Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-24
NEW LONDON COUNTY
UNCASVILLE
Touching Up Mill Property-Good
Number to Be Made-Coon Hunters
Open the Season.

The Uncasville Manufacturing COM
Sany has commenced work repairing
the various tenement houses owned by
them
G.. A. Geisthardt of Preston has his
sawmll set UP on the town farm where
he has purchased the timber, the pro-
cseds of which will be used to help
defray the expenses of rebuilding the
house which was burned last spring.
Miss Elsie Broughton of Baltic is
spending this week with friends in this
place.
Robert Patton, who has been employ
ed in Norwich, is working with the
Thames Speciality company.
Sixty Seven to Be Made.
Sixty-seven rrsmes have already been
enrolled as to be made voters, twelve
being young men who will cast their
first vote this fall: also about twelve
who are Hebrews that nzCve purchased
property in the town and wish to quail
1fy. The number removed by death
or removal from town will number
about thirty-five.
The Wells place has been sold to
Morris Hoffman of New York.
Conferred First Degree.
At the meeting of Thames lodge I.
.. o. F., Tuesday night the first de-
gree was worked on candidates. There
W ere present from New London G. A.
ps. Ernest s. Decker, James Snow
end J. Emerson Harris.
Mrs. Henry Douglass of East Lyme
is 8 guest at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Elisha Nibber.
Harold Bartlett who has been en-
ployed in Providence is spending few
weeks at the home of his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles r. Bartlett.
Mason work on the house which Jo-
seph St. Gerrnaine has recently built
iu Pequot has been finished and the
house will soon be ready for occupan-
Cy.
Mr.. and Mrs Theodore Marcfand
and children Of GFasgo were through
the town Sunday on an automobile
trip. Mr.. Marchand was formerly ma
chinist for the c. NJ. Robertson COM
psny.
Miss Jessie Bradford is Ill with
typhoid fever.
Henry Church, who has been running
en- automobile route between the car
station and the Rockland mill. has had
10 discontinue on account of i'll health.
Shot Two Coons.
The first coon hunt of the sea son was
Saturday night. William Johnson and
his brothers. Andrew and Charles, ac-
cornpanied by Harry Atwood, had a
fine hunt, shooting two that weighed
IS and 81 pounds respectively.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred l. Phillips enter
tanned Charles Ames of East Lyme on
Sunday.
Transfer Set for Oct. list.
A. meeting of the directors of the
BieeIow Hartman Construction COM
panv and the Thames River Speciality
company was held Monday afternoon
in the ONCE in this place. This meet
ing was preliminary to the transferring
Of the plant from the firm building and
equipping it. The date of the formal
transfer will be Oct. 1st.
Mother in Court Through ChIdren's
SquabbIe.
The case against Mrs. Joseph Judge
which was heard before Justice of the
Peace William Smiddy, was postponed
for four weeks. Mrs. Judges arrest
was brought by Mrs. Frank Anderson's
complaint to Grand Juror John Carlton
ard Was over some trouble which, 1t is
alleged. started from disagreement be-
tween the children of the two families.
Both families at that time were occu-
pytnE tenements in the G. r. Bogue
house.
Entertained Sunshine Society.
Mrs. George Dart entertained the
Good Cheer Sunshine society OF North
Waterford at her home Thursday at
Hill Top.