Norwich bulletin., 1922-07-13
JEWETT CITY

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 Dr. J. Byron Sweet, the veteran bone setter of southern New England, Is pre- pairing for trip to the Pacific coast. Calls from those who require the doc- tors professional skill are so widely spread, including people from many neighboring states, that his outing must be to far country to secure the rest he needs. The doctor sNaRy-eff will not be of the ordinary sort. for he has pur- chased this week a brand new autonfo- bile in which, with Merton Bugbee as chauffeur, he will make the entire trip to California and return. MT Bu9bee has resigned at Rojeskis, and upon his return will remain in the doctors em- ploy. Advice has been taken as to the many ways to go, and it has been de- cided that the western trip shall be over the Lincoln highway. The journey will be taken in easy stages visiting any point of interest that seems attractive. and may extend well into three months.
 Since the death of the doctors wife a few months ago. his farm home in the eastern border of Griswold has been broken up. The doctor is now q citizen of the borough and has built for him. self a fine new home on Brown avenue. Jewett City friends will join with those i'll many other towns and cities in wish ing him pleasant journey and a safe return.
 Ashland Fish and Game Protective Assoiciation received Wednesday from the state fish and game commission a few short of a thousand lingering trout President c. s. Brown and Secretary A. L. Stebbins gave tine new arrivals their special attention. They were considered to be extra fine fish, some of them being seven inches long. Every trout brook in the town and q few in Voluntown received a share of the plant. The-asse- citation has already 50 pheasant chicks that will be ready 10 liberateC by the first of August with 50 more to be matched later in the summer. Attention to these matters make fine hunting and fishing assured.
 At the meeting of Reliance lodge No. 29, To. 0. r., Monday evening. District Deputy Grand Master John F, Amburn and staff: D. D. G. M. Herbert Wiley, D. D. C.. N. James H. Smith, D. D. c. R. S, Fred V. Auburn, D. D. G. Treas urer Arthur E. Fowler. D. D. G. C. Stamme, and John W. SpiceF, organist, l installed the following officers: Elec- 1 tive, Noble grand, Thomas Gray; vice grand, Frank Nell; recording secretary, David A. Boutwell,; financial secretary, George A. Haskell; treasurer, William 1 McCluggage. Appointed officers: War den, William J. Robertson, Jr, conduc- i tor, Irving Thornton; chaplain, A. Zee ] geeF; R. S. N. G., Norman Parkhurst; ; | L. S. N. e.. GS. A. Thompson: R. s. S., Joseph Wharton; l.. S. S., John Bailey i Walter Benjamin; I. G., G. H. Thorn ton; O.. G., Gilbert Miner; $. P. John A. Davis. There were ccngratulatory remarks by the district deputy. Re ] freshments, a smoker and social hour | followed.
 l Vital statistics for the town of Gris- ] wold for June show a record number of 1 births, there being B: Myrtle Helena 1 LaBarre, Guide Demice, John Klaozuk ] Raymond Rykosa, Stefen Chlastawa Walter Wallein. Edemando Peraccini. 1 Waiter Koncinski, Irene Sorwezynska, l Albert John Fruter. Frank Pyso, John zoldack, George Albert Brown. I There were four marriages: Henry E Burke and Madeline Gallup, Lucien Marcaurele and Bronislawa Niceiuz l drew Bellayance and Sophonie Ethier. 1 Five deaths were, recorded: Joseph 1 Francis Morgan, age 6 months, from tu- l bereular meningitis; Frank R. Brown, g I years Il months, accidental drowning .Bennie Boule, 49, diabetes3 Amelia Jar. ] wis, 63, carcinoma ;; George w. Babcock 8S, sarcoma of neck.
 Superintendent F. H. P. Clement at tended the recent sessions of the Nation. al Educational Association. held in Bos i ton, later he visited his father in Man chester, N. H.
 I Farmers in this section are harvestini a bumper crop of hay, taking advantage l Of eSrar of S1-i se .-f ed that the rowen crop where grass hal already been cut is all ready for pas ture
 1 Jurors from the town of Griswold wh, have been drawn for the superior eour Il are the following: William H. Brown Albertus c. Burdick, Merton H. Bart lett, William c. Briggs, Elmer Burdick Andrew Chesebro, James E. Crary, Mar tin s. Davis. William A. Edmond, Fred erick H. Tanning, George Geer, Henr. 4. Guile, Edwin M. Gray, John L. Green Dennis Griffin, George A. Haskell, Lewi D. Howe. Clarence H. Kahn, Sterry H Kinney, William Knox, Charles Latham !, William B. Montgomery, Willis H. Nor gan, William R. Palmer, Daniel L. Phil
 lips. George B. Palmer. Frank L Ray Joseph H. Stafford, Elmer C. Stark weather, George H. Thornton, Herber 5 O.re " FSbSteT, fTa1k Os WHlI1ng,
 The annual nlseting of the Jewett Cit
 Savings Bank was held Wednesday af ternoon. The reports of the secretar.
 and treasurer F. B. Robinson, show tn
 gain in deposits the past year S77,S71.
 A, the total deposits being S1, ,s07, ,sss. .ss
 The surplus and profit account is s121,
 6s8.06, showing 8 gain in the last yea I of S8,62254. The following officers wer
 elected: President, Edward M. An
 thony; vice presidents, John c. Hsx
 kins, Daniel L. Phillips; secretary an
 treasurer, Frank B. Robinson; board C
 directors, Frank E. Robinson, Adelber
 R. Young, Arthur M Brown Archibal
 M. Clarke, JohA H. Tracy. Alex McNi col.
 Auditors, John E. Phillips and Levi
 M. Carpenter.
 The figures expressed In the asset.
 resources and deposits, as shown by tn
 balances of July 1st show rot only re
 rnarkahle gains relative directly to thes
 items. but give an outstanding view ( 1 the logical results of careful and eff
 cient management.
 Few towns the size of Jewett City ca
 show savings bank balances as credit able as these.
 Mrs. G. H. Prior, Mrs. E. M Ora,
 Miss Ida I. Foster and Miss Alice
 Brown representing the Baptist churcI
 were the welcoming committee to me,
 Mrs. E. B. Scates, wife of the recent
 called minister and their five chiirrel
 When they arrived shere Wednesday a
 ternoon and were taken to their ne
 house, the parsonage in Sylvandale, tt welcoming committee had well dor
 their part. Everything was ready wit
 dinner on the table. of the order ths these four women would be expected