Norwich bulletin., 1910-06-25
Aecessions to Library Shelves.

The following new books nave been added to the Mystic and Noank public library: Flower, B. O. (author and donor), Christian Science: Hichens, Robert, Bella Donna, presented by Compiler and donor). Prohibitions; Burnett. Francis H., The Shuttle; Bindloss. Harry, Winston of the Prai- rie; Churchill. Winston, The Crossing; Glasgow. Ellen. The Ancient Law; Kelly, Myra. Little Citizens; Porter, Gene S., F'reckles; Reed, Myrtle. Lay ender and Old Lace; Wright. Harold B., The Shepherd of the Hills, pre- sented by Mrs. $. s. Dickerson; Y. $. Government Report of Commissioner of Education, V. II. 1909; Connecticut, Hartford Legislative History and Souvenir. V. VII, 1909-1910, from C. D. Hine. The library will be open July and August from 10 2. m. until 12 noon, from ? to 5.s0 D. m.. and Sat urday evening from to s.3O o'clock.i
 Annual School Meeting.
 The annual school meeting of the Tenth school district was held at the West Mystic schoolhouse. The report of the district committee, Charles T. CrandaH. Jr.. was read and accepted. It was voted to lay mill tax, paya- ble April 1, 1911. The following off cers were elected: Committeeman. Charles T. Crandall, Jr.; clerk. Oscar Lamb: treasurer. Charles Dodd; col lector. Justin Denison; auditors. Amos
  F. H. Brewer.
 Burrows Collins Marriage.
 Miss Carrie G Collins, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Collins. was united in marriage with Raymond Burrows on Thursday evening at the home of the bride. Rev. W. E. Bates, pastor of the Baptist church, perform ing the ceremony. After the ceremony a reception was held. Mir. and Mrs. Burrows left for New York for their honeymoon.
 Four Mill Tax Voted.
 The annual school meeting of the Fifth school district was held Thurs day evening. George E. Tingiey was elected moderator and Frank E.Wheel- CT clerk protem. The report of the treasurer showed that the debt of the district has been lowered from $l,S00 to $900 The following officers were elected: District committee Frank E. Wheeler: clerk and treasurer, Benja- min F. Burrows; collector. Charles R. Heath. It Was voted to levy four mill tax. payable Oct. l. 19i0 The col lector is to get 1-2 per cent. for his work.
 Sunday Services.
 At the vesper service at the Congre- gationa1 church on Sunday afternoon at o'clock a quartette Messrs Me Turk. Cushman. Brown and Denham of Stonington. will sing, and MT. Brown will also sing solo,
 At the NJ. E. church Rev. N. P. Buck of the Federal street NJ. F.. church will occupy the pulpit. Rev. C. T. Hatch will go to New London.
 Chiefly Personal.
 Mrs William Donsbach and Mrs. Conrad Kretzer with their guests, Mrs. Herman Kallenburg and Miss Bessie Wetherhill, of New Rochelle, N. Y., spent yesterday with relatives in Nor wich.
 Rufus Banaclouth of New York is the guest of his family.
 Mrs. Lavinia Fish of Nantucket, Mass, is the guest of Mrs. Charles Stoddard
 Miss Helen Irving is visiting reIa- tives in Providence.
 MT and Mrs. Ralph Cutler and two children, who have spent several weeks with MT. Cutters parents. Mir. and Mrs. Alvin c. Cutler. have left for their home in Panama.
 Walter Atwood Is the guest or rela- tives in Newmarket N. H.
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