Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-17
BROOKLYN
Town Tickets Nominated by Both
Parties-Men Furnish Capital Enter
tanment at the Grange.

James S. Palmer and wife and Mr..
and Mrs Howard c. Travis Joined
Lewis S. Palmer and wife at James c.
Palmers and were entertained over
Sunday and Labor day.
Everett Culp has been the guest of
his parents, Rev. A. j. Culp and wife
the past week.
Unclaimed Letters.
The following letters remain in the
postoffice unclaimed: A. f. Melrose,
Mr.. Bernard Chandler, Miss Catherine
McGorvan Mrs. c. E. Park, Alonzo
Webster, Fichel Schupak, Charles w.
Scott, A j. Williamson, e. T. Gavigan,
Joel G. Erickson, Mr. brigham Dian,
Miss Florence Deydale, J. J. Bergman.
Republican Ticket.
At the republican caucus held Friday
evening, September 9, the following
nominations were made for town Off
GERS: Assessor for three years Ma
thaniel G. Williams: board of relief,
Riley b. Witter, Henry C. Morey: Sc
lectmen. James F. Page, Frederick A.
Card auditor Ellsworth c. Babson;
grand jurors. Samuel Bradford, Stephen
H. Oattey, James F. Page; constables,
Edwin Bennett, Fred E. Kies, Philais
Tetreault; registrar Of voters, William
r. Thurber first district; Benjamin l..
Bailey, I'd district; collector town
taxes, Riley B. Witter; town school
committee. Clark G. Lawton; tree
warden, William H. Clewley.
Notes.
Mrs Mary Fl. Barnett has returned
to New Haven after spending five
weeks with Mr. and Mrs. Henry w.
Main
Walter L. Bell is spending part of
his vacation with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs Arthur R. Bell.
Miss Grace Thurber has resumed her
teaching in Lowell Mass
Miss Susie f. Hoxie has returned
after a visit with friends in New
Rochelle, n. Y.
At the democratic caucus held on
Saturday evening the following We're
nominated for town officers: Assessors
for three years, Edward Riley board
of relief, Archibald Ennis William
Touchette; selectmen. Albert B. Webb,
Frank A. Chase; auditor, Henry M
Evans; grand Jurors, Hugh German
Lewis Messier, Joseph Gomanche; con-
stables, John Tyler, Nelson Gauthier;
registrar of voters, Herbert Lyman,
John M Bessette; collector town
taxes, John NJ. Bessette; town school
committee, Irving w. Chapman; tree
warden. William Fl. Clewley.
Edwin Blake is not to return to
Trinity college this year but will
teach in the town of harrington, R. l.
He expects later to take up his studies
in Trinity
Grange Discusses the Weather.
The literary exercises of the grange
OH Tuesday evening, September 49,,
were in charge of the men. The COM
mittee consisted of Rev. G.. F. Genung,
n. d. williams and Oscar Atwood.
The hall was decorated with flags and
greenery. The general topic of discus
sion for the evening was the Weather.
Brother Genupg led off with a paper
on the Weather as a Medium of So
cial Intercourse. Brother Frederick
Page read a paper on Weather Signs
and Influence of the Moon. Some
humorous rules for weather prognosti-
cation, partly derived from Robert
Burdette were read by Oscar Atwood.
Brother Charles Downs made some
facetious observations on Popular Su-
perstitions. Music was furnished by a
violin trio, consisting of Brothers
Genung, Page and Williams, who rem
dered subscriptions of familiar hymns.
The entertainment eliminated in q
farce entitled Police Court, by Walter
Page, George Pearl and Donald Stone.
Ice cream and cake were served at the
close.