Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-08-31
COLCHESTER
Real Estate Partners at Law Over
Con1mission-Meeting of Academy
rPoration-Borouqh' Notes.

SorPoration-Boroug Notes.
The case Of Michael Levine VS.. John
l<essler was heard before Justice John
r. Backus Saturday morning at 10
O'Clock in the old town hall under the
Congregational church. Charles T..
Brown appeared for Kessler and Law
yer Brown of Norwich for Levine. The
case is jover a matter of commission
which Levine claims is due him for
the sale of the Feidus farm on Chest
nut Hill. Levine & Kessler were
partners in real estate business. Le-
vine brought parties to purchase the
place, and after the sale Kessler pock-
eted the entire fee. Levine claims.
Judge .Backus reserved his decision
until this week
Business Mems OUTING.
About dozen business men OF the
town went to Watch Hall Sunday for
a days outing.
News in General.
Frank Kelliher of Maiden. Mass. is
visiting relatives in town.
John Donahoe of Naugatuck is Wis
iting friends in town.
Game Postponed.
There was no ball game here Sat
urday, as the Brooklyn y. NJ. G. A..
team at Gardner Lake, in camp. was
obliged to cancel the game. They will
play here some day this week
Mrs. c. F. Mcintosh and Ade1bert
Hatfield returned Saturday evening
from a weeks visit with relatives in
New London.
Mrs. Henry J. Bailey and children
returned Sunday from two weeks visit
with relatives in Bozrah.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Sparrow of New
York are spending several weeks with
relatives in town.
Attorney David S. Day of Bridge
port was the guest of his mother. Mrs.
e. S. Day, on Norwich avenue, over
Sunday
]. Fl. Robbins of Mr.. Hermon, North
field Mass, is with his wife. who is
visiting her parents ON South Main
street.
Postmaster S. II. Kellogg. Marshall
]. Porter and l.. Brockett were in New
Haven Sunday. making the trip in Mr..
Brockett's touring car.
Lucy and Myra Higgins were guests
of relatives in Portland Saturday.
James G.. Foote of Boston is spend |
ing few days with his cousin, Albert
Fl. Foote Of PacNwoodville.
At the morning services in the Con-
grega tional church Sunday Rev. George |
w. Reynolds of Manchester preached
an excellent sermon. taking as his sub
ject Love. At the offertory Charles +. |
Williams of New Haven sang an ex-
presslve bass solo, More Love to Thee, |
o Christ.
Mrs. Henry Minnick of Maiden,
Mass, is visiting her sister, Mrs.
Stpehen Austin.
Mrs. Fred ]. Hall left Saturday for |
Springfield, Mass, after a short visit |
with relatives in town.
Frank Sherman is moving his house |
hold goods to the Daudey house on |
Elmwood Heights
Gardner Wickwire of New Haven is |
visiting mis- grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs
D. w. Hakes.
Charles D. Williams OF New York
was in town Saturday.
George II. Ives of Mystic was a re- 1
cent guest of his sister, Mrs. f. L. |
Taylor.
Academy Corporation Meets.
Bacon Academy corporation held |
Heir annual meeting Monday at 2 |
@clock to hear the reports OF the treas
hrer and auditing committee, to elect |
The loaning committee and do other
business required.
Augustus Wenke, Mrs. Charles Muh |
and children and Mrs. William Prick |
and child, who have been visiting at |
Mr. and Mrs William Curgenven's, on
for two weeks, returned to
New York Saturday.
Representative Samuel Mcdonald |
md family left Saturday for a few
lays outing at Mantle. They made the
rip down by touring car.
Mrs. Milton L. Davis of East Hart
ord is visiting her mother, Mrs. EN-
ma Stebbins.