Norwich bulletin., 1914-05-09

bungalow, The Outside Inn, on the west shore of the lake.
 Mrs. Simon Goff of Johnston. R. I. has been spending several days with her daughter, Mrs. Clayton E. Hunt.
 Miss Rose McAvoy of Norwich has been the guest this week of Mrs. Kate Wolff on Columbia Green.
 Visitors Won.
 The first ball game of the season was played on the Green last Satur- day afternoon by the local nine and the Grex nine of Willimantic. The game was won by the latter, score Is to A.
 Yoeman's hall Friday evening of last week. About thirty were present. Mu- sic was by Woodward Frenont's or chestra-
 Fine Maple Syrup.
 Willis Fuller, who is running Rives- side farm in the eastern part of the town. has manufactured 80 gallons of pure maple syrup this season
 F. A. Cook has been spending sev- era1 days in New York.
 The new library books been received and are ready for circulation.
 MT. Tippier of New Jersey is hav- ing repairs made on his summer cot tage.
 Arthur W. Little of Holyoke, Mass, opChl lle hcth tnu HllH IlOIn6I, Mrs. Esther E. Little and attended the morning church service Sunday.
 Handy Letter Box.
 Clayton D. Lyman has rigged up a handy rural letter box The box Is a regular rural delivery box of gall vanized iron. It Is placed on two spokes of a wheel about two feet in diameter. The wheel revolves hori- zontaliy on spindle and is placed sufficiently high for the mail carrier to drive under it. place the mail in the box and push the wheel around so that the box is facing the town. The carrier pronounces it the handiest box on his route.
 The Everybody at -Churchs Sunday which was announced to be observed in this section next Sunday has been derstanding regarding the day named. It has been postponed until some time next fall.
 Rev. W. s. Beard of willimantic is expected to occupy the pulpit next Sunday by exchange with the pastor,
 Cranes steam sawmill is located on Hicks brothers woodlot In the east ern part of the town.
 School Savings Bank
 The school Savings bank system has DeST neTe ana TOUT OuL of the six public schools have taken hold of the work. On Friday of each week the pupils will hand in their de- posits to the teacher. enclosed in seal ed envelopes bearing the pupils name and the amount of the deposit pro- keeps a record of these deposits on blanks provided These weekly de- posit records are. handed to Rev. E. O. Foster of the town school committee, who acts as a kind of clearing house in the matter. The deposits made by each pupil are recorded on a Deposit Card bearing the pupils name and number. When any pupil has credit to the amount of one dollar or more at the end of the month, the amount will be transferred to a regular bank book in the Savings Bank of Holland. gain until another dollar is saved. The Holland Savings bank has gen. erously donated the necessary cards. envelopes and blanks to be used un- der this system. The system was in troduced here two weeks ago and the report for the two weeks ending MsS 1st from the four schools who have adopted the system shows a total de- pOsit of s1e.7o. The largest amount deposited by the pupils of any one school was 1925. Six pupils already have one dollar or more to their cred H. The deposit cards bear tnlS mes sage: ''Nickels saved become dollars, dollars saved may become hundreds when bearing interest,"
 At Summer Bungalow.
 The Sawyer family of Brooklyn ". r., have arrived for the summer and will occupy their bungalow st the Lake.
 The local grange held it's regular meeting last Wednesday evening Dep- uty Bradley of Rockville was present and addressed the meeting. There was also an address by Rev. Mir. Her old of Hebron. 4 paper was read by Horace Little on Current Events and there was singing by the boys.
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