Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-28
STONINGTON

Edward H. Snow and a party of seven boys from Putnam are enjoying five days camping at Lords Point They made the trip by three automobiles. Among those in the party are Chandler Morse, Allen Thayer. Harold Arnold. George Wheaton, Gerald Marcy, Herbert Keith and Herbert Clark. Ernest Morse. Walter Wheaton and Cortland Arnold drove the maetfles.
 Funeral services for Capt o. c. Grif- fin were held at his sons residence on Water street Wednesday, afternoon at 2.3e o'clock. Rev c. H Thompson, pas tor of the First Baptist church, of which Captain Griffin was a member, conducted the services There were handsome floral pieces, The bearers were the colored walters on steamer Chester W. Chapin, on which Captain Griffin had been so long, and the captain and pilot attended in uniform. Burial was in Stonington cemetery.
 Miss Marjorie Tort left Wednesday for Camp TerEehegan, Lyme, for two weeks outing She will oin Miss Lucy Chesebro of the borough, who is spending two weeks there.
 The members of the World Wide guild of the First Baptist church were enter tained by MT. and Mrs. Edward Bradley
  Tuesday evening.
 Gus Tiebeau has launched his power boat Apacae and will use her this sum- mer
 Louis E. Hammond ie in New York on a business fFlp.
 Charles Palmer motored to Cambridge, Mass, Wednesday,
 Paul Seeasis is on a business trip to Boston today (Thursday).
 Mrs. Hathaway, Mrs. Fisher and daughter of Hartford and Captain Foster of Latimer light, who have been staying here, have left town. About Is Camp Fire Girls held pie | nie at Deans Mills Wednesday. The Wednesday evening dance at Com. munity house was largely attended. The l Metropolitan orchestra of six pieces, com posed of young men of the borough, pro- vided the music.
 "Wednesday morning at 6.30 at the reetory of St. Mary's church Miss Marie McCameFy was united in marriage witt Samuel E. Stewart of Mystic by Rev I James E. O'Brien. The bride is the | daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Nc. Gallery of Main Ftreet and has been 2 popular teacher in the borough school Miss Josephine Egan. cousin of the bride I was bridesmaid William Moves of Mys ] 1 ising young business man here, a grad aate Of Gushing academy and served l overseas during the world war Tn bride was attiEed in a gray travelling suit with hat to match. After bfeakfas ] Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Left for a trip tt 1 Boston and Maine. Upon their return 1 they will reside in Mystic. MT. Stewar is the ony son of MT. and Mrs. Samue Stewart of Mystic
 The StoniRgton Independents will g l to New London and play the baseball nine at the submarine base Sunday.
 W. ". Connors of Boston is a bushes caller here this week.
 The Women's Relief Corps Sewing Cir cls met with Mrs. Joseph King on Ome l ga street Monday afternoon and even ing. Much work was done on article which are to be sold at a lawn festiva during August
 The fish and game wardens remaine several days in this section and ar keeping a close watch on the waters her for any violations of the law regard ing Holsters. Quite 8 few men have bee operating without license.
 Sunday. July 31, the annual offerin for the Ussher Memorial fund will b taken by the Second Congregations church school. This is in memory c l Mrs. Ussher who lost her life in tn commencement of the world war, a Van, Turkey.
 Miss Lacy chesebrough of wate street leaves town today "Wednesday for Camp Tenehegan, at Lyme, Conn where she will spend two weeks
 John H. Ryan is in Norwich toda on business trip.
 l Joseph F. Joseph and family are on cruise on their yacht Flava. 1 Mr, and Mrs. Moses Pendieton of Bos ton are guests of Everett N. PendIeto of Main street
 Miss Margaret Mingo, is spending tw weeks at Block Island.
 Mrs. Grace Brownell of Newport, F |, is the guest Of J. H. Comstock an daughters of Gold street.
 The sqcend Congregational Sunday school will hold the annual picnic at Al iantic Beach Aug. 4, going by specis lear.
 The fresh air children will arrive frol New York Friday, July 2s There ar only few to arrive in Stonington, bu