Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-09-17

wien rec ACSEcr7N.
John Pearl of New York has been
appointed as active mana ger and SUI
perintendent OF the Reyes Process
romrany's mill. succeeding e. n. Nc
Donald. Mr.. Pearl Will reside in town.
Married Fifteen Years.
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Church cele-
brared the fifteenth anniversary Of
their marriage Friday night by enter
tanning spout twenty friends. During
the evening whist was played. Mrs
y snry Church winning first Woman's
prize and Thomas Church first mans
prize. The consolation prize went to
1frs. Charles Hope and Charles Chap
man of Norwich. Refreshments were
served and the remainder of the even
ing devoted to music. Guests we're
present from Norwich. Uncasville and
Pulmertowu. Mr.. and Mrs. Church
were presented three handsome rugs.
New Alnnshouse to Cost $1,000.
The board or selectmen have awarded
tire contract 10 rebuild the almshouse
a. Perry Bros. The price for the
building is TO b. s2.Ge0 and IL is to be
completed bv Nov. 90.
Miss Eva 81. German and Miss
Pobie Boyuton are i'm New York.
Mrs. Ellen Clifford and. daughter
Miss Mabel Browning. have been
spending z week al Hampton Falls, y.
Edward phillips. who has been en-
yloved near Lake Champisin. has re-
turned 20 the home of his parents Mr..
cnd Mrs Fred 7. Phillips.
Unfortunate Man Cared For.
Tohu Bsrorisc who has been en-
Tioved in the Tncasville Manufacturing
C1muany'S mill was found suffering
from atscesses OF the groin. His case
was brought before the selectmen and
placed the case in the hands Of the
health officer. DR.. NJ. r. Fox. As there
~ Fra- hi at Z Nc
O. lshouse. and NJ chance Of admit
tzucs 20 the hospitals in Norwich or
New London Dr. Fox finally succeeded
81 obtaining a place for him in
french family where he viii receive
attention.
An entertainment by the Peterson
family was given in the Methodist
church Friday evening.
Miss Bessie Mccarthy. who has been
n guest OF Mrs. J. Mahoney, returned
20 Hartford Monday
Child Fell Into Well.
A two YEAR old child Of Mr.. and Mrs
J. Fonviiie while a play in the yard
around its home, ran too near the
mouth Of well which is being dug
there and fell in. The child was caught
f~ the men az work in the well which
was some twenty feet deep. But for
fher aid the child must have been
Instantly killed bv the fall As il wa s
g escaped uninjured.
No Change Recommended.
A special meeting held in the town
hall Saturdav 90 make n change in the
lumber Of the members OF the school
hoard from three 10 six and 10 take
sction In regard 20 the supervisor. 9.
, Wheeler. was postponed ind efinitely.
The meeting did not consider any
change in the number Of members of
f1e board necessary and IL is consid
cred that the WORT. or the supervisor
aE ~ zrr
or the schools and that through his in
fue-ce the recent grant Of money from
the state had been obtained.
Perry Brothers started on Tuesday
. erect the new aimshouse on the old
hall game on the DsiscoH lot be-
tween the Juniors and Independents
vas won by the Independents. to ).
The game was for s.. which went TO
fne independents. Ba lev and NahOnaV
we're the battery for tho Independe nts;
Crcttev and Gearv FOR the Juniors.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred J. Hope and Mr..
and Mrs Charles Hope we're over
Sunday guests OF friends in South Gov
entry
Change in Meeting Nights
Cocheean camp. Modern Woodmen
a. America. has changed from Wednes-
day 10 Monday ss regular meeting
p gS1ts. They will now meet on tha
arst snd third Mondays Of each
month.
fishing party consisting Of John
Potter. Charles Bodies. J. J. Dodds. Jr !
had successful fishing trip Monday.
bringing in about $50 FISH
AEchaei 3lshoney Of StOnington was |
ne guest n his mother Mrs. Curtin |
over sunday
Norwich Academy Pupils.
Those who entered the Norwich
Tree Academy from the Tenth district !
trnca-vIiiel for the fall term were
Nathan Horenstein Jacob Horensteiu
: j. Dodds. Jr.. Frank Mitchell. all
starting I'm Wednesday.
NJ. Wynnez or Waterbury IL z guest I
- the home of Clark HummeH