Norwich bulletin., 1921-06-07
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Deputy Mrs. Littleton attending. Fol lowing the business meeting rehearsal took place for the minstrels the ergani- zation is soon to present.
 Members of St. John's Comnandery, No. il, K. T., of this city, have accept cd an invitation from the Norwich brothers, to visit that city as their guests Tuesday evening, June 21. A short pa rade is to take place, following which there will be degree work at the Ma sonic temple. large delegation from this city will make the trip by autorno- bile
 Rev. A. D. Carpenter, pastor of the First Baptist church of this city, is at- tending the thirty-sixth annual com mencement of Newton Theological semi nary at Newton Centre, Mass. Rev. MT Carpenter is a graduate of that institu- tion, class of 1917 with the degree of bachelor of divinity. The trustees, upon | recommendation of the faculty, have voted to confer upon Rev. Mir. Carpenter at commencement this year the degree of master of theology, for graduate work accomplished during the past four years. The subject of the thesis submitted and accepted for the degree was Science | and Immortality.
 | Mrs. Edward r. Whitmore has return | i ton and vicinity.
 | Miss Blanche Piche, of Tingley street, l is enjoying two weeks vacation from her i work as nurse at St. Joseph's hospital. J Another local fight fan has received tickets for the Dempsey -Carpentier bout at Jersey City. J. L. Duff, of Winter street, who is the lucky man, will be there for the fight.
 1 Members of Francis s. Long Woman $ Relief Corps held their memorial exer- ! cises at the town hall Sunday afternoon, | following which the graves of deceased , members were decorated.
 Carpenters Local No. s25, has voted 10 reject the offer of 7a cents per hour, made by local contractors The men want the SO-cent rate set by the state association as the price for journeymen carpenters.
 Members of tIIe World Wide Gu0d re- gently met at the home of Miss Edith l.. Bowen where they rendered a miscel- I Ianeous shower to Miss Elizabet Pen dleton who is soon to become the bride of J. Homer Hawkins of this city.
 Funeral services for Mrs Mary G. Cos grove were held Monday morning at S.30 o'clock from her late home, No. 6S ! Lewiston avenue. In the solemn requiem high mass at St. Joseph's church at O. ! clock Rev. John E Clark was celebrant | Rev. J. J. Tyler, deacon, and Rev Charles M. Kelly, sub-deacon. There ! was a large attendance at the mass. The ! flowers were beautiful Mrs. A. w | Turner was at the organ and played ! Chopin's funeral march as the body was | borne into the church. At the offertory Mrs Henry J. Mathieu sang o Salu- [ t5ris and for waiting hymn, Beauti- ! ful Isle of Somewhere. The bearers were Thomas Grady, George Timmins ! George Grimes and John Moran Bur ial wa sin St. Joserh's cemetery. XII lourcy Brothers were in charge of the 1 arrangements.
 | William Timmins of No. 1166 West Main street was arrested Monday night about 5.30 o'clock on 2 charge of theft Ills arrest followed the appearance in this city of County Investiga tor William D. Jackson, Captain Edward Roach oi the New London division of the New Haven railroad, Lieutenant Frank NJ !Garrett Of the Hartford division of the New Haven road, and Captain William Lewis of the Southern Division of tho Central Vermont railroad Accompanied by Chief of Police Sillourey the officer. visited Timmin's home and placed hin under arrest A search of the hous, resulted in the finding of q quantity O goods believed to have been stolen iron freight cars in the upper yard Seven teen boxes of Silkine Embroidery Thread boxed by the American Thread Compan, and valued at about $15 were found. aIsc a quantity of soap and several blankets
 Breaks into freight cars in this city have been going on during the past few months and Timmins arrest came afte, the officers had followed uD their clues ! During the series of breaks mary hisn kets valued at about s410 each hay, been stolen, and quantity of cigarette have also been missed. Tfmmins vii be in the city court this tTuesday
 morning.
 John Hamilton King, son of For1ne Attorney-General William A. King, o this city, has been awarded the secon
 of the Lucien F. Robinson prizes in tn
 sophomore competition at Yale Univer
 sity for special proficiency in class wer
 in Latin He is graduate of Wind ham High school
 Rev. A. ". Clifford, pastor of tr Windham Center Congregational chtircI
 left Monday for Boston for week
 stay with John Buck brother of MT Cliffrd. Mrs. Clifford and children a,
 companied MT. Buck Sunday to Bosto
 when he returned after visit with il Clifford family at Windham Center.
 Members of the local telephone e, 4 change enjoyed a social and dance Mol
 day night at the r. NJ. c. A FoIlowir the dance refreshments were served.
 
 Poets, like hens, are continually chan
 ing their lays, but the Thanksgiving tu
 key has no chance.