Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-03-04

home on Men hin by q severe attack
Mrs. Mag weinstein of New York
spent this week with relatives in
Gone TO sermuda-
Miss Agnes Hanna, bookkeeper at
the ONCE of the Uneasville Mfg. Co.
left this week for few weeks vaca-
tion, a part Of which will be spent
Rev. s. F. Maine. pastor of the
Methodist Episcopal church. exchanged
puIpits with Rev. Wilson Harrison of
Gales Ferry for the Sunday morning
service
Mrs Richard johnson entertained
the Ladies' Aid society of the M. z.
church on Wednesday afternoon
Mr.. and Mrs. James Lathrop and
two children OF Raymond hill were
Sunday visitors at tho home of of
Mrs. Lathrop's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
r. f. Austin
Mrs. Ella Chapel and William Chap
I'll OF DoIbeare hill We're guests at the
vallette homestead Monday.
Mrs. Charles Corliss. who has been
the guest Of relatives in this place,
returned Monday to her home in New
Rev. Mr.. Gallup of the Chesterfield
church. who has been ILL., is slightly
Peter LaF7amme, who lives near
Fitch's Corner. is very Ill with an
attack Of pneumonia
Taken to Hospital.
By. the order of Medical Examiner
DR.. NJ T.. Fox. Mrs. Thomas Bracken,
who lives on Ridge hill, has been TAX
en- to Backus hospital for treatment.
The selectmen are of the opinion that
she belongs in the town of Waterford,
but the board will follow the advice
of the medical examiner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Seth Armitage, who
have been living in the house with
Mr.. and Mrs Ray Woodmansee, have
moved into the house vacated by Mr..
and Mrs. William Holmes, who recent
1y moved to New London
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Beckwith are
seriously ILL
Tuesday night Thames lodge, 1. o.
o. F. worked the first degree on a
Mill on Full Time.
Although the Thames Dye and
Bleachery company is on rather linn
tied 6ca1e yet, they are turning out
work quite superior to anything ever
shown and their mill is running on full
time
Complaints to Board Of Relief.
The meeting Of the board Of relief,
which was held Friday at the town
clerks ONCE. was the last of the reg
nlar sessions and proved rather inter-
esting- The Representatives of the
Thames River Speciality company
made Q protest against taxation,
claiming that the property was ex-
empt from taxation for a period of
ave years from completion.
The next important case taken UP
was the Pequot Mfg. Co.. owned and
operated By c. ID. White. The assess
ment ON this property was raised by
the board of assessors this year. Mr..
White objected as 1t was shown that
the mill - not in the best condition
and consequently not so valuable.
A special meeting of the board will
be held. Monday. March 6, to decide
the matter concerning these claims
and others on property of private in
dfvfduals.
There fs q diversity Of opinion over
the Thames River Speciality company;
some thinking that the property should
be exempt from taxes until next Oc-
tober. while others that the town has
no right to exempt them entirely but
might give them q slight reduction.
Mr.. and Mrs. LeGrand Chappell,
who have been living at Chestnut Hill,
Aill soon locate in town again.
At the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Moses
Hart Friday evening q musicale was
given by their daughter, Miss Joseph
hne Hart A number from this place
attended, among them being several
members of the Uncasville orchestra.
Refreshments were served during the
evening.
A large buck weighing 200 pounds
was found dead in the woods near. L.
men employed there. Game Warden
O. H. Bradford was notified and gave
permission for disposal.