Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1920-06-09
VARIOUS MATTERS


Tuesday afternoon was led by Mrs. Jen-
ME Miner
At Deep River, Mrs. Louise Jewett of
North Lyme has been guest of Mrs.
Annie Phelps.
In coast artillery oredrs Tuesday, Capt.
F. j. Behr is assigned to Fort Wright,
Fishers Island
Friday, June II, being st. Barnabas
day, there will be a special service in
the Episcopal churches.
ST James lodge No. %, works the
first degree tonight at Masonic Temple,
at 7.S0.-adv.
A rehearsal for the Chlidren's day
| concert was held Tuesday afternoon at
Trinity Methodist church.
Manchester's board of selectmen claim
that the condition of the streets in the
town is the best in the state.
Charles J. Ducy of New London. has
| purchased a cottage on the boardwalk at
Ocean Beach from Frank B. Brandegee.
| 1t is mentioned by an East Haddam
| correspondent that Edward Bogue, of
| Uncssville, spent Sunday wit hhis fam
| lily there.
| Miss Anna Paterson, superintendent of
| the State Farm for Women at East
/ Lyme, has been in Philadelphia on bus
| mess trip.
| Attaway Maine who has been working
| in mill at Coventry, Conn, has finished
work there and returned to his home in
North Stonington.
| At the superior court session in Rock
vile Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock Judge
John E. Keller of Stamford held nat
uralization hearing
Recent books acquired at Peck library,
| Norwich Free Academy. include Alexand-
er Moret's In the Time of the Pharaohs,
and Kings and Gods of Egypt.
TIL T. A. Scott Lighter No. is en-
| gagged in erecting a new dolphin at Ocean
Beach. This dolphin which is of three
decks will be completed this week.
The tax collectors office will be open
tonight and Thursday night until o.
| clock to receive taxes. Additions will
be made after June 10.-adv
A former Norwich Town pastor, Rev.
Jerome Greer of Mystic, has been in
Moosup attending the annual meeting of
the preachers of the Norwich district.
The New London common council has
voted 10 to for the elimination of motor
passenger vehicles such as Buses from
the Montauk avenue line of the Connect
cunt company.
About sixty members of the class OF
'95 Boston School Technology, held
their annual meeting and ounting at the
Riverside club Fenwick Friday, Satur-
day and Sunday.
A former South Killingly woman pas
tor, Miss Lydia Hartig, is acting pastor
of the Congregational church at Killing
worth, Conn. which recently celebrated
its Tooth anniversary.
Noank lobstermen find it impossible t.
obtain any rope to make their warps
Capt. James Sistare ordered five coils
of rope over three months ago and ha.
not received one yet.
The current White Ribbon Banner ha.
memorial minute to a member from
Ashford. Mrs. Estella Bennington as al
ways faithful in the home, the church ant
the w. Z. L. u, and one greatly missed
Bishop Milan has notified young stu
dents intending to enter ST. Thomas
seminary, Hartford. to study for tn,
priesthood that their pastors must max
application for them to the Bishop b.
June 10.
-Four nurses will receive diplomas thi
year at the annual graduation at tn
School for Nurses at Middletown, at tn
II oLdlo 11OSpILdi 1idlnln;
hospital on Friday afternoon, June IS, a
$3.50 o'clock.
A Monday evening at Bennington, VT
the wedding of Miss Camilla G. Col
and G. Clyde Manwaring too kplace a
the home of the brides parents. Mis-
Cole was principal of the Mantle schoo
for two years.
The United States civil service com
mission announces for July Is an exam
nation for plant engineer, male, unde
45 years of age. for vacancy at the Nav
/ ii Ordnance Plant. South Charleston, "
Va, at $1,000 year.
/. Twenty-Five more men belonging to tn
crews OF the menhaden steamers under
going repairs at Noank shipyard arriy
ed in the village Sunday This make
20 men who have reached Noank fror
Newfoundland within the last three day
: David T. Lanman Van Buren,. who
to marry Miss Matilde Saportas at Ne,
York today "wednesday gave his fare
well bachelor dinner there Tuesday nigh
Mr.. Van Buren's mother was niece {
the late William Camp Lanman. OF MOI
J. witch.
: Many of the 70 naturalization case
at Rockville Tuesday came from Staffor
and Wilmington and the applications wei
entered through the efforts Of Colonel V
u H. Hall of South Wilmington who ABRAMS
ed for the men to study to become ci
n liens.
n Ney York papers mentioned Tuesda
that the Charles F. Moves company ha
leased for the Zabriskie estate, the fly
story office building, 133.137 Libert
= street. northeast corner of Washingto
for twenty-one years at an aggrega
~ rental of 100000.
III The travelling public will have T
v reason to complain this season, as ira
service is good extra train service FIR
days, Sat''--'' ''-''~'"7-s and Monday
n nd additional trains put on other da,
when trave4 viii take the
to all points along the shore
Miss Elizabeth Anne Flanagan. daug
ter of Mrs. Elizabeth Flanagan of Har
ford and Bolton and Ray T. Tucker. 81
of Thomas ]. Tucker of Holyoke. Mas
were married Monday morning at
o'clock at st. Augustine's church, Har
. ford, Rev. Henry F. Cassidy officiatin
] The anniversary of the granting II
Magma Charta by King John, 1915, W
be observed by the Baronial Order
Runnemede at the Ardsley Club. Ardsle
on-the- Hudson. N. Y, next Tuesday eve
ing. Officers of the order include Ma
shall, Morgan G. Buckley of Hartfor
Conn.
At Colorado Springs Monday, when L
forty-sixth annual convention of t
American Library Association conclud
it's five days sessions ,amember of t
executive committee elected was, Geor
T. Utley, librarian of the Newberry [
brary, Chicago, nephew of A. T. Utl
and a recent Norwich visitor