Norwich bulletin., 1922-05-29
sTONINGTON

STONINGTON
The 18th anniversary OF the foundiEa
of Calvary Episcopal church Is being cal
ebrAted by a three day period vtich
started Saturday and continues through
out Sunday and today (5ionday)- Ths
historical exhibit drew a large crowd
Saturday afternoon many antiques being
shown, including rare old pictures Il
ministers who preached in Stoningto7s
ornaments used many years ago. coC1-
ments of various kinds. etc The exhibit
will continue throughout today (1fon-
day.. Sunday was a rally day wfth
services at o'clock in the morrlrE.
with the celebration Of holy eommunion
and at 1.30 the second celebration ard
the confsring OF the rite Of connrmnticn
on a class Of ten candidates BY Rt- Rev.
Chauncey B. Brewster. OF Hartford, wins
delivered a strong and interesting SER
mon. The O'Clock service was histori-
cal service when Archdeacon ]. FL
breed Brown of Norwich addressed tbs
congregation. He was followed by Rev
P. N. Kerridge OF St. James church, New
London, who represents the Mother
church and DR.. Henry n Thompso1 Of
THE First Baptist church. St0ning-cn-
The addresses were most. ENTERTAINERS
and interesting. The Historical acdres1
was made by the rector. Rev. william =
Williams. he last Sunday services vas
held at T.so D. m with evening prayer
and addresses at 1880 .. m with eTgc-
ing prayer and addresses by ex-rectorg
of Calvary church, Rev. E. B. Schmidt
of Ansonia Rev. Charles ]. Mason. %
sczrsdale, N. 2; Rev. Frederick 2
Sanford, Of stonington; Rev. ]. 3. Bean
champ, Of st. Marks church. MySties
Rev. Richard Hatch Of Southport. Gem.
A. special musical service was arranged
for the choir and Miss Emeline Ear
grand. the organist Solos were rend-
stance and Albert Fort at the evening
service.
This CMonday) evening there win b
a parish supper for active and aaEocI-
ate members, children Of the parish ana
quests to be served on the church lawn.
The older children Of the Sunday school
\ will act as walters. The supper VII -
from to T.so and an orchestra VII -
j IN attendance. Following this a z1sfr1l
and literary programmes VIII be gwen
| The public has been invited 70 visit tts
exhibit today (Alondsy). while Il rerr2i1f
OMEN Many people attended the reetirs1
/ from out Of town during the two dayL
The meeting Sunday. drew 4 large crowd
and the historical exhibit which showed
portraits. etc. as far back as 1880. Tsrs
viewed by many 49,
The death of Mrs. Lucy Ann etronE
Stone at o'clock Thursday evening
caused deep regret to many friends. She
I has endeared herself to all who knew
her while here with her con. Rev
i Dwight c. Stone. She was stricken with
pneumonia about 10 days aeo- Nr1<
stone was born in Bethlehem. Ccen,
January Is. 1881, the daughter Of Cahun-
4 cey and Mary Ann Kasson Strong. So
| married George c. Stone Of Midcle5rfT.
Conn. March IL. 1885. she wHs % kind
disposition, always willing 70 helD whea
needed She was q membeF Ct 80
Conversational church AZ BsttletEu.
She ~ survived by three childrer. Rev.
Dwight G. Stone Of stonington, z Irvizg
Stone of Bethlehem and Mss Minnie
Elizabeth Van Olinda OF Mt. Vernon. ~.
Y The funeral and burial win be a.
her home IN Bethlehem where the bcey
was taken Sunday.
Friday the pony belonging 70 Richard
Armstrong, became frightened a. the
curve on Elm and Cutler strest and
threw Mr.. Armstrong and his son or,
of the cart 70 the cement road. Thr
pony started for home at lively pace
The occupants OF the cart were nun1
1 me EOIHE lOI lnclI GJlll.
George Taylor and George Hyde vkc
have been spending a few days IN Fart.
ford and New Britain returned hcm1
Friday.
Rev. Albert Mason Of scarsdaIe. y. =.
Is the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs Fr1rf
dodge.
Miss Anna florence OF Shelton wkc
. has been the guest of Mr.. and Mr. l.
Krfzsneh. has returned home
Rev. R D. Hatch of Southport- Gem
!. was the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs Thorz,
wilheeuson over the week end
Il J.. W. Styles Of Brooklyn, n z, 4
: IN town over SUNDAY and MONDAY.
The committee Of the stoningtcn Hiss
=rhnui 11aDer. Entire Nous. gave
) dance Friday evening at Wequeeeqrocz
] Casino.
Il The Community club ls to haYs izrrl
clock installed in the tower OF tts -
house
: At. the stoninVton cemeterx ehsrs Al
: 55 graves Of soldiers and sailors q ~
: Civil. Spanish and World wars II
J Road cemetery has seven and St Nary
cemetery fourteen. All these graves WI
: all be DECORATED Memorial Day.
Mrs. Theodore ?. scoffield win b d
years oh IN October.
The Mfxtuxet club IS TO purchase ~
: dio set.
the baseball team Of the Anerisz,
| Velveet Athletic association VIII 70 Z
! Mystic Tuesday morning TO u1sy q
. MYSTIC A A. and in the afternoc- n re
turn game win be played IN stpnfnstol
. | with the Mystic team
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