Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-12
IEWETT CITY
Joint Meeting of seleetmen and School visitora -- Wedding Monday - pr. Sweet Sets Ankle for Norwich Man Funeral of Mrs. Henry Hazard.

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 5 The annual joint meeting of the se- lectmen of the town of Griswold and the board of school visitors was held Monday afternoon, after the reading of the reports, which were accepted. the sum of S32S each was appropriated for the maintenance of the following districts: Pachaug, Woodward, Hope vile, White, Stone Hill. Boardman, Bethel and Brewster. Glasgo receives $900 and Jewett City s9.125. The same appropriation as last year. $5 for each school room, was voted for the school library and supplementary reading.
 The joint meeting adjourned at this point At the meeting of the school board which followed. F. B. Robinson was elected chairman of the board and A. c. Burdick secretary and acting
 The following committees were elected for the ensuing year: Trans portation, J. c. Hawkins, F. F.. Robin son and Willis C. Terry; examination committee, F. E. Robinson. James T. committee, J. T. Wilbur, Louis Masse and A. c. Burdick; free textbooks committee, A. M. Clarke. Joseph Staf- ford and S. F. Brown: supprementary seph Stafford and s. F. Brown.
 Consent of the board was given for pupils to attend non-local schools as follows:
 Windham high school at williman- tic, Ralph z. Wilbur; Plainfeld high Roode, Edna Briggs and Isabel Tor | ney; Norwich Free Academy. Lafay- cite Auclaire, Charles D Babcoclk. John | Barnett, Joseph Barry. James Dolan, William Emerson, Tyler Gilbert. Ben jamin Gittleman, Everett H. Hiscox, | Jr., Fred c. Clarke, Leslie Hyde, Ul- deric Jodoin, Eudor LeClaire, Robert Olsen, Eugene l.. O'Sullivan. Alice Barnett Agnes Brickley, Sybtl Brown ing, Annie Driscol, Mabel Frinl, l Marion Brink, Margery Leyden. Mar tha Morgan, Doris -Myott and Pearl .Rock.
 It was voted that Charles Armstrong be committee in the Brewster dis trict.
 Permission was granted the McGov. ern children. living in the WilcoS house in the Beewster district to at- tend school in Glasgo and to the chil- dren on Mitchell farm to attend schoo | In Jewett City.
 The board recommended to the sev. eral teachers in the schools of tho town, that appropriate exercises b. held in the several schools during thi. year, in commemoration of the ont hundredth anniversary of the incor' poration of the town of Griswold.
 About the Borough.
 Mir and Mrs. C. W. Murdock O South Windham were Sunday guest at MT. and Mrs. T. B. Keen's.
 Rev John J. McCabe married ol Monday morning at St. Mary's churcl Miss Eva Arenowska and Anthon, Brodacki The witnesses were Ludo vica Papienska and Alexander Butry morvicz.
 Miss Ethel M. Duke of Hartford i visiting Mrs. Walter Johnson.
 Raymond B. Johnson of New Havel spent Sunday with his parents. Ml | and Mrs. Waiter Johnson of Pachaue
 Mrs. James Crary entertains tn Ladies' Aid society of the First Con gregational church in Griswold Thurs day.
 Rev. J. H. sieferman is in Bosto attending the worlds series.
 There was a months mind mass fo Bernard Plunkett at St. Mary's churc Saturday.
 Mr. and, Mrs. w. R. Burdick, Mis- Ethel Burdick and Mrs. W. s. Roo spent Sunday at MT. and Mrs. Jame ' Crary's.
 : Holiday Schedule. al Riverside Grammar school closes a o'clock today. on account of Colum f bus day. The bank and library wi not be open, and the post office wi i be closed after o'clock Thin lee Forms. Ice the thickness of window glas formed in several places in the sout
 part of the town Sunday night
 Mir. and Mrs. George Clarke
 Jamestown, R, l., are at A. M. Clarke for two weeks.
 Dr.. Sweet Sets Bones. = John LeClaire, the son of Mir. an