Norwich bulletin., 1910-05-28
NEW LONDON COUNTY.
UNCASViLiE
Seniors Enjoy Auto Trip to Hartford $500 Damage from Brush Fire-Miss Comstcck to Assist Mt. Holyoke Pro- lessor.

MT. and Mrs. Frank E. Fowler ot New Bedford returned home Friday af- ter brief visit with MT. Fowler $ aunt, Mrs. Jane Rogers MT. Fowler was a former resident and for several years postmaster in this village.
 Frank B. Mitchell, formerly with the Reyes Process company, has entered the employ of firm on Long Island. His family will continue to reside in this place.
 ment with the Bdgelow- Hartman com pany and moved from one of the C. M. Robertson cornpanys tenements into the house near Palmer's wharf, owned by Mx. LAshrop.
 Airs. Albert Avery, Mrs. Louis B. Flr<nut1, Mrs. G. w. Dart and Miss Jennie Jerome returned Saturday from attending the Sunshine convention in New Haven.
 Automobile Trip for Seniors.
 The members of the senior class in Palmer Memorial school, Misses Carrie WsAl Evelyn Comstoc0, Marian Hen ry, Vera Bartlett Herbert Rogers. Harold Rosenlund. Harry Watt and Abrarn Greenberg. in charge of the principal James E. Murphy, took an automobile trip to Hartford, going by way of Szysbrook and returning by way of WdHhnantic, stopping on their way home to attend the Mother Goose en- tsrtainment at the Montville Center church. All enjoyed the days trip.
 Notes.
 About 25 from this place attended the entertainment in Montville Center Friday evening.
 at a social and dance Friday evening In Hobertsou's hall. The Academic or ehestra of Norwich furnished music
 The 6o-foot iron smokestack was erected satisfactorily at the Thames Dye and Bieachery mill on Friday and the new water tank was completed.
 Brush Fire Does $500 Damage.
 A fire started or, the land owned by Joseph St Gern1aine in the Fire street section of the town did damage esti- mated at $500. Deputy Fire Warden J. J. DriscolI was notified and with what assistance could be obtained fought the fire for several hours. MT. St. Ger maine was burning brush on his prop erty during the day and it is supposed that the wind carried sparks to dry material beyond where he was watch ing.
 Albert BabcocgS f1as moved to Pe- Qszot-
 Mr and Mrs Leroy Gracey of New London visited Mrs Gracey's mother, Mrs Edward Cornet, over Sunday.
 Ivan Chapman, who is employed on Long Tsiand was at his home in this place over Sunday.
 Thames lodge, l. O. O. F., at it's meeting Tuesday night worked the sec ond degree on a class of candidates. No Formal Observance of Memorial
 Day.
 So far no arrangements have been made in town for the observance of Memorial day except services which will be held in tine churches next Sun day
 Ernest Atwood is slightly improved
 Rains Benefit Highways.
 The state highway between Norwich and New London, which is in course Of construction. has been benefited by the recent rains. The part still to be com pieted is from Hill Top to the bridge fin this place
 Mrs Max weinstein of New York arrived In town Tuesday to spend the The Ladies' Aid society gave sup per in the Baptist chapel Friday even ing.
 Work is progressing on the house which Joseph St. Germaine is having erected on land purchased in PeQuot. The frame has been raised and cover sd in.
 Machinery for New Plant.
 4 carload Of new machinery was re- cetved this week st the Bigelow-FIarri- man Construction comranY's mill. It has been found necessary to fell sev- sraI large chestnut trees in order to construct the emsbanfn1ent for the new Smrn-
 Mrs. Barnes of Schenectady, N Y, is che guest of her daughter, Mrs. Robert Ia4fmer. Miss AIice Brown of wiiHmantfc re- turned to her home Tuesday evening after a few days visit with friends in rsquot.
 Miss ConssfooI< Appointed to College
 Faculty. Miss AlzAda Cornstoc<, daughter of l.. A. Comstock, of Hill Top, who will De graduated from Nit. Holyoke college this year. has been chosen az the col iege assistant to the professor of psy- oho%ogy in the laboratory. During this Ense Mss ConstOck will study for the degree od A M After graduation Miss ConssboEk intends to sail for Europe for several weeks travel