Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-06-24

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eial church services. to be held to-
At the public graduating exercises
Of st. Patricks school in church Sun
day evening the speaker viii be Rev.
F. ]. Kuster. OF Bristol.
Henry plant. son Of Morton +.
Plant entertained small party of
friends at q stag dinner party at The
Griswold on the evening before the
race.
At the annual meeting of the Old
Lyme Country club, Joseph Se1den
Huntington was elected president.
There are now 135 members in the
club.
Ernest Paul Backofer Of Rockville
received the Junior middle Class prize
of so from Williston seminary at
the commencement exercises on
Tuesday.
Swahn's orchestra at Mems Rally
$50 tomorrow. T'hayer@ build adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. j. McAlIister Of
gagement Of their daughter, Miss
Juliet Ethel to Alexander ]. McCoIl
of Bradford, Westerly
Next week the Progressive Mission
airy club Of the Central Baptist
to the summer home of Mrs. j. c.
Perkins, at Gales Ferry.
At East Lyme, Everett Maynard,
probably has the earliest peas raised
In the town. He has been marketing
this vegetable at Crescent beach and
Black point for nearly two weeks at
81 peck.
Robert Gilkinson, 16. son of Sam
uel Gilkinson of South Manchester,
died in Norwich Thursday. The body
funeral viii be held AT the home this
Saturday afternoon
Hear Mr. Archibald Gilchrist sing at
Central Baptist tomorrow night. DR..
Slocum viii preach. lady.
The Windham County Association
of Connecticut college, is to hold its
June meeting with Miss Dyer. chair
man. of Brooklyn, Tuesday, June 81,
ident Of the college, VII speak
The Flaherty gold medal offered an
nuallv at Holy Cross college for the
best essay on some historical subject
was awarded to Robert n. Mahoney
VI 4NOA WANAl5 wiz was G4oO clNol1O SO
honorable mention in Physics and
Philosophy.
George W. Bushnell. generally
known as THE Wolcott Farmer" is
an avowed candidate for governor of
He has written to more than 100
chairmen of town Committees asing
for their support
Rev Howard Warren benedict
and Miss Deborah Anna Blea7Sley,
eight o'clock In the Bloomfield Meth
odist church, of which the bridegroom
is pastor. The brids hAs been q
nurse in Willimantie.
Miss Aides will reach Norwich on
Tuesday evening and will be at the
Lenox House, opposite Boston Store
| till Saturday evening Ladies. make
early appointments. Tel. 1267.-adv.
The state picnic of the Sunshine
society will be held in Elizabeth
Park, Hartford next Tuesday There
viii be a basket lunch at / o,clocl
/ and exercises in the afternoon. Mrs
Dixon, the state president is ex.
pected to be present.
When Hunter college, the New
| York institution which trains youns
women to be teachers. graduated
165 students Thursday. with the de
gree Of Bachelor Of Arts, one Of thos,
SO honored, was Miss Frances T
Hendrick, formerly of Norwich.
Tomorrow Sunday morning j. c
Macpherson of Norwich, lay de1egati
TO the last general conference Of TIL
Methodist Church at: Saratoga Is t,
speak at the Danielson Methods
church on 1.-THE General Conferenc
From the Standpoint of Layman.' = &
A feature Of Comforr circles meet
ing with Mrs. A. T. Utley at Nep
tune park. Wednesday, was the dee
orations of wistarias in purple, Iii
Kings Daughters color. Two hymn
were sung sweetly by Miss Chariot
Church, Mrs. Wilbur B. Purvgs ac
eompanying at the plano.
Two New London boys, Willar
Gray and Charles Benton, have bee
taking the Yale examinations at Nor
witch. The examinations started o
Thursday and ended Friday. Ora
attended Kingston the past seaso
and Benton was student at the Mel
Haven Preparatory school