Norwich bulletin., 1922-01-24
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JEWETT CITY

JEWEI l CITY Jewett City, Monday, follows, the candi- dates starred being elected:
 Warden T. H. Mccarthy, dem. ...... ssS|
 Burgess
 Edward L. French, rep. ....25 259 %John 4. Godek. dem. ....... 333 'E. M. Gray, rep. ...... 261 'E M. Gray, dem. .......... sS4
 Treasurer
 sE. M. Gray, rep. ......... 2e1 'E M Gray, dem. ........... 334
 Auditor
 C. H. Prior rep. ............... as3 FJ' Ii. StaHord, dem. ......... 323 Herbert E. Gray. dem. ....... BPS
 Bailif-
 aenry Vlgiard, rep. -.............. 271 *Wincenty osga, dem. ............. S21
 Collector of Taxes
 Harold Herbert, rep. ....... 255 'Lionei Boucher, dem. - 23S
 In the election which proved demo cratic victory, there were ten votes thrown out for various reasons. The vote was announced by the moderator William Johnstone. The official counters were L. N. Carpenter. T E. Shea, J. s. Hennon and F. Fl. Hiscox.
 Henry Davis and Bert Fields hold inc ribbon up to date for ice fishing. They had six pickerel on exhibition in Ed n1ond Jodoin's window which weizher II l-2 pounds, the largest weighing 1-e pounds five hours after being t;Bzn from the water.
 Superintendent F. II. ?. Clement is entertaining his brother, Ernest A. CIen- ent. of Philadelphia, recently Of the T.. s. Merchant Marine service and is just home from voyage to Brazil.
 At a meeting of Paehaug grange on Thursday evening, much interest was l nlanifeSted in a debate or that vital question always present to the farmer oi how to dispose of his milk to the best advantage and the greatest profit tc ! himself. The question took the form Shall Farmers Send Their Milk to th, Creamery Or to the Milk Car? | George Palmer, William Terry ant 1 Benjamin Gallup spoke in favor of tn, creamery and Harold Geer, Simon Brew i ster, Jr. and Charles Armstrong opposed The judges who decided in favor of tht
 
 l George Briggs and Mrs. William Bit good. Seldom has the subject for thes
 spirited debates been more opportun than this one, because of the Bostoi strike which affects those who send mil
 to Boston every morning from Jewet
 City
 E. W. and F. T. Albertine havin
 bought the fish business from Arthur ]
 Bennett, will continue at the same plact We shall endeavor 10 sell first class SC
 food. as did our predecessor. We hop to please the public and hope that th
 public will give us the same generou support that was given Mir. Bennett adv.
 Edward Lewis, cream gathsrer for th Jewett City Creamery. had an unusu; experience on Broad Brook Hill Monda
 morning. He makes fis collections Q through the surrounding country, usin an automobile in which the big barre
 of cream are carried. With several hur i dren gallons of cream he neared Il I bottom Of Broad Brook Hill. long ar V steep, and now covered with ice. IT 7 l machine became unnanageable and nal ' for the icy waters Of the brook. II . Lewis janned on the emergency, b a it availed nothing. When he saw tn; . the machine could not be stopped, he ex f cuted flying leap over the hood. TT
 machine went into the brook and sto I ped. Mir Lewis went to 8 nearby far , house and secured horses and oxen l a 1 which means the automobile was sa f vaged. Lizzie" never failed him, ! emptied the water but, chopped the | n off the engine cranked her up at came on as though nothing had happei f ed, arriving at the creamery o. K, ar 1 hadn't spilled a drop of his valuable ca a go. B. c. Bliss, superintendent of | r creamery says, Leave 1t to Ed d 4 party of Jewett City men who = along have been much interested in | d Irish question were in discussion Mo L. day and called to mind the late Geor t Washington Bromley. life long re! T dent of this town. He was a Connect
 cut Yankee of the old school, yet a m: k of peculiar knowledge of the most u : usual sort. Ea could, and has, perforT |. ed many times, the difficult feat Of na1 8 ing and bounding all the 32 counties 8 Ireland, never making a sin from Lo
 donderry on top. to Cork on the low k end, and from Kerry of the wester7no
 Atlantic border to Down on the Iri q 1 Sea.
 L The funeral of Frederick whIpp1e W
 held at the Methodist church Mond d 1 aIteTnoon- The paStory tSeV GoWiy ME = Lennon officiated- The casket was dra a ed with the American flag and SC
 eral veterans were present. Burial " f in the Jewett City cemetery, friends al = ing as bearers. Relatives and friends " n attended the services from out of toy n were MT. and Mrs. Frederick Whip v of Providence, efr and Mrs wiilia Walpole of Auburn. R. l., Mrs. Ever
 Brown, of Norfolk, Mass; Willie Fl Smith os Willimantic, Mir. and Mrs.
 E. Herrick and Miss Mary Burdiclz
 Norwich.
 NJ Rev. J. J. McCabe sang a requle
 high mass for the repose of the sC
 1 of Pope Benedict XV, Monday mol 10 ing, at St. Mary's church.
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