Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-01
STONINGTON

The owners of the Bacon Trsneporta- tion company are arranging for daily service out of Stonington. The steamer Cape Cod. which leaves Pendleton's dock three times a week, is making the trips to New York. and the merchants here and in surrounding towns are making good freight shipments. The final dance of the season at the Community club was held Wednesday evening and s large number attended These dances have proved popular and it { is hoped that the committee in charge i may continue them throughout the win ! ter. of a local store, succeeding Samuel 1 Wesseman.
 Mrs. Blakeslsv and daughter have re-
 turned to Hartford, having been guests
 of Mrs. C. O. Maine
 Mrs. Loomis and Miss Grace Loomis of | Hartford. who have been at the Wam- posset inn, have returned home.
 Clarence Cushman of Bridgeport is the guest of his parents NIT. and Mrs. q. c. Cushman.
 The schools of the town will open for
 the fall term Tuesday. Sept S. | Wednesday evening the Wequetequock Community Club association held a Vic
 trola concert in the clubhouse which vas
 greatly enjoyed by all who attended.
 Mir. and Mrs. Thomas Schultz of New
 York are spending some time here. The selectmen met Wednesday morn : ins.
 Those who wish to be made . voter both men and women. must meet on Sept , r and 24 at the town clerks office and take the oath which win be given by tho , officials of the town.
 Miss Muriei Latham assisted at tn. , public library for Mrs. Hahn, librarian , Wednesday. i Paul Scepsis has been in New York er 2 a business trip.
 William Canby and son and Henry R , Palmer are on an automobile trip 10 Vii , mington. Del.
 The Owen Construction company hal
 made repairs to the Owen baseball To north of the borough. new drive am ' entrance has been made to the lot an, D stone posts with a Ersl.d opening hsv = been erected.
 Mir. and Mrs. John Haywood of Ne,
 York are Capt. Jimmie's inn. !. Elton Powers is III with pleurisy. 8 The Ship Construction and Trading G h of Stoninston has purchased the % ' wooden ships of. the United States shin = ping board. The boats are tied ID at tn r docks and on the flats of Virginia at |, cost to the government of S1.eoo. 300 year. The company offered at the rate 6 t s2,1oo each or q total of S45e.5ee. IL i = expected that MT. Fulton will open tn r shipyard here as soon as the sale is com
 pleted d Charles H. Davis, a resident of weque a tequock died early Tuesday morning H has been farmer for many years Las , spring Mir. Davis was knocked down b if a horse and had his right shoulder dis IF located and since then has been able [ 7, do but little on his place. Only last Sa,
 urday he drove to town and returne
 with a friend, so that his sudden dest
 came as a great surprise ot friends her.
 and Mrs. Walker Cutler Mis- D Bissell and chauffeur of Philadelphia : are guests of MT. and Mrs. Georg 2, Bradley.
 Prof and Mrs. Harold T. Eaton q 2 Syracuse, N. Y. are visiting Mir Ea y tons mother, Mrs. Emma J. Eaton. [. Charles Dove and mother Mrs. Fan {. nie Dove, have returned to Hsrtfor n after spending a few days with Mrs. { e o. Maine.
 IS Miss Harriet Domisul of New York n the guest of her sister, Mrs. Gilbert Me n Clurg
 Miss Smith of Harrisburg. Pa. wn 1T was injured Sunday morning whe n her car ran into a telegraph pol. 2 10 Hyde's corner. is resting comfortably . = the home of Miss Ella Merritt.