Norwich bulletin., 1921-10-10
JEWETT CITY

JCW WE Gill
 R. R. Barber lost two fat oxen on Thursday night, valued at between $400 and $500. When he went to the barn to feed them Friday morning he found that some time during the night the floor of the stable had given way They were choied. as they hung sus- pended in the stanchions
 A man who attended the recent court proceedings for two days. and listened to the fine disp'ay of legal pyrotechnics. declared to his wife Sunday noon. when she produced Saturdays warmed-over beans for dinner that he filed a de- murrer in the premises, and moved for writ of error" citing cause for ad- journmert on the second appearance.
 Old-tfme memories were awakened on Sunday afternoon when at 3.20 big ar my trucks, driven by uniformed sol diers, went over the state road bound north.
 The actual expenses of running the town of Griswold lasl year is seen in the following figures: Highways s7770.- 94, state road s260652, bridges $4077.- 0S, snow s337.1O. water trough s6OO outside poor S2506.43, medical attend ance sS0.46. care of insane and imbe- ciles s6474S town farm s24O3.67, town hall S1346.65, town hall, Pachaug s15, assessing and col ecting taxes s108S.O9, election expenses S1107.45, vital statis- tics s179.65, town officers S1920. inter- est S6076S5 damage done by dogs s16, miscellaneous s143714; total s33,622.- 51. The schools cost $36,415.05. A temporary loan of $30.000 was neces- sary
 Taken from figures furnished by sunt. Frank H. P. Clement, there is seen the in +ar in r1TI Iar hn last year of the district system for the town of Griswold, a total of S99 chill dren were enumerated; of these TOT were registered in the fourteen school districts. their average attendance was | sos The services of 27 teachers were required and they were paid $25,6S5.49 The cost to the town for every ave- rage attendant pupil was s66.44.
 The school committee members and districts which by the vote of the town ast week are automatically retired next school year are: Pachaug. W. B. Mont i gomery; Woodward William Edmond Hopeville. Alvin Douglas; Tyler. Joseph Roode White J. B. Sweet Stone Hill closed Boardman. John F. Garnder Glasgo. J. T. Wilbur; Bethel, Burton and Rixtown. closed; Jewett City, G. H Jennings. G. A. Haskell, James H Shea Brewster. Charles T. Armstrong Johnson, closed.
 The teachers for the town heretofore always employed by the several distric committees. will now be engaged by tn town school board for the last year the! were, as per the spring term records Isabel Marshall, Adelle Babcock, Ida D Eichelberg R. Ethel Miller. Loleta l Lord, Evelyn Johnson. Idella Young Della F Malloy, F. H. P. Clement
 icfo n Iprincipal Alice A. Brown Mabelle L Scott. S. Nettie Johnson, sibyl Brown ling, Edith Soule. Juliette Richmond Alice Barnett. Katherine T McNama ra. Annie Driscoll. Mary R. Driscol Clara Moran, K. Marguerite Bliss. Mar garet Daly, Helen Madden, Gladly Holmes. E. R. Rodgkinson, Elizabet Benjamin.
 Rev. J. H. selden. DID, of Norwicl
 preached at the Congregational churc
 Sunday morning, Rev. c. H. Andrew
 having been i'll for week.
 Mrs. A. M. Clarke, Mrs. Mabel Ha
 vens. Carleton Havens, Mrs. J. B. Pa
 mer Jr., and Earle Palmer attended tn
 Douglass-Byles wedding at Sterling Hi
 Saturday afternoon.
 Funeral services for Edward Tn
 beault were held at St. Thomas churci NOluntOWn, SdIuIudN- INeN- 1~ONOH l Paradis officiating. Burial was in $ Thomas cemetery. The bearers wer Joseph Thibeault, Fred Bray, Loui Lachape'le, Victor Dupont Joseph Pau
 and Louis Boucher. Hourigan Bro were in charge of the arrangements. Miss Kathleen Dearnley is attendin
 Gushing Academy, Ashburnham, Mass William Johnstone has sold his bu:
 mess to Abraham Zegeer. who owns tt block where the business is conducted MT. Johnstone plans to take a rest Miss Maude Kanahan, of Central VI lage spent Sunday with her sister, MiS } Mabel Kanahan in Lisbon.
 Edward A. Faust, IT., student Loomis Institute, Windsor, while play
 ing football, received an injury to h l cofarbone.
 MT. and Mrs F. E. Robinson spel
 Sunday with Mrs. Robinson's brothe 3 in Holyoke, Mass.
 Dorcas Circle of The Kings Daugl , ters has planned to meet at o'cloc
 Tuesday evening al Mrs. George W
 Robfnsons.
 MT and Mrs Gladue of Greenevil s were guests Sunday of MT. and MT l Eli G. Lague. Mrs Gladue is MT. Li gue's sister.
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