyn and Miss Louise AL lyn of Smith street left Monday for California, where they will spend the winter.
 The various local chambers of com merce in Connecticut are appointing representatives to the meeting of the state chamber to be held at Middle town Oct. 26.
 At Lyme. Rev. Austin G. Bassett re- ceived a severe scalp wound and pos sible internal injuries Monday night when an automobile which he was driving overturned.
 The October term of the supreme court was opered at Hartford Tuesday morning by Sheriff Edward W. Dewey. Judge Gardiner Greene of Norwich is presiding this term. As the result of an address ky Miss Julia T. Sabine Tuesday evening, New London has taken up the project of se- curing an ambulance for the American. field hospital in Serbia.
 The marriage of Miss Bessie M Slater and Harry W. Price, both of Ellington, took place Wednesday morning at the home of the brides parents on East street, Ellington. Teachers have been apprised that the Connecticut Valley Kindergarten association is to hold it's 34rh annual meeting Saturday at the Williams street kindergarten, Springfield, Mass.
 Franklin chapter, No. 4, R. A. NJ, ,rf-e L4 41,, ,;~r1,+ at Masonic temple at 7.30. Light re- freshments.-adv.
 Midway yard Is filled with freight, and large number of additional men have been taken into service there. Coal is being unloaded sufficient to carry the yard through several months. Notification has been received here that the annual meeting of the State Federation of Women's clubs has been arranged by Mrs. J. C. Downs, state | director, to take place at Hartford Oct. 25-
 Miss Jessie E. Beebe of Hamburg | and Henry Reed of Ivoryton were married Saturday evening at the l brides home. Rev. Francis Purvis of
 the North Lyme Baptist church per formed the ceremony. The assistance of the police has been 1 sought by the Holland county chil- l dren's home at Vernon in the search | for Charles Bridges and John Sechow-
 sky, each II years old, who ran away | from the home Thursday. Mrs. Rose H. Woods, 75, mother of | John H. Woods, of New London for
 many years connected with the Nor wich line steamboats, died at her home i in New York Monday. Death was due ] to the inf1rYoftios of 1 Invitations have been issued to the D. A R. state officers and regents of
 the 50 chapters throughout Connecticut
 to hear Miss Mabel Boardman. who ! win address the New Haven chapter,
 D. A. R.. on the evening of Oct. g. | Frederick J. Cooley of Rockville, democratic nominee for first seiectman, 1 has not decided whether or not he will contest the election. His defeat hinged on ballots which were not counted, as they were classed as improperly mark 1 ed.
 The advisory committee on farmers 1 institute work, which operates in con- ! nection with the Connecticut Agricul- | tural college and state agricultural or ganiZations, met Tuesday in the rooms of the state board of agriculture at
 the capitol.
 Beginning Oct. 2d, and continuing over the 18th of the month, all parcel post packages, both incoming and out going, will be counted and weighed at the Norwich office in accordance with l the requirements of the department at Washington.
 A beautiful new altar erected in St. James Episcopal church. Harrington, 1 in memory Of Mrs. c. N. Lee, was ded- | icated Tuesday morning by Bishops Brewster and Acheson. Mrs. Lee was 1 the mother of Mrs. Frederick A. John | son of Uncasville.
 l With this week Herman s. Case of | Norwich began his a3d year as 9 letter
 carrier in this city. The first force of carriers comprised Major William A. | Wells, Joseph O. Lathrop, John A. Caryl, Frederick L. Fuller, William F. Allen and MT. Case. M. D. O'Connell and Arthur M Brown, health officers for Holland and New London counties, respectively,
 have filed their quarterly expense ac- ! counts in the office of the comptroller,
 MT. ONConnelI's account amounting to