Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-03
FEW LONDON COUNTY.
UNCASViLlE
Tesohs = Appointed for Coming Sci 'oI
Year Change in Station Agents
Boys Cases Noled.

cir. and Mrs. Lewis Phinney of Ar
liuzton. Mass arrived Thursdae to
spend a week at the home of Mrs.
Phinney's aunt Mrs. Henry Dart.
Mrs. Clarence f. Walden and daugh-
tiers Marjorie and Carol. who have
been spending the summer with Mrs.
Walder's mother. Mrs. Ida Browning.
returned to Boston Saturday. accom-
panied by Mrs. Browning who will
spend the winter with Mrs. Walden.
Mrs. Francis \. Taylor Joined her
husband Saturday and viii keep house
81 the home Of Mrs W. T. Browning
which the doctor has rented for the
winter
Waiter Dart OF Springfield. who has
been a guest at the home of Mr. and
Irs. NJ. H. Furber, returned home
this week.
Miss Helen Baker and brother The
cdOre. who have been guests of their
grandmother. Mrs. John Coggshall.
returned home accompa MED by Mrs.
Coggshsli who attended camp meet
Ing In Willimantic during her stay.
William Mckenzie and Fred w.
chapel and william Nc Kenzie attend
Cd Wiliimantic camp meeting the last
OF the week.
tend the funeral of a relative in New
York
The house which Joseph st. Ger
maine has in process OF building is
ready for the masOns.
Mrs. John Gidley of Mantle and her
daughter. Mrs. Charles Swan. were
guests Of relatives in this place Fri
day.
New Station Agent.
David Freiberg. Who has been sta
ton agent at the g. Y station in this
I7ace. left Friday FOR Belchertown.
VI Sir. Freiberg has been succeeded
y g. z Emerson OF Bury, VT.
Miss Gertrude Bodies. who has been
spending a few weeks in New York,
returned irorne THURSDAY.
Mrs. Ralph Shaffer and child have
been guests OF relatives in Baltic.
William Rawley OF New York is
visiting friends in town.
Miss Mary Sullivan. who recently
returned from a visit to Ireland, is
visiting in Hartford
William Mahoney. employed in
Plainheld, was at his home in this
place over Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Gracey of New
london were recent guests at the
home OF Mrs. Gracey's mother. Mrs.
EDWARD CorBet.
Paul Maine. son of Rev. and Mrs s.
= Maine. who recently underwent an
operation for appendicitis. has so far
recovered as to be able to return to
bridgeport.
irving F1ndley. who has been living
o. Miss Mamie Aliens house. has OBJ
tsfred employment in Baltic and NOV
81 his household goods to that place
Tuesday.
Teachers Appointed.
Ths public schools in town viii open
Tuesday. September S. At a recent
meeting Of the school board, held at
che home OF Charles W. Comstock
chairman OF the board, these teachers
ere appointed to teach the following
school year; In the Tenth district
suucasvilie). principal Miss Grace
Hooper. who will have charge of
grades s. and s: Miss Anna Quinn.
assistant. grades 4 and d: Miss Bar
hara Cornet. grades and 3; Miss
Alice Kilieen. grade I.
. Z Sweet superintendent of the
IncaSville Mfg Co, left Tuesday for
o business trip TO Boston.
Joseph Picsrdy. who has been fore
man a. the Thames River Construc-
t.on Cos mill. has been appointed to
R similar place in Boston.
Caught AZ Woodehucks.
Frank Parker has a dog which has
good record for catching wood
clucks, having caught A. this season.
Mrs. George IIawkey and child.
Who have been guests at the home of
rir. ard Mrs. George o. Allen, returned
90 New Britain Wednesday.
Cases NoIied.
The cases against Fred Rheaume.
Clifford Shields. Fred Cloutier and
Henry DePathy. heard before Justice
% the Peace Henry \. Bolles Monday,
we're nolled. The case against the
boys was completely in an act of in
decent assault with Alonzo Geer.
Mrs. Susan Baker OF Westerly. who's
has been spending several weeks at
7le home OF Mrs. Stephen Parker, is
row a guest at the home OF her ne
pher. Edwin Henry.