Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-06
NEW LONDON COUNTY.
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Dr. Taylor Grants Petition to Return Pequot Mills Not SoId-Norwieh Man Buys Town Farm Timber.

Misses Josephine Hart, Ethel Cor net. Barbara Cornet and Laura Bitters, who have been attending the summer school at Storrs, have finished the course and returned home.
 Mrs Edward Carter of Pequot Is visiting in Boston
 Mrs. James MaIoney is entertaining Mrs. Timothy Sullivan of Providence.
 Dr. Taylor Corning Back.
 In response to the petition. Dr. F. A. Taylor a former practitioner, has con sented 10 relocate in town II was obtained he would return These were sFcured and it is expected that pr Taylor wtll return about Sept 1st-
 Rural Delivery for Seven Years.
 July sath completed seven years of rural delivery service from the post
 MT and Mrs. Reuben Austin Of Westerly were Sunday visitors at the home of Mrs Henry F. Dart
 Wounded by Pitchfork.
 William Carter F. while assisting 10 unload hay at the barn with a horse fork. was badly injured The steel barb of the fork caught him just un- der she jaw tearing itself out. making a bad wound several inches in length
 John J. Dodds, who has been spend ing several weeks with relatives in Mantle. returned home Thursday
 Mills Not Sold.
 Charles ID. White denies the rumor that the Pequot mills have been sold to out Of town manufacturers
 John ]. Eeary- who purchased one of the large buildings of the old dye mill has had 1t moved and is having il reuodeIed into a tenement house
 MT and Mrs Charles Hurlbutt, who have been guests at the home or John Babccck have returned to Boston.
 Mrs Howard Vibber of Worcester is visiting MT and Mrs Elisha Nibber- ]
 1r9 Miss Ellen Marvin of Norwich were guests Sunday Of Mrs John Coggshall
 A justice of the peace united ln mar riaEe Friday evening Charles Babcoek and Nfss Sarah Stearns-
 Howard Rogers. employed in Gas f0nbury is spending his vacation at the home of his father Frank Rogers The Methodist Sunday school picnic which was to have been held Satur- day was postponed 10 Friday on ac- count of the weath
 Vote Pastor Vacation
 After the morning service Sunday. the official board of the Methodist Episcopal church held a meeting and voted to give the pastor, the Rev & F Maine a vacation. the time when it l shall be taken 10 be dscfded later Tossn Farm Timber So.a..
 C. NJ GeIsthardt Of Norwich has pur- chased 1hs timber the town farm for k13s5- This with the insurance 1
 
 build the house on the farm which was burned a few months ago
 St John5s Parish Festival. The annual festival held by St Johns Roman catholic church at HRicnards grove was highly successful Owing to the storm Saturday the ball game was abandoned Music by the Lyric Hall orchestra and prompting by William Smfddy was all the dancers could ask for The affair was well patronized and the financial result satisfactory -Pars- Company Out Of Business The Pain1ertown Pant company. which has been occupying store in the building owned by MT Chappell of Morris BoofrofT. who has been conduct ing the business will moxe to Canada Mss Margaret Barry of Waterbury and Miss Gertrude Olsen left Monday 10 spend the week at Watch Hill Guy A Loomis employed in Hart ford is spending his vacation at the home of his father. G. Turner Loomis. MT and Mrs Frank Chapman of Hartford are visiting relatives in town Mir. and Mrs. Alfred J. Watt of Hartford are visiting Mir and Mrs. Jesse C. Watt Misses May Walsh Norah Cummings and Zella Brouiilard- after a week spent, at Block Island. have returned home Frank Hart has left Hartford and will work for C. A. Chapman. As a result of the recent heavy rains the esHoankment on the east side of the new bridge just above the car sta ton has several large gutters washed down rhz bark and holes appear in the roadbed- Railroad ties have been piled ir the places to stop further washing sut- Mrs Moran and Miss Grace Reyes of Norwich Falls were guests of Tru- l man Keyes at his cottage Sunday The ball game between the Tigers of 1 Norwich. and the Montville Juniors was l won bv the home team, 13 to | The 1 batteries were Geary and Tenn, Hart, 1 ETlleen and Rogers l