Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-30
MYSTIC
New High School Not Completed for Opening of Terr-SaIe of Cliff omestead-PersonaI Items.

Since it has been found impossible
 by the building committee to finish the new schoolhouse in time for the fall term. the old schoolhouse has been
 cleaned and put in condition for the
 first part of the term, which begins
 Monday. Sept 12. Any child living in
 the town of Groton-who can pass the
 required examination may attend the
 high school free.
 No More Engine Building.
 The West Mystic Engine company
 has finished building engines and will
 devote their time to the boat depart
 ment. The company have made ar
 engagements with the J. w. Lathrop
 company to furnish their engines. The
 West Mystic Boat company have all
 ready enough orders ahead to keep
 the plant busy for the winter, so that the boats may be delivered in the
 Party at Gasken Home. Benjamin Gaskell and Miss Winona Gaskell entertained friends at their
 home Monday evening. Music and bit was served during the evening Those present were Misses Beulah Moves, Minetta Rickerman, Bessie Eberhardt, Norma Marshall, Dorothy Rickerman, Benjamin Gaskell and Fred Mon-
 Buys Gift Homestead.
 Mrs. Esther Gift Cornwall has pur- | chased of Horace Gift the Gift home stead on the West Side. Mrs. Corn wall. who is summer visitor, will have it fitted up and with her family will use it for summer home General News. Mrs Isabella Mackenzie has return ed from a two weeks visit in Pitts field. She was accom- panied home by her son and wife, MT. and Mrs. William | Mackenzie.
 MT and Mrs. Randall Browne MT. and Mrs. J. Elmer Newbury and son Randall Mrs. William P. Bostwick and daughter Violet, Mrs Otis Aben and | daughter Ruth, Mrs A. B. Collis, Mrs. l Charles Holly, Mrs James Russell Mrs. George Keigwin have returned 1 from the Willimantic camp ground. Harry F. Hill, assistant postma ster, l has returned after his annual vacation. Mrs. Lydia Douglas and daughter. Miss Fannie Douglas, have returned 1 fro ma visit with Mrs Benjamin Cot trell in Sandwich. Mass.
 l Will Attend Bill Dinner. ] Rev. A. E. Kinmonth of Kingston. l N. Y. who has been spending a month i with his son. George Kipmonth, has | left for Ledyard, where he will attend | the Bill dinner, he having been pastor
 of the Ledyard Congregational church | for twelve years.
 l Mrs. George D. Thomson has been | called to Providence by the serious ill., ! ness of her son, George D. Johnson. l Unclaimed Letters. | Following are the letters remaining at the Mystic postoffice for the week
 ending Aug. 27, 1910, c. C. Potter, post | master: Charles Hopkins, Alfred Rich ards, $. A. Bradley, Miss Esther Beebe, | Miss Mildred Beebe, Miss Ella Bau- four. Hildegarde Curtis, Alberter Kran- . 1 kenhause, Alfred Richard CD cards. F, | F. Ryon CD cards. Mrs. William Phil | lips, Jean Sherman, Gerald Smith. 1 Mrs. Charles Eberhardt and Miss | nf TO e l guests of their mother. Mrs. Mary 1 Bentley
 Owen Williams is spending his | cation with friends in New York state Fred J. Moll has returned from a | trip on Fishers Island sound. l Morse Fitzmaurice Of Washington, D | C.. and Fred Lane of Norwich are the ! guests of MT. and Mrs. George C. Lane