Norwich bulletin., 1915-09-06

Carpenters ana outdoor laDorers are
finding abundant work in Stafford at
present. The work of erecting the
Gtengel building on Main street has
given employment to q large force OF
men. The new business block OF Al
fred Bidorini further up the street. the
foundation for which Is already IN. has
kept number Of men at work for
several weeks and will furnish work
for bricklayers and carpenters for sew
eral weeks more. Mall a Cameron
are furnishing employment for several
men on their new building on the
Keefe tract and the work on DR.. Bard's
new building on East Main street has
kept a gang busy all summer The \
new house OF William Park on East |
street and the large double house OF |
are among the new buildings which |
have helped TO add to the list OF car
penters. toiners and plumbers who
have had a busy season In Stafrord
Springs.
The remodeling OF the Hope mill-in
StaffordYille 50 that IL Will be adapted
TO the manufacture of pearl buttons
has been the means Of giving work to
good many people. In fact. condi-
lions are such that almost any man
who has a desire to work may ind
some kind of employment here at
present
New Freight Station Later.
The Connecticut company has not yet
built the freight station for the han
| ding OF the trolley freight, but IL is
hoped to be able to get at 1t soon The
accumulation of freight. together with
! cars and teams.when the trolley freight
| comes in, has for, some time been a
nuisance on Furnace avenue, and the
public would appreciate a new order
/ OF things around the postofice corner,
where all the freight is now handled.
The company has had the matter un-
der consideration for some time
How the Holiday VIII Be Observed.
/ There will be no public observance
OF Labor day in Stafford Springs. The
stores. banks and library will be closed
| and the postoffice will observe the
usual holiday hours. Many are plan
ming to spend the day at Crystal lake.
and others will attend the races and
fair in Hartford
Band Concert.
The Stafford Springs Italian band
gave another Of it's hne concerts at
Hyde park Sunday afternoon at ;
o'clock. That the public appreciate
these concerts is shown by the large
number who turn out for them The
programme;
symphony. march. Glory to the Art
ouartette from opera. Luci di Lam
mermoor. Donizetti
| Quickstep. Torrent, Tilliaro
Spanish Love suns uueh AoE CoanSt
!. Intsrmezzo from cavaIleria Rusticana.
! March, The LaureIs, Gbraccia
, The same programme will be given
: at Crystal lake Monday evening.
New 7 Rails.
The Central Vermont Railway COM
! pany has agreed TO place 7 rails at the
Smith and Cooley crossing, which viii
| ha
Miss Mary Fitzpatrick has returned
from a visit in New York.
Francis Fitzpatrick Is substituting
Z on rural mail route No. 1 while Harry
Pownall is having two weeks vaca-
ton.
: The second crop Of hay has benefitet
7 materially on account OF the rains and
{ an unusually heavy crop OF rowen Il
being gathered.
Neither and Son Agree. w.
George Knight and his mother hav,
made an adjustment OF their differ
ences without resorting to litigation
| Attorneys Fisk and O'Connen went u
| Wilmington Friday and made an annie
: able division Of the personal propert.
which has heretofore been claimed b.
Mr.. knight and his mother.
Z About the Borough.
The seIectmen's meeting at the tow
q clerks ONCE today (Moudayl IS tn
final meeting for the closing Of thi
e years accounts.
e Services were resumed with ful
s choir at Grace church Sunday morn
e ing. Evening services will begin o.
9 the third Sunday Of September.
y The knights OF Columbus will hol
r a meeting in Society hall Tuesda
evening.
h Joseph Brunette has moved trOr
1 westford avenue into the house c
e John Quinn on Prospect street
John Kerrin has returned to Hart
Is ford after a two weeks visit at tn
home Of Mrs. F. E. Fitzpatrick
Mrs. Janette Newell and daughte
ford have been guests Of Mr.. and Mr.
Harry Witter in Hartford during III
past week.
!. Misses Matte and Ann McCulloc
are In Erie, Pa. for a visit and wi
attend their brothers wedding in New
=, castle Wednesday.
oil School Enumeration.
se Frank H. Plumb has begun taxir
"a the enumeration of school children
10 the town OF Stafford. All children b
tween the ages OF and 16 are enumel
ated. The state pays the town 81.
for each child so enrolled
sc Miss Carrie Remmert is having
, week vacation. She has been spenC
d ing a portion OF the time with h
.. sister. Mrs. James Clark, in Worceste
~ Mrs Walter Murphy of Boston HI
l. been spending a few days with h
sisters. the Misses Mccarthy. OF Pro,
le pect street.
m Arthur Melbourne and Theodo
A MorraIl expect to spend the next Il
IN days on vacation trip to Washingto
=. D. c., Virginia and North Carolina.