Norwich bulletin., 1920-04-16
WILLIMANTIC

I ned to take the day off it could not be | edge gained through listening to broth
 CT Changers would well offset the time
 taken to attend the meeting. l MT. Savage than presented Profess | sor Henry Dorsey of the Connecticut i, Agricultural College who spoke on l Forage Crops of Good Quality. Pro-
 lessor Dorsey laid street on the farm stock He quoted figures of CO.,
 operative tests and tests made in
 surrounding towns and counties of the state.
 The first address of the afternoon
 was by P. A. Campbell, extension
 dairy professor, his topic, being Feed ing for Milk Production. He stated the brands that gave the best results according to his, belief and told how
 to feed dry or non producing cows.
 The second speaker was H. J. Baker, topic was The Connecticut Dairy Coun-
 topic was The Connecticut Dairy Coun-
 Gil He summed up the many bene-
 ficial results to farmers from the } practical methods advocted. E., B.
 Tucker of Rockville, Holland county agricueurD agent spoke spoke on Caring for the Farm Orchard. Meth ! ods used to combat apple tree dis eases were explained and the trouble could be stopped to. a great degree by
 spraying or pruning the trees, he said. Formulas of sprays to be used in this work were read. The last speaker of the afternoon wos A. w.
 Manchester of Storrs farm manage ( ment demonstrator. his subject being t Farming Without Help. Those who t attended the institute were given tips : sure to prove valuable for this sum }. mer's farming.
 s During the day demonstration of : improved farm implements were giv-
 ep, representatives of the Jordan f Hardware Company and eight other e firms having men and farming i'm t plements at the institute.
 r. Several changes of service on the New Haven railroad that affect loca. ,s travellers were made Thursdays: II Two trains on the Highland division :, running between New York and Bos- u ton by way of Waterbury are using W Waterburv as a terminal. Train 4; v. which leaves Willimantic at 10 a. m u runs only as Gar as Waterbury where '' passengers, are being transferred tC ,, the Winsteo New York train. Trair 55 -leavink here at $50 runs as far al II Hartford. Train No. 46 is made III 70 at Waterbury passing through Vii - limantic as usual on week days a = 12:S3 p. m.
 ,- During March there were but si.
 marriages, four of which were per .s formed by Rev. Arthur $. McCready
 pastor of the Congregational church
 One reason for this small number, i h the fact that in the Catholic churcl S no marriages are solemnized durin, in Lent. which this year extended iron h, Feb. Is to April 1. The marriages re St corded were:
 r. 1-Frederick Lang and Rose Mar T. Bocash, Rev. Harry s. McCready. , > @Peter Mercier and Florenc Cushman, Thomas J. Kelly, J. P. W 6-George. J. Moran, (Dayville) an
 Lucy A. Blais, Rev. J. J. Papillon. T. 25-Englehardt 6. Johnson and Vic
 toria L. Volle, Rev. Harry S. Mo oa Cready s0 27-George Cosgrove (Iansheld De sr pot) and Lillian Hane (Mansfeld De ak poD Rev. Harry $. McCready. ,t. 29-Fred L. Taylor and Waitie Pot ed ter (Washington, R. I.) Rev. Harr he $. McCready.
 u- Frederick K. ManIey and Miss Tn. IT. resa Gilbert, both of this. city wei O. married Saturday last in the "Cupi GU Suite" of the Municipal building, Ne
 York, Rev. John r. Cruise perform !. ing the ceremony. The. news of u IT. wedding came as a surprise to u dy many friends of the couple. MT Maj m mcn ley is employed on the night switcl -ce CT inl the local yards of the Ne
 York, New Haven and Hartford raj ITS road. His bride is the daughter he Mir. and Mrs. Nelson A. Gilbert to Columbia avenue and was employed he the private hospital. Upon their r SC. turn to this city MT. and Mrs Maj oh ley will make their home at 1 ng Pleasant street.
 or Attorney and Mrs. Frank E. Bu
 bee have returned to their home aft of trip to Deland, Florida. Two wee n- of the trip north were spent at A ti- lantic City. Attorney and Mrs. Bu cAe bee left this city for the south ear er- in January thus escaping the wint Ing weather of the north during [ ld- months following.
 of L. G. Gerry Is now in Concord, N IS. Ham t5h1re, attending the annu 20 convention of the New Hampsh! MT. Photographers Association. Mfr. .Ge CTS ry who was at one time president ing this organization was one Of t ted speakers at the Thursday session, ln- topic being Backgrounds. He
 considered an expert in his line.
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 the Costeiio's orchestra of Hartford ,rk. coming to the state armory Saturd zad niehf AArit 17th Rig fimAt-ady