Norwich bulletin., 1911-10-16

At meeting of the Fifth school dis tr1ct Of the town of Groton -(West S1de). Mystic, it was voted to appro- priate s10,oeo to pay all bills for the extra work in the construction of the new school building, grading. etc, AL ready s34,50o has been expended out of the original appropriations and there are still outstanding bills to the amount of $3.500, so that the commit tee has been forced to exceed the ap- propriation by $3,000. This was caused by a change in the construction not called for in the contract The con-
 nittee which has charge of the affair has been put to no end of trouble as the firm which took the contract failed. causing delay in the work for many weeks, After the grading of the grounds is completed, the property will be ready to turn over to the district First Fellowship Meeting. The annual fellowship meetings of held this winter. The first meeting will be held with the Ledyard Center Congregational church on Wednesday. October 25. The churches interested are the Mystic Bridge. North Stoning- ton, Ledyard, Road district, Stoning- ton and Pawcatuck
 Ingram -cady Wedding.
 The marriage of Miss Mary Edith Cady. daughter of Mir and Mrs. H. LeaVitt Cady of Burlington, R. l., and Everett E. Ingram of Mystic, took place Sunday afternoon at the home of the brides parents, in the presence of few relatives and friends, Rev. MT. Chapin of the Episcopal church performing the ceremony. Miss Cady was attended by Miss Josephine Cady of Burlington, R. l., sister of the bride, and by Miss Lillian Ingram of Mystic, a sister of the groom. The ushers were Otis Gardner and Will jam Graves of Harrington, R. l. The bride was attired in a white messa line gown and carried a shower bou- quet of bride roses. A reception fol- lowed The bride received many yalu- able presents. After short wedding trip, Mir and Mrs. Ingram will reside in Mystic, where MT. Ingram is em- ployed by the Mystic Times.
 Birthday Dinner Party.
 Mir. and Mrs. Daniel P. White en- tertained a family dinner party Sun day at their home on the North Ston- ington road, in honor of Mir. Whites birthday. Those present were MT. ard Mrs. Enos M. Gray and son, Enos. Jr., MT. and Mrs. Daniel Gray and family of Ledyard, Mrs. Charles Stoddard, son Charles and daughter, Miss Grace Stoddard, and Mrs. Isabella MacKen- V. John Ripley. Mir. and Mrs. Allen liar yey of RoaX church district, MT. and Mrs. Governor Brown of Norwich, and MT. and Mrs Charles N Brown of North Stonington.
 An Error Corrected In Saturdays Mystic news, it was stated that William l.. Maine had pur- chased of Mrs. Henrietta Eldredge a house and lot on East Main street and six building lots on Industrial place. It should have read that he purcha sed six lots on Industrial place of Mrs. Eldredge and house and lot of Mrs. Cottrell and Mrs. Bailey on New Lon don road.
 New Road Thorugh Broadacres. Surveyor Bucklin is completing blue print of ''Broadacres," the slightly sixty acre country place of Miss Carrie E.. Rogers of Washington, D. C., on the Mystic river. A road has been staked out, running up the hill around the miniature lake which is to be cleaned out and bordered It is an interesting fact that even during the drouth of the present summer there were six feet of water in this little fake, as proved by actual sound ing. From the top of the hill, where the autumnal foliage is now in it's splendor, a magnificent view can be gained of Fishers island, and beyond to Lcng Island sound. Men are en- gaged in preparing one of the divided lots near the old driveway for an or chard, where the owner intends to plant fine fruit trees of different va rieties.
 MT. and Mrs. s. Morse Coogan of Providence are guests of the formers parents, MT. and Mrs. E. c. Coogan. MT. and Mrs. Conrad Kretzer have returned from a weeks stay in New York.
 Mir. and Mrs. A. Orville Lewis have returned from their wedding trip and are keeping house on Pearl street. Mrs. Isabella Mackenzie is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Enos M. Gray, at Ledyard.
 George Francis Costello, Cornelius Costello, James Ryley, Attorney Ben jamin H. Hewitt have returned from New York, where they have been for week.
 MT. and Mrs. Leander Barber Mr. and Mrs. John F. Moves have returned from New York, where they attended the Barber-Hood wedding.
 Nathan Fish of New Haven is the