Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-22


probably be q total loss because Of
"wednesday afternoons rain.
there are four Baptist churches n
North Stonfugton and all, at the pres
ent time, are without pastors.
Franlkltn council, NO 8, r. and S. NJ.
meets tonight at Masonic temple at
Men have finished the painting OF
the interior Of the second story in the
Chestnut street addition to the Hop
kins & Allen plant.
IS "A Lyme correspondent states that
Herbert Gillette. of Baltic, has been
in that town for few days. settling
UP his mothers estate.
Quonochontaug beach has opened
for the season. The fine day Sunday
brought number of cottagers and no.
tel guests to that resort.
Porgies and butterfsh cents al
pound. Mackerel loo. Church Bros-
Boat owners, as well as others are
losing through the rainy season. No
body hires rowboats or launches
while the weather is 50 bad.
Schooner Star, Captain Benjamin
ton market, New York. So hali'but,
whose average weight was 152 pounds
each.
Druggists from Eastern Connecticut
are attending the 10th annual meeting
of the State Retail Druggists assoc
citation. at the Hotel Shoreham, at
New Haven.
A meeting of the Eastern Connecti-
cut Mt. Holyoke Alumnae association
1 is to be held at the Phoebe Griffin
Moves library, in Lyme. this Thurs
day. afternoon.
There are 1.240 patients now at the
Norwich State Hospital. At the State
Farm for 1nebriates there are from So
to Is patients, the number varying
from day to day.
"A special car attached to the Bar
Harbor express which went through
here last night carried the guests who
will attend the Astor- Dick wedding at
Bar Harbor today
OF local interest is the Hartford item
that Mr.. and Mrs. John o. Enders
and family. are occupying their SUM
mer home at Pleasure Beach, Water
ford. for the season.
w. r. G. home day will. be held at
Cromwell today (Thursday), with
basket lunch. Donations of cerials
jellies, and canned fruit for the home
The Boston vines on Broadway
church have been given their first
clipping of the season. to keep them
and confined to the stone superstruc-
ture.
TO determine how much water the
New Haven road is using, orders were
| given to all engineers to keep track of
the water they feed their engines for
three days. the time being up Tues
day night.
At the annual meeting of the MINI
Isterial Association of Danbury and
Vicinity. Rev. D. B. Barber. pastor of
Ithe Universalist church, and formerly
Of Norwich, was reelected president Of
the association.
At Holy Cross College graduation.
i Tuesday. It was announced that Thorn
as Francis Shea, Of Norwich was sec
i ond in rank in the class of 11S, having
secured 1886 out OF 1000 points for all
studies OF the year. His average was
1928 per cent
The committee on former residents.
on the Portland Board OF Trade for
Old Home Day. has sent out over
1900 Invitations to out Of town people
who formerly lived there, inviting
them to attend the 18th celebration Of
the town. September both.
The M,ddletown Press says; The
registered stock, owned by Saybrook
farmers is In great demand. A num-
Der of heads of cattle have been sent
II away the last two weeks. George II.
/ Gates sent one calf Tuesday to New
York state and received good price
The United States Civil Service
commission announces for July Is an
examination for natural gas engineer.
Tor men only to I'LL a vacancy in the
Bureau of Mines, Department Of the
! Interior, for service in the field. at a
salary ranging from $1,000 to $500
per annum.
The marriage Of Miss IDA Louise
Church. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs,
Albert Church OF Chaplin. and John
NJ. Copley Of Rutland, VT, VIII take
place Saturday at the Congregations
j church In Chaplin Miss Church has
been a teacher in Manchester. Mr..
Copley was formerly milk inspector
II The prize. q camera, offered bv the
New London Civic league In connec-
ton with the recent Clean5Up cam
paign. was awarded 20 Harold Berg,
i a sixth grade pupil Of Che SaltonsfaT
school. Master Bergs poster was tIle
unanimous choice Of the Civic lear-
y ers and was: "a Day OF Work Il
flfvorth Year Of Shlrk.
q month for an Civil War, widows would
4 be provided by a bin passed at wash
d 1hgtom the other day by the hoIIse
II which would restore to their former