Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-30
WINDHAM
Wednesda,

Tbs annual meeting of the Windham
Center district was held in the school
house Saturday evening with All attend
ance Of about 40, half Of whom were
women. Rev. A. W Clifford was chosen
moderator The treaSurer's report show
ed: Balance in treasury April 1, 1921,
$500; cash received from town, 5000 !;
cash received from collector $443,61 to-
tai, $6S92o. Credit-Balance in treas
ury March 25. 1922. $1o.51; by orders
paid, s67S69; total, s6S9.20. Isaac H
johnson, treasurer.
| Collectors report: Paid treasurer,
s443.6t; tTo-mill tax on. assessment,
s212.S58, S425g1; old tax, 81. 80 +; total,
S493.6f. Paul Hopkins. collector.
Committees report: Highways $152.50,
Park $3.50, sidewalks $f52.66, snow
paths s1a. cufyerts $43, highway signs
s28.50 salary treasurer $40, collecting
taxes $3.50, expense on engine Sc, print
ing $17.97, electric lights Sf43.55, cement
If$1o, paving gutter S29.25. gravel s455 );
total $67S.69. C. A Keeney, Horace
Rood and Charles Larrabee, committee
F. E. Guild, H. c. Lathrop, auditors
The election resulted in the choice of
John NJ Potter Tor clerk and treasurer
in place of I. Fl. Johnson. who was IN
able to serve any longer after holding.
the Office for II years. H. e. Perry was
elected attorney; district committee
Charles Larrabee, Miss Josephine Bing.
ham and Guy Richmond; board of relief,
A. e. Welden w. r. Maine; assessors.
Paul Hopkins. Charles Larrabee tax
collector Paul Hopkins; auditors, F. E
Guild and H. c. Lathrop. It was voted
to lay a two-rnih tax; to leave the mat
ter of spraying the trees ITO the discre-
ton of the committee to place two cleo
trio lights On North street as soon as
the Rockville Wfllimantic Lighting Co
has installed those on East street which
were ordered, one in: 1919 and the other
in 1920
The woman's Missionary society met
with Mrs. Ada Larrabee Wednesday at
3 p. m.
Mrs. R. I. Yxby and Miss Polly Bixby
are at Columbia lake fer a few days.
Charles Keeney of Hartford visited his
mother Sunday.
A special meeting OF the League of
Women Voters was held at Miss Bing-
! hams Monday.
Following a supper to be served by
the officers of the L. A. S. Friday even
ing, Miss Elizabeth Abbe will give an ac-
| count OF her travels in the east,
| Miss Mary Little received word Sun.
/ day of the sudden death. Saturday even
! ing Of her niece, Mrs. George Little, OF
| Hartford. MT. and. Mrs. Mitchell Little
Of Hartford were at Miss Little's Sun
day.
Miss Florence Truell. principal of the
/ grammar school, is spending the spring
| vacation with her sister in New Hamp.
shire Miss TrueH has recently pur,
chased a touring car,
| Miss Z. Frances Campbell of the Colo
NAL School for Girls, Washington, D. c.
is spending her vacation with her sister
Mrs R. e. waterous
Harold Brewer, who lived with hi
aunt, the late Mrs John Beckwith, hal
rented two rooms over DR.. Guilds garag,
and takes his meals in South Windha1n
where he IS employed in the ONCE of tn,
Smith Winchester Co.
Joseph Christian who has been chauf
feur for DR.. Guild, has entered the EN-
ploy of A. ). Martineau of Wfllimaptic
A young man from North Windham sue
ceeds him at DR.. Guilds
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hatch. who hay