Norwich bulletin., 1922-06-28

The a63onrnsd annual meeting of the Pawcarrck Ire district was held Monday evening at o'clock in the P. s. Barber Hose company rooms on Liberty street. There was a large attendance and bust ness of importance was taken up. The voters tcok action upon the enlargement of tho territorial limits of the district tha laying Of sidewalks on West Broad strect. Stiiiman avenue and Moss street and the fixing Of the tax rate. The ts4s- trict instructed the committee in regard Co the portions to be paid by the individ- uais and the district in the laying of side u-glks. It was voted to have the walks on Williams and Moss streets and Stillman avc1ue The district also voted to extend ws5t Of Moves street to Prospect street to hs property of Fl A. Stzhle and William e. Wilcox on West Broad street. The irnnittee on sidewalks is composed of fohn A Marr, Alexander Marr. Pierce Morrison, James Mccormick. ,Charles H. ao,dgedEs. The tax rate was changed rom previons years. IL was voted to lay a four-rlu tax instead of three mills. There vas a large number who attended iho meeting
 Inc deafh Of Miss Adelaide Burdick occurred st the home of her sister Mrs. William Grant. on Newton avenue. Mon- Say after brief ulness- The only sur vivinE relative is Mrs. Grant. with whom sho made her home.
 The members of the ststh field artillery uf Rhode Island who sent out searching parties Monday located some more of the ho-1es which broke loose Monday morn Ing during the terrific thunder storm Fhera ware found to be more horses in- f1rsd thar was first known Stone walls rsrs scaled and fences broken down when ne stampede began One horse was bound lying on tho roadside with broken hanz It had run into an iron stone rprczdsr which is being used on the con- s-ruct'on work Of the new Post road. Egverzi others were found by the men With broken hoofs and ankles Joseph s. Pickering. who was met by the animals thcre being four together, had his new sedan badly smashed. One of the horses received a deep Eash. The rest of the huraes were located in OF near Westerly late Monday. Oficer BrEcSsr of the Westerly police force brought in several and ths rssidents of the Watch Hill, Post road and Shore road districts assisted in helping Co round up the animals. These hcrses are said 10 belong to the federal Eoveru1nent
 Furnishings for the new wlnnapaus Goif club have arrived at the Hln and il has been announced that the permanent nlne-hoie course that was started last fau VII be ready for July 4th. A special program VIII be had on that day.
 A larxs number Of Westerly Boy Scouts are aianning to enjoy an outing at Camp TowrooE. at Rockville. R.. l. This csmr can now accommodate about 200 boys weekly and the Westerly troops will go Ju,y- sth 10 18th for their outing. Ar. ranEements hava been made for Dr. E. J Enerr of Hope Valley to visit the camT daily. Six large 12x16 wall tents have been provided this year. A six-foot hote range has been installed in the kitcher and a large icshox has also been installed New equipment has been added. The olsin camp now cons5sts of IS large tenti Tor tho scouts. One camp site Is situated on c,c lake shore and is used by the all F1r,mer colony. The new camp is on OaH Fidre just back from the lake shore, and will bo used by experienced troops under their own scoutmasters. The camp pro- gram will consist of scout work and water instruction in the morning. Ath. tetic egknts will take place In the after noon. and the campfires will be held II he evening. ~ -
 Mrs. James WheweH of BuFdick Rvenut vas surprised by friends at her homo saturiay evening. Mrs. Whewell wal resented a fine steamer trunk. as sh, leaves Saturday for New York. wherl she wiH san for a visit at Southampton England
 June 5eth Is the date set for the re opening cf the Norwich and Westerl. trolley rne The service will be appre