Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-09

VARIOUS NIATTERs

Llght vehicle lamps at z.5e this
 June box parties haya succeeded May basket hanging. Saturday. the vign of Pentecost, is q fasting day in the Catholic church There promises to be no lack of Sunday
 A number of members Of IocaI-Jew- of Weeks holidays. Farmers in a number of places. have been cuttingsrye. which has made ex- ceptionaly rapid growth this sea-
 At Ashford EIlis G Eaton have shut down their steam mill as it is fmpis-s s1ble to secure the necAssary worI1men
 Shenecossetf beach win open when the Griswold hotel opens next Monday If the weather is warm enough to cre- ate a demand for bathing.
 The. June meeting of the State Musict Teachers association was held in Hartford. Wednesday, Tn October there will be an open meeting.
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 Today is the anniversary of the death of Charles J. Mckay and an an- niversary requiem mass for the repose of his soul is to be sung in St. Pat rfck's church.
 The R. I. and Eastern Connecticut Advent Christian Conference held it's quarterly session with the S. e church at North Scituate, R. l., We'd nesday and Thursday.
 Tuesday evening was neighbors' night at Holland grange, Coventry grange giving the programme, which consisted of vocal and instrumental music and recitations.
 The flowers which the state nro- vides for Gen. Lyons grave in the PhoenEvtlle cemetery, have been de- livered. They consist of begonias, geraniums, salvas, and snap dragons
 The executive committee of the Connecticut society of the Sons of American Revolution has made the suggestion that every automobile dis play the American flag on Flag Day, June 14.
 The Mantle Yacht club of East Lyme has filed articles of association, The subscribers are E. W. Rohmel- incorporating without capital stock. ing, D. |. Gates and A. G. Day of East Lyme.
 Ceasar Cont of Norwich, who laid the cobble job on the estate of Fred erick Faulkner, has begun the cree tion of a summer house of artistic de- sign to correspond with the surround ings-Stafford Press.
 Arrangements were completed We'd nesday evening at a meeting of Put nam Phalanx, which has Norwich members, for the celebration of the Hist anniversary of the Bat tie of Bunker Hill. June IT.
 Tomorrow, o'clock, Y M. c. A. hall, Junior auxiliary. Christ church in Princess Merryheart, and Light Fairies. Pies, cake, ice cream and candy for sale Adults 25c, children 15c--adv.
 Miss Beatrice Harper sBonne1l, l daughter of Mrs. J. Harper Bonnell. of New York and Waldo Banning of Lyme. were married Thursday after noon at the Bonnell home, No. 14S East Sixty-Third street, Manhattan. | At the annual alumni dinner of Berkeley Divinity school, Mdddletown, Tuesday evening, one of the speakers | was Rev. pr. $. O. Seymour of Litch- field, the oldest alumnus present, a former rector of Trinity Episcopal church, Norwich.
 I Thursday evenings rally at the Federal Street Methodist church, at New London. was attended by Rev G. G. Scrivener, district superintend- 1 ent of Norwich, who came from the commencement exercises at East Greenwich academy.
 As it has been announced recently that all second lieutenants are to be promoted July 1st. his friends expect that Second Lieutenant Cecil G. Young, elder son of Mrs. Lillian Young of Norwich, will be advanced. His regiment is now at Manila.
 The state board of finance met ir the state comptrol1er's office. Wednes- day morning. Forms for securing information from corporations ana departments of various state institu- tions, preparatory to hearings next fall were considered.
 l Professor John J. Mccook oi church, East Hartford, and Mrs McCook, Niantio summer residents informally observed their fiftieth we'd ding anniversary Wednesday at thei1 home. No. S96 Main street. Hartford
 At Wednesdays meeting of Comfort circle of the Kings Daughters, with Mrs. William IT. Geer, of Washing. street, when eleven members and one visitor attended, plans were made fol the annual outing in two weeks, al the Neptune Park cottage of the lead. CT, Mrs. A. T. Utley.
 More than 25 suits and dresses wer, ruined in the Groton ferry house or Wednesday before an alarm wa. spread and persons waiting for tn, ferry were advised to stand Some one had spilled @ bottle of red ink ol one of the benches. The benches ar, painted red and the ink didn't show.
 When Columbia university, Nev York, held its 162nd Commencement Day exercises, Wednesday, in the lon, list of degrees and diplomas award ed appeared 2,212 names including
 under Bachelor of Science in Educa tion and Bachelor of Science in Prac tical Aras Preachers college), Mis-
 Agatha c. Murphy. Norwich.
 At Princeton, N. J., Wednesday. tn
 wedding of pr. John Duncan Quacken
 bos of New York and Miss Louis
 Dudley White, only daughter of tn
 late Rear Admiral and Mrs. Edwi,
 White took place at o'clock f
 Trinity church pr. Quaekenboss