Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-30
STONINGTON

STONINGTON
 Mrs. N Bartlett and son of Providence | are guests of the formers mother, Mrs. Cassidy
 Mrs. Kathryn Straight is visiting in 1 New London. pr. c. NJ Williams and family of New York have opened their summer home | here.
 Mrs. Alfred Kent of New York is visit 1 ing in town.
 Averiu Pendleton of New York is the 1 guest of Dr. and Mrs. Herman Atwood over the holiday.
 Charles Pendleton of New York is the guest of his sister. Mrs. Edmund Hyde, | and family.
 The Womans Relief corps will serve a dinner to the members of the American | Legion in Brayton's hall today (Monday). 1 The members presented the Legion silk poppies to wear. These peoples were made by the children of France and will be worn. the same as over there, in honor of the dead.
 l William P. Griffin has photographed the | honor roll board and the names can be read clearly without magnifying glass. 1 One of these photographs will go to Hart ford to be kept and one will be retained here
 Friday at 10.3o D. m. Joseph Monti of
 Westerly was on his way to meet party | at the WequeteQuock casino and his new Essex five passenger touring car ran into the stone wall in front of Louis Stanton's residence, overturning the car and smash ing it badly. MT. Monti, who was alone,
 only cut his wrist. The car. which he
 had but couple of weeks, was totaA
 wreck.
 Elias Clay and Andrew McGowan mo-
 tored to Hartford Sunday.
 Mrs. William Higgins is spending the
 holiday in New York.
 MT. and Mrs. Paul Conant of New Lon-
 don are guests of MT. Conant's mother on
 Water street
 Miss Christina Reid and Miss Honor Garity are home from Springfield, Mass. Mrs. Crowell and family have moved . from the Danaesi block to the Babcock , house on North Water street Captain Tillnghast of the boat Capt Grover Eld- 7 redge is to occupy the fiat vacated by ,, Mrs. Crowell.
 Mrs. Mary German of New York is the
 guest of Mrs. George Ryley and family
 on Water street.
 Attorney Edward Garity and Mrs Garity of New York are guests of the
 formers parents on North Water street ,, Miss Lessette White of Boston is the ! guest of Miss Catherine Powers. The power boat Ella L. was launched Saturday afternoon This launch is a new : boat and was built by Andrew Perry al 7 his home here Slfe is 35 feet long ant ' has a fine cabin. She was launched al Il the shipyard ready for the summer.
 MT. and Mrs. Everett Durham of New . Haven are spending Memorial day witl e Eugene Perkins and family. = The local postoffice has received noticr from Washington that anyone visiting
 that place can secure all and any informa ). tion by applying or calling on the bureal s of information at Pennsylvania avenue, a r Twelfth street, in the postoffice building l. All the hotels and inns in this sectiol If are open earlier this season than for man n years. All are doing good business fo It so early in the season. Usually Jun y 1st to the 18th these hotels begin to ope T, for the season.
 le Many cottage owners have already ar
 rived in all parts of the town, and a goo le season is predicted. Stonington has al le ways been considered the coolest spot 0 t. earth in the good old summertime an m many people come to enjoy the wate .h breezes combined with country surround Id ings. These people are from as far wes ,g as Chicago.
 Miss Florence Brown has tonslitis. w. A. Pike and family have arrive .. from Pittsield. Mass. o4 Dr. E. c. Streeter and family of Boi %Ia % ton have arrived for the summer E EN Mrs. Cottrell of New York has opene = the Craft place on Main street. n+ MT and Mrs. Frank Jahnel of Brool
 lyn, N. Y, are at the Pleasant Vie u Il house.
 e MT. and Mrs. William Robinson ar Il family and Everett James motored Stu
 day to Springfield, Mass, where the Rol
 inson family attended a family reunio
 They will return today tMonday) by al tomobile.
 ak MT. and Mrs. Arthur Zellar of sayle at vile. R. T.. are guests of the latter is mother, Mrs. Warren Perkins. nu Fred Wilcox spent Friday in Hartfor hs returning Saturday with Mrs. Wilcox, VI nu has been visiting in that city. se A number will motor to Hope Valley
 attend the pageant which is to be giv, there today (Monday). '0 The steam yacht Ranger, from Bosto
 was in the harbor Friday. oh The Stonington stenographic school
 closed today (Memorial day). 'n' The funeral of George E. Brayton VI oA held at his home on Elm street Frid;
 afternoon at 2.30 o'clock. Rev, Dwig -s'; c. Stone, pastor of the Second Congreg ra1 tional church oficiated Mir Brayt l. was a member of J. F. TruAhbun Pc III S2, G. A. R., member of Pequot Cou lai cn, R. A. Also of the G. A. R., whe
 only four survive him. The beare 'Ss were Charles Main, Asa Wilcox, Thom
 Glover, John Kizonah, H, B. Wilbur, we we J. Gardner. Burial was in Stoningt er- cemetery.
 . At the Second Congregational chur as Sunday the pastor who has been he 7n- 9n for the past Is years addressed m m members of the Woman's Relief Cor es' at 1o.45 when they attended services body. The members of the J. "h' Trumbull Post No. s2, and James ,,, Harvey Post, A. L., also attended Ill., service.
 NAS Mrs. W. L. Bliss and daughters, Mis-, ...,, Dorothy and Alma Bliss of Mt vern "'l arrived Saturday by automobile and guests of MT. Bliss sister, Mrs. L. III Ledward over the holiday
 The First Baptist church held sper
 services Sunday morning and evenf
 pr. H. M. Thompson, the minister. snc
 at the morning service on Search ] was Try Me, Lead Me. The evening to .76, was Not Peace but Sword At the ell 'urt of the morning service the Lords Sun ilty was celebrated
 rich Sunday the infant son of Mir. and NJ ome Sylvia on corner of Harmony and M ngs. streets, was christened at St. Mar ant church.
 rent The two-act drama The Neighbc und was successfully given at the Sec Hon congregational parlors Friday event bout A piano solo by Stanley Brainard , pint finely rendered and vocal selections. T the dered by Stanley Pierce pleased and large number who attended About ring was realized.