Norwich bulletin., 1922-05-19
STON1NGTON

The Community Chorus met in Com munity hall Wednesday evening, when committees were chosen for the picnic which is to bs held at Harbors1de this summer. the chorus having been invited by Representative and Mrs. N. P. Moves Ia picnick on their lawn, the members, soloists and director all being invited to attend The entertainment committee k composed of Miss Edwina Ryon, Mrs Frank Dodge, Mrs. Theodore Dewhurst, Mrs. Nathaniel Moves; picnic committee W. P. Moves. F. E. Burtch, William Rose. Warren Wheeler. H. R. Palmer, J. B. Brown. George Hallett. No date has vet been decided on, but the picnic prob- ably will be held in July. About $loo was cleared at the last concert given. The net proceeds will be contributed to the community association.
 The Stonington members of the chor- us went to Mystic Thursday evening for the concert at Mystic Community house. Lieut.. J. Edward Fairbrother was in Bridgeport Thursday where U. $. A. of icers held a conference.
 The death of John A. Andrews occur red Wednesday afternoon at 3.30 p. m. at his home on Trumbull street He was born 1858 in the Azores, Western Islands. He had been i'll during the winter with pneumonia, but was able to be about until few weeks ago. He was the son of Joseph and Annie Lewis An Hrews. One son. John Andrews, of the Westerly road and a granddaughter sur vive him. When a young man MT. An drews followed the water as fisherman for many years.
 Bundle Day opens today (Friday) and will continue during Saturday. Many articles of clothing are wanted for the sufferers of the near east and 1t is hoped that people here will respond generous iy.
 The woman's Relief Corps met Wed nesday afternoon at Brayton's hall wher plans were formulated for May 80, Me. morial Day. In years gone by the mem bers of the G. A. R. here were served g dinner by the relief corps, but owing tc there being only two or three member: left and those are unable to attend thii year because of infirmity and illness, tht corps will serve dinner in their room. to the Girl and Boy Scouts of StoningtoI borough. who assist in decorating thu graves of heroes in the cemeteries here Potted plants will be used this veal Instead of loose flowers as formerly The corps has done a great deal of goot work since its organization.
 Thursdny evening the Building, Loal and Savings Association met in the offic of the town clerk on Grand street whel the secretary. Mathew Leahy, reportet B good number of shares sold When tn second series was opened in April ther were Al new subscribers, 13 having talk sn the first series. There is a total O l45 members with 532 shares; 20 Ihares having been taken at the Apr meeting. The total amount subscribe 10 date is s5.235.e4. There are four per sons who have made applications fo oans
 The stoninEton Minstrels was aEai presented in Borough hall Thursday ey sning with a large audience, the pro seeds of this performance going { James W. Harvey Post. A. l.. The men oers were heard to advantage in theI aarts which showed the excellent trair Ing given them by the director, Thoms O'Connell. Every number went smootf 'y and was well received
 Porgies are in the local markets fc Fridays selling. also cells and co, Founders have not appeared in the ma Ssts here and Holsters are bringing froi 70 to Soc a pound.
 Clarence F. Shackley of New York he guest of Mrs. Jorn Shackley an family.
 Mfs. U. B. Spaluing Of Main street suffering from the effects of a shock.
 Miss Elizabeth McGrath, who is vii Mrs. Joseph P. Joseph at her home ( Water street. Is seriously i'll, because an injury to her knee.
 The Sagamore cottage at Lords Poi, will be occupied this season by Mir. ar Mrs. Evans and family of Pittsaei Mass
 Mrs. Elinor F. Bancroft Is visiting Boston.
 Mrs. John Mason of Springfield. Mas occupying the cottage of O. G, Woo nansee on Boulder avenue.
 Orson Sweet has returned from Flo Ida and Is at Lords Point
 The road machine is at work on fl roads at Lords Point and will soon finished under Road Supervisor Ra1ph Wheeler and his assistants.
 Lot No. 135 Langworthy avenue q, James street has been sold to Mrs. I hanna Stranch of Mystic A small ec tage will be erected there.
 Representatives N. P. Moves of sto lngton has received a letter from ceor 5. Goddard. state librarian at Hartfo tating that the poem written by M] 2auline Moves, his daughter, had be idoed to the state collection of " poems and has also been made a part Efnnfne4o-