Norwich bulletin., 1922-05-26

torieal sketch of the church; festival, Te Deum, Stainer, with solo by Mrs. T. w Cutler; recessional hymn.
 T.2O D. m service-Processiona hymn; Gloria Patri; Magnificent, Buner; Nunc Dimittis, Buner; anthem, Far From My Heavenly Home, West; soprano solo, by Miss Constance Fort; hymn: addresses Is An Hour of Hallowed Peace; with tenor solo, by Albert Fort; recessional hymn.
 Mrs. Wilfred Brown of Stonington has been appointed matronf of the girls camp at Tenehegan, Rogers lake, which is under the directio nof the Y. M. c. A. of New London county. Her pleas ing personality, good judgment and ex- perience in the girls branch of the work mak cher very valuable. The boys camp will open Thursday, June 29, and close July 27. A large number will at tend from Stonington. The girls section will open July 29, and continue for two weeks.
 Three candidates applied to join St. Mary's Tierney Cadets at their meeting l held Tuesday evening in the basement 1 of the K of c. home on Main street and were admitted The committee on mem l bership is making excellent progress. A committee was chosen to procure floral 1 tributes which will be placed on the i graves of deceased members. The mem i bers will turn out Sunday afternoon and will assemble in the basement of the K. of C. home at o'clock and march to 1 St. Mary's cemetery under Capt. John 1 c. Bryer. The boys will also turn out May 30 when it is expected that about 1 50 will march in the Memorial Day pa rade The manager of the baseball team i John c. Bryer, reported the four-league game with Sacred Heart Tierney Ca dets, of Groton, would be played Satur- l day afternoon. The girls have admitted 1 two candidates to membership and about 25 will march in the Memorial Day pa Trade. Mrs. Paul Bergel. has been ap- pointed director of St. Mary's Tierney': Cadets and Mrs Charles B. McGoort
 was chosen director for the girls ot Stonington.
 William Ostman, who has been at 2 1 private hospital in Willimantic for sev
 eral weeks and is now at the home o1
 his brother and sister-in-law, Captain J and Mrs. fred Ostman is improving. i Albert L. Stickney and family will ar rive this week from New YoYrk to ope1 their summer home at Wamphassucl
 Point.
 | Oscar and Clifford James of Cliff
 street leave today (Friday) to spend tht
 weekend in New York and Mt. Vernon ] guests of their brother. Edwin James
 There are several petitions to conn up in the probate court for Stoningtol
 before Judge Frank H. Hinckley il
 June The estates of Andrew and Eli
 zabeth McGowan, late of New York
 leaving estates in the probate distric
 of Stonington. The administration
 account having been exhibited with sai'
 estate to the court of probate for <sai,
 district for, allowance a hearing at tn
 probate office on the allowance of ad
 rninistration account. is to be held.
 Tn the estate of Ira c. Moves, late o
 Mystic, deceased six months has bee
 allowed for the creditors to exhibit thei
 claims for settlement. Frederic Deniso
 is administrator
 In the estate of Barbara Greenhaief : late of Mystic. the executor has applie
 for an order authorizing him to sell ce-
 tain real estate being situated at Indus trial place.
 : Estate Of Harriet L. P. Spalding de } ceased, upon application of D. Burrow 2 Spadling praying that an instrumer purporting to be the last will and tests : ment be admitted to probate a hear :, Ing will be held in June.