Norwich bulletin., 1910-05-25
NOANK
Hotels and Cottages Ready for Early Season-Houseboat Rosasie Net Seid Public School to Graduate Seven teen.

Season-Houseboat Rosasie Net Seid
 Public School to Graduate Seven
 teen.
 The Palmer house is to open soon after June first, about one month later than has been the custom in former years Capt. James Sistare. proprietor. has made many changes and renova- tions and the house is nearly ready for the early arriving guests. 6enovatOns at the AShby house have been com pleted and three guests have arrived for the summer.
 Nearly all of the cottages have been leased for the season and there gre enough inquiries for those that have not yet been leased to guarantee their being occupied. Five of the cottages owned by summer guests have been opened. Several of those at Mason Island will be occupied soon after the closing of the city schools.
 The north cottage on Groton Long Point has been purchased by John Bailey of New tonden. who will spend the summer thefe wirh hts family.
 Rosaiie Not Sold.
 A statement that the houzeboat Rosalie, owned by ex-Moyer fkecSer of Hartford had been sold and woasd leave these waters for the south hAs been contradlcted by Capt Neil Neil gentleman from New York who repse- sented Connections caS Sital has inspect ed the boat recently And seemed well pleased with the vessel, put s sale has inspect two other boats near New York of the sarae description a5 the Rosalie. In event of the sale the Rosalie was to be employed in trans ferring passengers to and frfm ocean liners near BuefieIds Nfcsra qua, where the large vessels cAanot touch. owing to a larke sandoar which sx- tends into the harbor. The corpoza- prospective buyer has Purchased tract of land akout forty ntbes west of BluefeldS where banenAe wsi be grown on a large scale. The buyer is which will be used in transporting the fruit to the nearest point of shipment.
 Road Nearly Completed.
 The section of Elm street near che cemetery which Is being widened is nearly completed. The stone support for the sidewalk has been finished and men are now employed in grading the laying a stone gutter. It Is hoped that the iron fence will arrfve-so that the work can be completed before Memo rial day.
 shipyard Notes.
 The Jay Street Terminal conapany's tug Jamison was hauled out on the ways at the shipyard Tuesday and the rudder. which is constructed of steel ana WClRHs nearly IouT tonB, WAS placed in position. While on the ways the hull of the weasel will be painted.
 G. H. Mcdonald and men commenced the construction Of the house on the lighter recently launched which was built for the Atlas Cement company of New York. The keel for the second lighter, of a contract for three for th4s firm. has been laid by J. H. Fitzpatrick. who has charge of the contract.
 Contractor Frank A. Mcdonald and men have completed the ceiling of the second barge for the Lehigh Coal and Navigation company.
 Graduation Exercises June 17.
 The graduation exercises of the Noans< public school wfh be held on June r in the Noank Baptist church. follows: Misses Ada May Davis, Dcro thy Lamb. Adelaide Libby. Meta Ing ham Marjorie Luce, Lois --Asheraft, Esther Rathbun, Maude Tracy. Ava Mcgowan, Masters Lester smith Ev- gene Burdicf< and, Angus -McQuarr4e. The programme of the exercises has not yet been completed. The musical programme follows: Duet. violin and mel and Roger DaboH; duet. Messrs. GrinneI and Dabou; vocal squartette, Messrs. McTurk, Cushman, Durbar and Brown; vocal solo, cello obligeto. George Dunham; violin solo. G. Victor Grinnel.
 News Notes.
 
 Fishing schooner Conquest. Capt Antone Hendrichson. is reported in New York with 1,7e0 mackerel.
 The Eiinora Hill. Capt Frank Fitch. is also in Fulton market with 1,1e0 mackerel.
 Mir and Mrs. C. T. Potter of Nor witch are at their cottage on Water street for a few days.
 Mir. and Mrs. Oliver Sonta returned Tuesday from Boston, where they spent short honeymoon.
 Mrs. Minnie Owen, who has been at her summer cottage here for few days has returned to her home in Brooklyn, N Y. Mrs. Owen expects to return here soon for the summer
 The foundation for the store which is to be built for F. l. Exthburn near the north dock has been co1npfeted. The work of framing the building will be started next week.
 Mrs. Jasper Greenwood ~of Norths east Harbor N. S., is the guest of her par ents Mir. and Mrs. c. l.. Dsboh, on Pearl street