Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-04
COMMON COUNCIL
Votes for Sewering Sunnyside Street
 Damage Claims Paid.

A vote was passed at the meeting of the common council Tuesday evening. which was later referred to the high way committee. that George w. Perry, resident engineer, be instructed to pre- pare plans for sewering Sunnyside street to connect with the sewer be- ing constructed under vote
 Another vote of importance was talk en by the council, authorizing the mayor and highway committee to se- cure bids for construction of the sew CT from the outlet at the Quinebaug river, on the Harris property, to the point where the sewer has already been started on the west side of the river.
 Damages and purchasing of right of ways across private property were or dered paid by the council, and the treasured instructed to draw checks as follows: J. H. Maynard $50. N. Muire s200, P. A. Gardner $1O0. F. O. Davis for 26 acres of land $735- The amounts are to be charged to the ap- propriation made by the city for ser vices.
 Transfers Management to Directors.
 The Canadian Athletic club has vot- ed to give the management of the Put nam ball team, which has been backed by the club in the Eastern Connecticut league. to the directors of the club. Marcustry of Webster will probably play short for Putnam in next Satur- days game
 Def to Hose Go. No. i.
 Mansfield Hose company. No. 2. has issued a challenge to Hose No. 1 for a ball game, tao be played probably on Labor day. Hose No. 1 has not yet &C., cepted.
 Child Family Reunion.
 Next Wednesday the Child family in the English neighborhood. North woodstock. This is the site of one of the earliest carpet factories in Connec- ticut factory built by a member of the Child family A history of the factory will be given at the reunion.
 Grange Works Degrees
 Quinnatisset grange. No. 45, of Thompson. worked the third and fourth degrees Tuesday evening.
 To Arrange for 1. o. O. F. Picnic.
 George L. Baldwin and c. D. Sharpe have been appointed a committee by Israel Putnam lodge. I. O. O. F.. to ar range for picnic to be held at Beacon park, Webster lake. The date has not yet been set.
 City Notes.
 George M Fenner of Kansas City. Mo, has been the guest of his uncle, Charles M. Fenner of Sunnyside.
 Rev. and Mrs. J. R. Stubbert and part of their vacation during August at Northfield, Mass. MT. Stubbert is to preach at Huntington Avenue church in New London, a former pastorate. next Sunday.
 baby show is to be held at Wild wood park in August.
 The Ballard family reunion is to take place on Wednesday, Aug. IT, at Nichols grove. West Thompson
 Master William Mansfield is at Block Island for two weeks.
 MT. and Mrs- Simon Farley are at Bass Point, Nahant, for two weeks.
 Persons who desire to become vot- CTS should not forget the days the town registrars are to meet
 Misses Alice Maynard, Bmma Vad- nais, Margaret Casey and Mayne Cas- ey are at Irvana cottage, Webster lake.
 Social and Personal.
 Attorney Walter Gilpatric and fam fly, of New York, have been guests of MT. and Mrs. George Gilpatric of this city and are now spending the month in Maine.
 MT. and Mrs. A. M. Case of New Ha- ven have been guests of local friends.
 Mrs. Frank Forster leaves this city today for her home in Toledo. Ohio. She has spent a month with her moth CT, Mrs. Gascoigne, in this city.
 Miss Annie Goodwin of Arlington, N. J., ms spending a week with Miss Eliz- abeth Clark of Elm street
 Miss ZiIla Holmes of Montreal is the guest of Miss Constance Russell.
 Mrs. W. D. Holmes Of Montreal is spending several weeks in town.
 Charles K Isham and family are at Webster lake for a month.
 MT. George Gilpatrick and Mrs. Har- old Gilpatric spent Wednesday at Web ster lake
 Mrs. Reuben Sykes and daughters have returned, after a weeks stay at Cottage City
 Byron Whitney is visiting his par ents. MT. and Mrs. H. Whitney of Gen. ter street.
 Rev. F. D. Sargent and family are at their summer home. Cottage City.
 linton Wake