Norwich bulletin., 1920-01-10

freight which the agent helped put aboard, not noticing the pleasant smile on the coHh htenance of our friend who was already aboard siI1 advance of the freight
 The city feseFvoir is within two inches of full he hea rains of Sa t- uriay and Sunday having raj ised thirteen inches. sl A small outhouse at he F ailSss which was set ona fire by some ma ~ cious individual, caused a general al arm in that district, Hnieh repeated on the alarm bell here. turned out the entire department about F o'clock. Z Wednesday, Jan S., 70+5Ihe first annual ball of the Blackstone Hose. Company in Breed Hall last evening, was emphaticaily brilliant success. The number of dancers on the floor was large and the dress of many of the ladies rich and elegant in the ex- ;reme. The galleries and seats at. the sides of the hall was filled with spec ta tors.
 | The Hon. H. H. Starkweather and Edward Ray have purchased the brick house at the junction of Front and Main streets, .IauUl Hin about $10,-' 900. a Edward Ralston was before the police court yesterday. on suspicion of being the promoter of our regular Saturday night fires. His case was adjourned to Monday, the 10th inst, and he was sent to jail.
 Thursday, Jan. s, 1S7e-Those boys who make ,bonflres on the concrete sidewalks should know better. The inflanab fe tlras of the walks makes | the practice dangerous and the police thave received orders to arrest any i one indulging in it.
 At the annual meeting of Somerset 1 Lodge No. S4, F. & A. M. held at Ma
 sonic Hah Wednesday the following
 officers were elected and installed: 1 w. M, John L. Devotion: $. w, 1 Robert Brown; J. w.. N. D. Robin
 son; treasurer, H. H. Roath; secretary
 John Pellett.
 | At the annual meeting of the Wau- regan Hook and Ladder Company the 1 following officers were elected: f Charles IF. Wha1ey. foreman; M. A. Tanning, first assistant: John Irish,
 second assistant; Peter Campbell
 secretary; John H. Morrison, treas urer; Donald Mcdonald, color bearer. ] Friday. Jan. ', 187o-At the annual
 meeting of Franklin Council, No. 3, . and s. M. at Masonic Temple Thurs i day evening the following officers 1 were elected for the year ensuing:
 L., W. Carpenter, T, I. G. M. c. L.
 Lippitt, R. I. D. M., J. J. Wait, l. P C..
 James, Kirker. C.. G.: Hobart Roath.
 treasurer: c. H. Cobb. IT,. recorder; l Augustus Gould, conductor; c. W. | Converse, S.: T. PeNet, sentinsl. 1 At a regular convention of Waure-
 gan Lodge. No. 6, K. of P. last even
 ing the following officers were install
 ed for the ensuing year; J. B. Mer-
 shon, Y. F.: A. J. Kelly, W. c; Will
 liam F. sRawson, W. Y. C.; John IT : Clark. W. R. S.: H. Hobart Roath, W F. S.: F. F. Chapman, w. B.; 1 Charles D. Foster w. l. S.; Charles
 W: c. -4's ~
 Neptune Steam Fire Engine O., No.
 ?. at the annual meeting held at their
 station house last evening elected the
 following officers. Foreman. Alonzo L.
 Sweet; 1st assistant. Frank Robbins;
 2nd assistant Timothy Knowlto4l: ::
 clerk nd9treasyrer, 4Erastus s. Capen. Saturday. Jan. s, 1s70-Breadstuffs
 are now the cheapest commodities in
 the market. During the last three
 months spring wheat has declined in
 the market from $1.38 to 7S cents a l bushel.. e $ ~sf
 The Hopkins' Allyn. manufacturing
 Company have gone to work with new
 machinery and a full force since the 1 ire and the reconstructed sllon from
 b2 sement to attic looks lively and prosperous.
 Docs this a(hic) har go to Gree (hic)henviIle ?' inquired a stranger
 pretty well slowed as Ile pulled up ir i front of I.anman & Sevin's last even.
 ing. The red light In the window de.
 luded him into belief that it was {
 crossing. .f