Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-19
APPRAISERS, FINDINGS.
Damages Fixed in Cases Against Nash.
awaue Electric Power Company.

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Damages Fixed in Cases Against Nash
awaus Electric Power Company.
The appraisers appointed by j judge
of the superior court to assess dam
ages in the several cases of residents
Of Plainffeld against the Nashawaug
Electric Power company have fled
I; their findings of damages with Judge
Gardiner Greene. The application for
the appointment of the appraisers was
made Nov Is, 1910.
The Nashawaug Electric Power COM
Epany of killingly was chartered to
produce, generals, sell and distribute
| electric current for lighting and power
| Plainfeld, Canterbury and Griswold.
! The company built plant at Plain
/ field to furnish electricity of very high
/ voltage to Jewett City. in the town Of
:! Griswold, and erected poles in Plain
field about 40 feet in height and 125
feet apart and strung thereon a three
phase line of one-eighth inch uninsu-
lated wire carrying LOCO VOLTS alter
mating current.
t, The applicants, eleven in number,
4 owners of property abutting the road
| on which poles were erected, claimed
1 that the line WAS dangerous and that
| it imposed additional burdens ION the
highway, In which the abutteTs owned
/ one Hall tile Ice, DeSt0eS Q8klQS lHelI
residences less desirable and. attrac-
1 tive. Judge Gardiner Greene sof the
superior court, upon the application OF
/ the abutters to appoint three diS1nter-
eSted persons to a1seSs damages In the
several cases, on Jan. Z, 1911, appoint
! ed as such assessors Charles L. Torrey
/ of Putnam Woodbury. o. Rogers and
! Charles II. Haskell of Norwich.
The appraisers met on Jan. goth,
1911. and on later dates at Plainfield
and Norwich and heard parties, wit
nesses and counsel. The following
4 findings of damages have been filed:
| Alice E. Jennison $40. Telley E. Bah
! cock $50, William T. Babcock $40, Wall
!; do Tillinghast 81, Edward A. Pratt $40,
| Georgianna M. Hopkins S. Mary A
! E. Ex1ey nothing, Martha r. Wilson,
trustee under the viii Of W. 7. Bah
cock, $40. ss
Edmund r. Gagne is working in
Oneco this week.
] C. w. Somers of New Y ork was In
Putnam on business Tuesday.
FuNERAL-.
Roger Mowry.
4 Funeral services for. Roger Mowry,
who died at the Masonic home in Wal
/ Iingford, Conn, Saturday, were held
| at his home on Woodstock avenue
4 Tuesday afternoon. Rev. F. d. SARGENT
officiating. The services were in charge
of Quinebaug lodge of Masons of this
lefty of which lodge Mr.. Mowry was
1.-THE oldest living member. and OF which
he was past master. The exercises
| were under the direction of Hon Ed
gar NJ Warner and the Ma.sons march
ed to the Grove street cemetery In a
l bodv Fhe bearers were F. w. Seward,
i G. M. Elliott George p. Miner and L.
E. Richardson. Mr.. Mewry was car
Brooklyn. Conn. Had he lived until
Monday he would have been IS years
| Of age.
| Attending D. A. r. Congress.
Mrs. S. M. wheelock. regent of the
Elizabeth Porter Putnam chapter. d.
A. p. Miss Andrews. delegate, and the
following .alternates Mrs j. J. RUS
sell and Mrs. f. F. Russell are atten ne
ing the national congress of the
Daughters of the American Revolution
in Continental hail. Washington, d. 9.
City Notes.
Mrs E. NJ Brunn and little son of
BROOKLYN, n. T., are guests of Mrs
Brunns mother, Mrs. Charlotte Cham
pin, in Bradley street
Mrs. c. e. Pratt is the guest of her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Wood. in. Will.
mantle.
Miss Bessie Champlin has returned
4 from a visit with her sister. Mrs: =. M
Brunn, in BROOKLYN, n. y
Mrs. C. F.. Waterman has returned
from a few days visit in Providence.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Allard of Wal
than, Mass, have been guests of Put
nam relatives.
i Miss Adah Alexander of Boston has
been visiting her father in Grove
MS Anna. Ru9bee Of webster. Mass.