Norwich bulletin., 1920-07-07
VARIOUS MATTERS

During the week the Backus hospital has had an average of 50 patients.
 Helen Roberts of Hamberg is visiting her cousins, Elizabeth and Beatrice Bunnell, In Terryville.
 Teachers from this section are in New Haven for the summer school from July until July S1, inclusive.
 Certain of the Norwich stores are hav- ing good trade in furnishing supplies to shore and country cottagers.
 Somerset lodge works the M M. degree tonight at 7.Se.-ady.
 So far the elns which mean so much to the beauty of Norwich, give no in dicatien of damage by beetles.
 From Ellington Mrs. A. D. Hale and daughter, Dorothy, are spending a week visiting friends in Providence, R. I. At Westchester, John odernan of Manchester recently purchased the farm owned by Mrs. Elizabeth oderman. The Sunday school picnic of the Gen. tral Baptist church is to be held at Al lyn's Point Saturday next, the 10th.
 The past week at Bolton has seen the biggest picking of the strawberry crop Hundreds of crates have been picked.
 For the benefit of students and gen eral readers, the Otis library has com piled list of its books on Nature Study Tuesday furnished a brand of summer weather which could not be improved | upon and continued good days are prom. 1 ised
 At Clinton, Beach Park, Dr. Frederick Jackson and family of Norwich and Will | limantic, have opened their cottage fol the season.
 The service of Sunday next at the Church of the Good Shepherd (Univer- | salist) will be the last until the second Sunday in September.
 The plans for the Rockville. Girls clut outing are about complete. The truck will leave for Coventry Lake Saturda, between 1,50 and 1.45.
 The Stonington Mirror in it's Fifty Years Ago department, notes that 1T | 1870 the strawberry season in Stoning | ton lasted but two days. There is only one vacancy in the na val academy at Annapolis for Connecti | cut men at present Senator Mclean hal power to fill this appointment | Many of the cottagers on Willinantit camp ground find that mice and squirrels i have made too free use of their cottages during the winter and spring. Miss Katherine Ludington of Lyme president of the Connecticut State Wo man Suffrage Association, is visiting hel sister, Mrs. Arthur Roteh of Lakeville 1 Mass.
 Miss Leila M. Church, of Rockville | is preparing a pageant for Wallingford to be presented in September when tha town observes the 250th anniversary O its founding.
 three and one-half pound goldfsl was found dead recently in the pond il the park at Westerly and state paper is mourned by the children.
 Holiday tourists have continued to keep the air blue, in the Norwicl
 station of the New Haven rail road, after speeding to the station t take trains, only to diScover that the. were an hour ahead of time.
 A South Manchester silk worker, Ed gar Morgan of the Oxidation plant ha been discharged from the doctors care following surgical operation and spending two weeks at Coventry. One of the men so seriously injured il the automobile accident at the Saybrool railroad crossing a few weeks ago, Da vid Rogers, is still a patient at Backu hospital, Norwich, although greatly i'm proved.
 In a show window of The Bosto 1 Store is fine picture of Lemuel Osgoo Fielding, son of MT. and Mrs. L. N Fielding, of Norwich master of arms O the U. S. s. Wyoming, flagship of tn Pacific feet
 The New York papers-maillng editio 1 reaching Norwich Tuesday had n convention news later than the 18th bal lot. Readers of The Norwich Bulleti oil aIo If Cox on the 44th ballot.
 The pulpit committee of the Asylur Avenue Baptist church, Hartford, is cor sidering list of names of clergymen the matter of a successor to pr. Peter Wright, formerly of Norwich, pastor ( the church, who lately resigned.
 At Old saybreok. Monday. Miss Dorc thy Cone, daughter of Mrs. c. A. Con and Clifford Manning of New Londo were married by Rev. William F. Whit, Guests were present from New London Willimantic and South Coventry.
 Nicholas Ash of 173 East Main stree Rockville, who is employed by the Cor necticut Company at their West stree power house, has been appointed by Ma yor Frederick G. Hartenstein a super numery of the Rockville police force.
 In former seasons, members of Sur shine societies in this vicinity have don muck kindly work in forwarding boxe of flowers each week to city childre and shut-ins, but these thoughtful e1 forts appear to have ceased. this season
 It is expected that the Saybrook Va ley crossing where. the fatal auto smasf up occurred few weeks ago. will | protected with a flagman. Eight hur dred autmobiles passed over this eros: ing in one day, according to the cour of a checker of the New Haven road
 MT. and Mrs. L. Mintz of Colcheste announce the engagement of the daughter, Rose to Benjamin s. Kemle son of MT. and Mrs. Jacob s. Kemle
 of Hartford. Miss Mintz is a gradual of Bacon Academy aSA Hartford Btu
 mess College graduate. MT. Kemlt served overseas a year. Mother Angeline Garvan was u choice for Reverend Mother Superior,
 the annual election at Hartford of Il , Sisters of Mercy of the dioces
 which order of religious has two col vents in Norwich. Mother Angeline
 daughter of the late Patrick Garva paper millionaire. and sister of Fra1 cis P. Garvin, U. s. custodian of allie property.