Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-07-02
NEW LONDON COUNTY.
UNcAsviLIE

UNcASViLIE
American Council Elects Officers-Pu-
pills Successful in Academy Exami-
Enthusiastically Company Asks
for Lower Taxes.
Providence, arrived at the home of his
parents Saturday night to spend his
vacation.
o. U. A. M. Officers.
American council Q. U: A. NJ, at
it's. regular meeting, held in Palmer
Memorial hall Thursday evening, elect
ed the following officers for the ensu-
ing year: Councillor. George Pratt;
vice councillor. Harold Smith; record
ing secretary, Harry A.revood; assist,
Burchard: financial secretary, Frank
Richards; treasurer, Dan D. Home;
instructor Luther left; examiner,
Earl Carlton chaplain, John Carlton;
inside protector. William G. Byrnes;
outside protector. Daniel A. Rogers;
trustees. Frank H. Rogers, John
Lynch, Roger Gardner
Mrs. c. NJ. Holmes, who has been a
guest of her daughter, Mrs Edwin
Henry, has returned to Grassy Hill.
Edwin Phillips has resigned in New
London and is working at Whitehall,
n. Y.
r. H. Melcer is visiting friends in
New York.
Mrs. Winfield Hanney and son wes-
ley and daughter Katherine of Salem
spent the past week as guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Church.
Work on the new building to be
used as postoffice is completed.
]. T. Adams, who was taken sud-
denly i'll while at his work in Palm
er mill F'riday,<is slightly improved.
Keeps Right on Working.
The Keyes Process company. whose
drying rooms were destroyed by fire
last week, has decided to continue
work manufa curing the building ma
terial and to build up the part dam
aged by fire. The work has been con-
tinued since the fire as it was found
that the machinery in the main build
ing was uninjured but the drying
process has had to be done by natural
process.
Edwin A. Card of Groton was in
town Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred J. Hope, VINO
have been visiting friends in New
York and Philadelphia have returned
home.
Edward Childs of New London was
an er-Sunday visitor at the home
of her aunt, Mrs. Clark HunmeH.
Gone to Glasgo.
Theodore Marchand, machinist for
the Q. NJ. Robertson company, las
viii soon move his family.
Mrs John Lynch was taken to the
Backus hospital Thursday for surgi-
cal tres tnent.
ar. and Mrs. Levi Tucker and Miss
Ellen Newton of East Lyme were week
end visitors at the home of DR.. and
Mrs, NJ. E. Fox.
H. S. Taylor, who has been occupy
Gales Ferry.
Home Team Wins.
A baseball game between the Teams
from Norwich and Montville was won
by the MontviIle team, 10 to s.,
The game between the Uncasville
JUNIORS and the New London Central
A c. Juniors was won by the home
team. IS to II.
Passed Academy Examinations.
class at Palmer Memorial and Tenth
district school, who took the Nor
witch Free Academy entrance exami-
nations. were successful, except one
m eraber of the Tenth district, who was
conditioned. Those from Palmer Me-
were Harold Rosenlund, Herbert Rog-
ers, Harry Watt, -Abran Greenburg,
Marion Henry, Carrie Wood The
Tenth district class were Clara Heni-
gan. May Horenstein, Jacob Horen-
stein, John j. Dodd, Frank Mitchell
Barber Place Sold.
Mrs. George Barber has sold her
house and land, situated near Pecuot
to William Spicer of New London
Mrs. Barber has moved out of town.
Mrs Beckwith and family intend TO
move to Jerome Island. just over the
Waterford line.
Wants Tax Relief.
At the meeting of the board of Sc
1ectnen Saturday a representative Of
the Thames Specially company own
ars of the new paper mill in process
Of construction. was present. and stat-
ed what the company wished in regaf.f7
To tax relief The company has this
yeSr been taxed heavily, the assess-
ment being the largest in the town.
TIE company will pay this and does
Not state the amount of reduction fx-
pected from the town. 1t was iiecided
property at an early date and talk
the matter over. preliminary to cal
ing q special town meeting to con-"
siLer the question. The company does
mo- ask for any reduction on the
property held west of the C. Y. rail
road tracks, but does ask on the new
mill which has been built on ground
made into the river.
Truman Reyes of Norwich Falls
spent Sunday at his cottage in this
place.
Mrs. George L. Rogers ceiebra ted
her s0th birthday Wedn esday. Many
friends remembered her. with post
cards
Palmer Brothers closed down their
mill Thursday for the boat race
w 3. Walden addressed the audi
afternoon in place of Rev S. F. Maine
who was called to conduct the f1-