Norwich bulletin., 1916-10-07
Who is Going and Comins-Incidents. Accidents
 and Building in Thres Counties

| Mrs. Clarence Avery with her chil dren, of South Windham, who hal 1 been spending a few weeks at th' home of her parents, MT. and Mrs. Al bert w Avery, of Hill Top, has re. | turned home.
 Mrs. Herman Johnson and child, whC | have been spending several months ar | the home of her parents. MT. and Mrs 1 Moses Hart, returned home Sunday 1 Miss Josephine Hart has returned tc South Coventry after a week end wis i it at her home in Palrnertown. Rally Day. Sunday was Rally day at the Meth. odist church at the session of Sunday school. The pupils marched in sing ing hymns. each bearing a flag and banners Byron Moves, Edith Calvert William Rhinehart. Lester Dart, Editf Johnson, Alice Ramage were among thOSe who took part in the programme Rev. Charles c. Tibbetts gave an ad- l dress. The music was by the church orchestra.
 Thursday afternoon the Good Cheer Sunshine society was entertained al the home of Mrs. James E. Comstock at her home at Best View. Theodore Craig. Frank Craig and Roy Hart were in South Windham Saturday, attending the ball game.
 The young folks of the Baptist church who enjoyed their vacation spent at the camp with Rev. and Mrs w. H. Lake at Harrison's planned to give them a surprise Friday evening.
 Albert Eggleston has moved his household goods and family from one of the c. M. Robertsons Co.'S tene- ments othe house in ths place owned by G. W. Hamilton.
 Cleared About $e.
 About nine dollars was made by the social given by the Epworth League This will be used toward the piano fund.
 A summary of the town accounts, by the board of selectmen which was given to the voters of the town on Monday, shows the following. Outstanding orders, J. H. Manwar- ing estate $16,ooO. Outstanding order No. no, Dwight Kelsey. $9.10O.OO Trustees of NJ. E. church, Gardner: Lake, $1,50000. Trustees of the M. E church. Gardners Lake, 427, this order to take place of Order 355, issued or July 1. 1901 to J. H. Manwaring. ST. 50000. Town bonds $30,00O.00. Total S5S,100.00.
 Due from rate bill, 1915. $3,s45. 30 Due from personal tax G911 and 1912l Robert Simpsons bondsmen, s462. Due from state damage by dogs and deer 1913-14-15-16, $215.20. Due from per sonal tax, 1915. s56o. Money in Thafaes Loan and Trust Co.,. s62O.65. InVen-
 
 treasury, September 1, 1916, $12,502.26 Total. S36,3e463.
 Town Expenses.
 Town share of repaiSs on state road sS0.19. Highways $4,799O6. Repairs to bridges, S21.43. Repairs and new rail- ing. $f55 g. Insane s75S.59. Town Health Officer. $15O.5O. Outside poor, S450.73. Town farm, $1,17102. Mis- cellaneous $5,733.77. Damage by dogs, $&0. Interest, $2,23250 Fire warden, $15.05. Snow account, S156.5s. Total s15,S0
 Fred J. Hope. the treasurer submit ted the following report: Balance in treasury September l, 1915, $10,183.08 Received from interest on levy of 1914 $214.53. Levy 1915, $25,237.98. Per sonal tax of 1914, $474. Personal tax of 1915, $500.
 Received from state enumeration grant, $1.359. Tax on bonds. s286.14 Clerk of superior court, $1440S Dog licenses, $3S0. Tuition and transporta- ton. $1.290C5. Unused car tickets S48.30- Received from town farm, for produce, $5o.S8. From town of Water ford, s32.S1. Marlborough, $63.95. From justice fines. $19. County jail s11. Ov- erdrawn check $1. From William Smid- dy. personal tax. 1911-12, SPA. Received from Dan D. Home. peddler's license $255. From state, damage by deer, s149. Oil sold 40 cents. State fire warden, s1O.43. Thames Loan and Trust company 10 per cent, s95.52 Charles N. Chappell estate, over- charges, $S7.25. J. F. Killean, bond paid by Pal1ners Brothers, S776.74 Lifuor cases s41.ss. Oyster Fund Thames river cases, 4S3.50. Dog li- cense fund, s285.76. State Library books $50. Short time loan, $e,000. To- tai 51,414.59.
 Cash paid on selectnnen's orders S22 405.39. Cash pair on se1ectmfen's orders S15,527.17. Cash paid on justice orders, s531.27. Cash paid on dog license or ders, $407.50. Balance in treasury, september 1, 1916. $12,5o2.2S. Total, s51,413.59.
 District school funds. ss,5s112. First school society, s44.64. Third district, s82.69. Seventh district. $52.19. Fourth district, s200. sComstock school fund, $4605. Cemetery funds, B. G. Rogers, s24S.5S. E. D. Lyon, $50.
 Local Notes.
 Mir and Mrs. Matthew Walsh of Pe- quot entertained as their guest the week end, their daughter, Mrs. William McMahon, of Norwich.
 Matthew Kelly after spending a few days with friends has returned to Brooklyn, N. Y.
 Merritt E. Tool1er was in Springfield, Mass, Monday, attending the funeral of a relative.
 Tuesday evening the regular cottage prayer meeting was held at the home of MT. and Mrs. Carlyle and Mrs. Chapman.
 The Montville Councry club held q meeting Monday night in Hickey's hall to reorganize and make plans for the winter socials and entertainments.