Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-08

looking .stra1nb berries .fron Del- aware were selling in the Norwich | stores Wednesday at 15 and 1T cents a basket.
 Eriendsof Earle M. Palmer are glad to see him out again. MT. Palmer has been Ill for four weeks at his home in Lisbon.
 At present 22 masons and AT car- penters are working on the Chestnut street addition to the Hopkins 6 Allen Aims plant.
 The young ladies of Miss Porter's school, Pennington, left Wednesday morning for their homes in all parts of the country.
 Groton Heights school will hold its annual graduating exercises at the Groton Heights Baptist church Thurs day evening. June IS.
 An Eastern Point correspondent notes that Mrs. Benjamin Mallory of New Haven has arrived at the Hughes cottage for the summer.
 In the courthouse grounds Janitor Fields has handsome beds of scarlet geraniums in bloom and the roses and salvia will soon blossom.
 me ciaSS 70 receive nrSt noly com munion at special mass in St. Pat riclIs church at s o'clock Saturday morning numbers over 100.
 This weeks meeting of Alpha Sigma society of the Second Congregational church was held at the home of Miss Perry, 202 Nit. Pleasant street.
 "Wednesday s.2ternoon the Ladies Aid society tea of Trinity Methodist parish was held at the home of Mrs. c. Hummel on Mulberry street.
 Tue state board of charities, of which Mrs. F. A. Mitchell of Norwich is a member. held it's June meeting at the capitol Wednesday forenoon.
 Sunday next is Whit-sunday, for centuries an important day in Eng land, really WhiteS Sunday, from the white garments worn by candidates for orders and baptism.
 Tn the announcement of the plans of the class of 1916 at Trinity college it is mentioned that Charles P. Johnson of Norwich is among those who will turn about and do some teaching.
 The state pharmacy commission held a meeting Tuesday for the purpose of examining candidates for licenses as assistant pharmacists. There were 23 candidates, including three young women.
 Owing to increase in business at the New London postoffice Postmaster Bryan F. Mahan nas added two sub stitute carriers to the force The men are Forest c. Bennett and Merrill w. Winthrop.
 See Miss Fearless & Go. by N. F. A. students, Finn's Opera House. JeWett City, Thursday evening, June 8, bene- it Of St. Thomas new rectory, Vol untown. DreW's orchestra. for danc- ing. Trolleys to Norwich after the play-adv.
 The torpedo destroyer Duncan, to whidh Lemuel Osgood Fielding, son oi MT. and Mrs. Lemuel M. Fielding, o1 Baltic street. Norwich was transferred recently, is now doing patrol duty al Bar Harbor, Me.
 The Banded Helpers class in the Sunday school of the Methodist church New London, is to purchase a memo rial window in hcnor of Elmer c Barker. who was connected with the department as teacher. The first weeks retreat for the Cath. olic clergymen of the diocese of Hart ford at Manresa institute, Keyser Isl. and, NorWalk harbor. will be attended next week by Rev. J. H. Broderick anC Rev. Myles P. Calvin of St. Pauick'e church.
 l The Boston Herald's Sunday maga. zine devoted nearly a page to Johr Troland of Norwich, the plumber-poet l quoting many of the poems from hi book. Wild Posies, and picturing MT Troland outside his store on Centra Wharf.
 There is local interest in the fac that Curtis P. Gladding of Hartfors met with the state board of pharmac. Tuesday for the last time. His sue cessor, J. w. Marsland, of New Britain took his place as a member of tn board Wednesday.
 At the Holland county superior cour in Rockville Tuesday William F Squ1res of Wilmington was granted divorce from Susan s. SQuires on tn | grounds of assertion. They were mar ried in Rockville in December, 1911 l and his wife left him the next Apri
 The United States civil service com
 mission announces for June IS an ex
 animation for specialist in storage, fo men only, Do fill a vacancy in the ofic
 of markets and rural organization, de partment of agriculture, Washington p. c. at salary ranging from $1,8O to S2.4o0sa year.
 Local alumnae learn that Shit : college exercises open with senior dra
 matics Saturday night, June IT, an
 include the baccalaureate sermon an
 vespers Sunday, June IS; ivy exer
 cisee, closing concert, art exhibition
 college sing, president sreception Jun
 19.. ands scommenceme exercises Jun k20.
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 James, Episcopal church, Poquefanuc1 Rev. LAC .SherbuTne scongrafu1a6es tf
 parish @on raising Che apportiorlrner
 of $69 for general missions, praisirl
 +11a spiF1ts and coacperation Of Eb
 Sunday school Ehe !. IF. A, S.. tt
 Sunshine Girls land IalI w:hoaresponde 5 to shis eppeaL
 An l1zV 1tatfon to @attend the exel z kclses Attending ts1e 1nveiling of Hmonnment of General Lafayette
 Fall River Sept. 4 has been receive by aSnumber rof French sAmerfean res ktdenta The ceremony is expectsd k fattrect 10000 visitors. The nonrnael 2 lis gift of t1le French An1erteans s Ball iTer AtD theirRcitys : Has Elis EIgAtning Rod Up.