Norwich bulletin., 1912-07-02

Dr. Percy Arthur Senior sent s com
 munlcation to the council in reaard to
 appointment of milk inspector. He
 cited experiences he had in that line
 In England stated that the inspector
 should be a physician and that he
 would be willing to accept the posi-
 uon. but that the salary ought not to
 be less than $550 a year.
 President Clark reminded the mem
 oers that when the matter of the ap- continent of a milk inspector was in
 troduced at the June meeting the mat
 ter was referred to the local branch
 Of the State Tuberculosis society
 hs the work was already being done
 under the sOcietys auspices by Miss
 Blackley of Providence, who is con
 nected with the state organization. MT, Clarke said that Miss Blackley had been given state sanction to do thls WorH m Westerly, but that she could not accept appointment from the town council. He said that the district nurse could he appointed and be the iega authority and that Miss Blacklev | would perform all the duties. The sal sry would be Sl50 and include all ex- peAsos
 Councilman Maxson asked if the To- cal branch of the anti-tuberculosis so- | clety wanted the council to appoint the district nurse as milk inspector and .ne other woman to do the work for SloV year. President Clarke said that was the proposition
 councilman Langworthy said that 4
 man ought to be appointed milk in speetpr as the official would have to pc about stables and COWS more or less President Clark said that Miss blach'cy had already done much of
 HtN competent io do more, aa representing the state society.
 ouu0lm7u Thomas said Edwin tsrhor iho sesler of weights and
 measures had been testing milk Councilman Flynn was of the opinion mat MT, Barber would be good man for !he position, and so did Council
 man Maxson.
 On motion of Councilman Flynn, Ed ! "IH Barber was elected milk inspector at a salary of S1j0 year.
 Albert Kinney was granted license To conduct box bowling alley, and
 .Ti.perf Johnson was granted tavern Icenso for the Atlantic house and vic
 lualers license for the shore dinner house at Watch Hill. The bid of thomas J. Welch to furnish coal for me town naI at S6.70 a ton was ac- rented. provided all that is required he iIT"ishej at that price.
 The oounciInen then selected tbe grand and petit jurors to serve in the superior court for Washington county as follows. Wayland E. Chapman. James N. Dunham Gilbert w. Sisson John 4. keenan, Edward II. Blackler l Ar-hur D. swan J. Alfred Johnston. William H. Goodgeon, Frederick N clark, Frank A. sherman, James P L.2npnear orvilie G. Barber, William Mlncnen, James R. Johns, Walter c. tlsc'N. grand jurors; David Ridden. 1 horace l.. Rurdick Charles D. Ravens. Frederick ?. BaDcoc5, Samuel Fvffe Cornelius Healey. William W. Foster ! Frederick Whittcn Joseph H. Church 1harles P Greenman, Joseph Passetti Marun H. Spellman, Frank E. Saun- ders, James B. Babcock, Frederick Brucker, IT., David J. Sine. Paul e, Duguid. John Hughes, David w. Roche James A. Saunders. William A. Clark Thomas lt. Robinson William w Ana | tn. J. Irving MaXson, Thomas TT l Salndets. George Montauu. William II ! licaleN, C. Palmer Chapman Elmer F i Browning. Aycl Nelson, Ethan P ] GASitt. Frederick l.. Pierce. George F NEr pell' jurors
 The conn li then adjourned The body of TriAno Pare Was dis. rpyepAd GtudAv ayant.-a l...,+ t.,