Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-23

 is best-Daggett's, Moosup.-adv.
 At the annual meeting of the Brooklyn Town Library Association the following officers were elected: President, William Henry Bishop; secretary, Sidney w. Bard; treasurer, Nellie A. Potter; Iibrar- ian. Alice R. W. Field.
 The association has received gift this year of s2s4 from the Newichewan- na Golf club of Brooklyn The club has sold it's property and disbanded. The meeting dt the library association was adjourned to August 8, when a revision of it's constitution will he taken up. For the future the association has plans for the development of the library building along lines that will relieve some of the present congestion in the ar rangement of the shelving and distribu- | tioh of volumes. It is planned to take at | least part of the upper floor of the i- brary Building, now occupied as a dwell 1 ing. and arrange it so as to bring at | least two rooris into one, giving a very 1 large room that may be used as d nlu- I sein for display of historical and other Interesting exhibits The upper floor ai- so would provide juvenile and reading | rooms
 This library has 5000 volumes and is a splendid asset to the beautiful village of Brooklyn
 The Fifth Infantri-, the last of the l state guard organizations and with l headquarters at Waterbury is being mus i tered out. There is interest locally in I this because of the fact that Captain A | P. Woodward of Danielson is attached to the staff of the Fifth infantry. to which he was transferred on March IT Of this year. after he had completed 1 mastering out several companies of the Third infantry, State guard, in which he 1 was inspector of small arms practice | The mastering out of the Fifth infantry likely will mean another transfer for | Captain Woodward; who has been asso- ciated with national guard organizations of the state. since November Is. 1895. .i D. Fred Kenworthy, James R. Walsh. Frank L. Bennett. George T. Moran, James E. Smith, James P. Aldrich, reg istrsrs Of voters in the town of Killing ly, have issued notices that they are to be in session in August for the purpose of making an enrolment of voters of the town. Such meetings are held by the registrars in August of each year.
 MT. and Mrs. Sidney W. Bard will leave this Saturday, afternoon to mo- tor to Leominster, where they will be guests over Sunday of Rev. and Mrs. J. D. Hull. Rev. MT. Hull formerly was rector of St. Paul's church, Plainfeld. Cashier FranciN E. Storer of tho wfndham County National bank Is to have his vacation during the coming week
 Miss Beatrice Maynard, of the force at the Brooklyn Savings bank, is spend Ing her vacation at Oakland beach.
 Mir and Mrs. Irving W. Davis motore1 to New Hampshire to spend the week. end with relatives
 Adviees received here are to the efrscI that Silvio Maynard, who has been at tached to the United States consulate a Cairo, Egypt, sailed from England thi. week and is expected at his home her, within few days.
 A Sunday school party that VIII be a R6seland park in woodstock this tSat urday) afternoon is that of the Metho dist church of AttAwaugSn. Members of the Pentecostal church ar to hold < service at the home of Pkrcy Hammond. in East K11linsly, Sunday af terfiocn.
 William c. Peters of New London va 2 visitor with friends in Dariie1son Fri day.
 Some of the machinery of the Fernle. Worsted company At East Kfifingiy ha been sold recently 1t was stated Fri day by Receiver Alfred Pate.
 Atssrney Harry E. Back repudiate 2 the suggestion of a Waterbury pape . that he become the next republican can dfdate for governor. Attorney Back say that while he appreciates the complimen , paid him through the suggestion he seek no public office and under no considers tion would accept the candidacy or elec
 tion. My business commands all of m
 time and attention and under no circun
 stances would I neglect it," MT. Bac
 is quoted as saying.
 la PIsv1nS us the haxhW3y in We
 Brooklyn, in connection with state roa
 work under way, an old well. with ma
 onry intact, was discovered in the cent,
 of what has been much travelled rou
 for Ereat many years. It is believe
 that the well was on property owne
 many. many years ago by John Blacl
 well, for whom Blackwells brook, f;
 nous trout stream running throue . Br6ekiyn and furnishing power for mill
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