Norwich bulletin., 1915-02-23
MYSTIC
Big Real Estate Sale in Groten--con-
 sidering Disposal OF Linen Mills Funeral of Mrs. Judd-Soeial Affairs.


 One of the biggest real estate deals and property transfers in the town of GrotGn for some time was closed Friday and the deeds recorded in the town clerks office whereby Silas Max son became owner of the West Mystic Boat cornpan ny. Mir ALaxson bought the property from Walter l. Woodman, referee for the National Boat and En- zine Co, of which the West Mystic Boat Co. was a member. It consists or six buildings, including the office building nd two acres of land which is regarded very valuable for indus trial and manufacturing purposes. The buildings are all in good condition and ready for occUpSnc With a big Wa ter frontage and location on the main line of the New Haven road with switch for handling freight the prop ert wis considered especially desirable for factory sites. It was with this in mind that MT. Maxscn purcha sed the property. The deal has been pend ing for some time there having been ~o1fe delay in tue matter Of getting a dear tile on account If the involved condition of the National Boat and Engine Co.
 Linen Mills Sale.
 4 meeting or those interested ill the coming sale of the EoysI Linen mills was held Friday afternoon. Those present were Harold F. Sherman of Worcester. who has q mortgage on the property for Sf2.000, his attoruev E. L. Darby of Danielson, Charles E. Wheeler, appointed ny the superior court to sell the property Frank W. Batty, one Of the appraisers, Attorney Herbert ". Rathbuu of Mystic, rep Ieseuting Ansou Bernard of Frovi- dence, who has clafrn for S3.TG on the construction work. Addressed Mems Cuh.
 There was a large attendance at the meeting Of the Mems club held in the G. A. R. hall Monday evening. Lieut. 1T. F. Rhoades gave an illus anese, which proved very interesting to those present. | social time. re- treatments and 8 smoker was enjoy ed
 Monday all the business places closed for the day. Fanny Ledyarl chapter, D. A, R. held a Washing tons birthday tea, in the Masonic tenn pie and 9 very interesting program was carried out. Refreshments were served.
 Mir. ard Mrs. Walter Knight enter tained friends Friday evening at their home on East Main street in honor of Miss Way Benjamin of Worcester, who is their guest. \ fine supper was served. the house was prettily- decorated and dancing and whist were enJCTSQ. Funeral of M%s. Judd. The funeral of Mrs. Emmelfne Nor gan Judd was held on Monday alter noon at 23O o'clock. Rev. ". Ey. Bates, ] pastor of the Union Baptist church. conducted the services. Burial was in 1 Elm Grove cemetery. She leaves two sons, Edward and Fred Judd of MyS- tic, and daughter, Mrs. Ida C1-andail ! of Lyme, Conn
 Brief Notes. e ] J. Harry Marshall has returned to ! Providence after a visiT with his grandmother. Mrs. Isabella HSa6Ken- zie.
 1 Harold Wilcox has returned Co onecu after a visit with his ssaysnes. Afr. and Mrs. George ". Wilcox ! Jay Moves of Boston is spending a i few days with his mother. Rfr1. Helen 1 Moves
 1 Mrs. Emma Slack has returned to | New Bedford after q visit tD Ifer mother, Mrs William Slack. ! Miss Annie paulding has z1eEuF F4Aed from visit in Boston
 ! Mrs Thomas Doyle and two 68ugn- ters have returned to WilIimzntic afS-