Norwich bulletin., 1916-05-09

green peas up 1-2 inches and the seeds have been in the ground only Il days.
 ThIs year Memorial Sunday falls on May 2Sth. and patriotic societies in many places will attend special church services on that date.
 : Hotel Grigwold Tt Eastern Point will open this season a little in advance of it's usual opening day. The date Is shortly before the middle of June,
 Country church societies are adding to their revenues by holding a, Paper day, now that contributions of waste paper, old books, etc., are so valuable.
 There is interest tereabouts in the announcement at Milford that Superin- tendent of Schools H, I, Mathewson has been re-engaged for the coming year.
 The ivy uaed in connection with the planting of the ivy at tho Connecticut college last week was the gift of Mrs, Bishop Achesen,
 Rt, Rev, e, B. Brewster has appoint ed June 1S=14 as the date of the an4 pual oeaYentien of the Episcopal dio- cese which Is to be held at St, Them=
 
 Amateurs at East Hampton are re- heaTsing the light opera by the late Burton F, Leavitt of Putnam, The Frugs of Windharn. successfully given in Norwioh by the uniVersaiist seeie-
 Free will offerings acknowledged by the May White Ribbon Banner include Plantsville sS,56, South Afanehester
 
 sa,6sl total sa6i5, Ten unions only have sent their free will offerings to date,
 The tax eeileeter's sftiee will be open until eight o'clock for the ooIieer Iaee tien of tewn taxes. After Wednesday. the 10th, interest will be added to all unpaid taxeat-adv
 Pref. J. Heaaert GeaFge of Hamlia street was able to walk out fer a ahept distance Monday. and wes warmly greeted by friends of all ages, the ehil= dPeA in paFttealaP being delighted at hia recovery.
 Rev. Waiter c. Gray of Waterford, Wha has been filing the pulpit iR the DraHfeFd Baptist church since the de- PaPture of Rev, F; Martin Peterson in February, has accepted the call to per- maAeatiy fill the pulpit there for tine coming year.
 AnReuReemeHt Of the secret mar4 riage of Miss Lila Eastman FhayeF of Greton and ": Edward Armstrong of New Haven eR March i2 by Rev Henry ". Huihere at the parsonage ot the Groten Congregational church was made Sunday.
 Connecticut college is te have a farm During this week five aerea will be planted with potatoes and tWe acFef with apple trees, The project is be- Dr. Herhert 2, Kip, who is earnestly interested ia agriculture,
 Purchasers af tickets in advance ei | the opera Patience to be given en May l 1T are nFiviieged to exchange them al Davis atore on Tuesday and Wednes- | day for reserved seat tickets and tt | pay such differences as they may wisf for choice ef seats.-adv. At Fishers island Thursday evenins | at T,a6 Rev, J. J. Calvin, pastor of 0ul 1 Lady of Grace R, c, church, united il marriage Miss Catherine Mcdonald | daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Peter Mo Donald. of Newton. Mass, and Norman A, McPheFson of Fishers Island.
 seieetmaa A. E, Hewitt, Officer B, G | Black and Mir, and MSrs, Joseph Baile7 | took Mrs. Tflonen Crandail of GrotoI to the Norwich state hospital Saturda. night, She has been under observation for some time past and it became eyi dent that restraint was necessary, 1t was announced Monday that el | Thursday, Oct. 1e, the Middletowl Chamber of Commerce will act. as hos te the s6o delegates appointed by al tho chambers Of commerce in Connecu cut who will attend the annual cen Xention of the Connecticut Chamber o Commerce.
 Friends of MisH Margaret Young, 6 the commercial department of the te1e phone company, gave her a shower tn other evening at the home of he brother, John J, Young, 11a Laurel Hi -avenue, in anticipation of her 4narriag with Frank c, Aubrey, manager of tn Mohican store,
 The body of Miss Mary There's HincNaey, who died in the home of he grandmother, Mrs. Ellen Hinehey, o Oakridge street, May 5, was sent t
 her home in New York by Cumming
 & Ring on the s.5o train Saturday, Th funeral took place there Monday fro1 6S6 West is2d street.
 reports rom the Methodist conVen ton at Saratoga Monday stated that Is expected Bishop William A. OuayJ will be transferred from St, Paul St. Louis or to San Francisco if Bisho Hughes is tranaferred from that cit. , Bishop Quayle presided at the recer conference in Norwich.
 Excerpts from the laws of Connect
 cut dealing with the flag of the Unite
 States have been arranged by MT
 Alta S. Greasy of Hartford patriot instruVtor of the w R. C., with the e
 operation of State Librarian George : Goddard, and will be sent througho,
 the state in printed form.
 The S3d annual convention of u
 Woman's Relief corps, department
 Connecticut, will open in New Have
 this CWednesday) morning in Cent
 church. At a reception to the depar-
 ment officers at the Center c11urc house this evening Inspector Maude ]
 Baker of Norwich will be in the IT
 ceiving line.
 When a widow makes up her mind { marry again. she first seeks the ma, then proceeds to i'll him with what [ 1lpns'ssA----------s-e>-- s s--- s.>t