Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-18
IN NORWICH iii YEARS Ago

Fifty years ago this week General Ed
ward Harland was elected republican
candidate for the Office OF judgeeof pro-
bate at the Norwich, probate convention
held in this city Norwich Typosraphi-
cal Union, No. 100, r held .tso anruaI
meeting the same week and elected G.
A. Burdick president for. the year 1872
These were the outst snding news events
OF that week. 80: -. $3.50 .
Interesting items taken from the. flies
of The. Bulletin Of March. 1872, are as
follows: $50
Monday. Manch II. 1s72-At the {an-
nual meeting. Saturday evening, OF the
Norwich Typographical. union. No, 100.
the following officers were elected. Pres
ident, C. A. Burdick !; vice president, T.
S. Clinch financial and. recording secTe-
eSry, A. 8. Curtis; corresponding .secre-
tary, Thomas Sampson; treasurer,S WI
liam N. Andrew; sergeant ak-arTns, VII
Ham r. Beebe delegate; to International
Typographical Union. j. G, Reynolds,
A meeting Of the board Of health was
held Saturday. afternoon. when the eopa-
mtttee appointed to investigaHe . Mrs.
fuckers claim was discharged. Other
rtridents on the street are. akve to til
situation. and the Bills for conseQuenttal
damages, If paid. would bankrupt The
town. more or less The board. ho~eTsy.
decided to consider all that are s2Fefriis-
ed, and for that purpose adjourned to
Saturday next when claimants are ex-
pected to appear and prove that their
demands are Just - i. e','F1f -.
Maggie Mitchell Is not coming. lie.
agent discovered on visiting Breed hail
that there was not. room enough to set
IN the necessary, scenery. This. win. 6e
a great disan0ointment TO many,
mi -
1rich and Worcester road Is about, TO IN
by erecting new buildings on g cleared
srace between It's tracks and those Of
the Boston ard Albany road - = j
The winter term Of the school IN the
East Great Plain district which has been
under the charge N Miss Lucy Robin
son. closed on Friday. The exan1iua-
ton was unusually satisfactory. the pu-
nils manifesting a readiness IN their an
swers. familiarity with the studies and
pleasant Relationship with the tescher
which were very gratifying 70 those
present. IN the evening there WIS a
party. in the school, room: where. dsHcinS
and social festivities were kent ilro TIL, a
late hour. Some Of the Oldest. inhShi-
tants appeared to enjoy the occasion ! as
well as the Youngest. .-, =, .s-ts.-r
J. d. T. Blackstone LETT for New York
yesterday. and sails Sor< Europe toE1or'
row. es -, ~. =; .-s-.... !.
Thu Grepnevfi5e school house VIII roa
he. ready FOR occupancy before next Sep.
tenher. 10 -,
wednesday, March a.. 1s7s13rne
steamer CITY Of Foston. .v.hich; left. Nfeft8s
London Monday might came. In coiiisi5r
with schooner about 5 o'elock Tiasasy
morning when about 30 miles From. NeEs
York. The sehooner's 6owEprttt entered
ho-, mort side. nAar the sYheeffouse. car.
ryin4 away several state rcoTns,. aTf
twenty feet of her epard and ury>er deck deck
also DAMAGING her boiler, though fortu-
natelv It did not explode. "a, .,3...
/ Tuesday morning. John 4. Fulton, =
plumber n the en1oiovs Of Myrcn Seats
ana F7raderic7- Chand'e~ hts assistant
were sent - Fonre1 TJIii TO Law the VIZ.
ter ard cae ,'7-g IN the cellar o. sth'
house b"ir}a - BY ". r. JENNINGS
/ fbou+ noon. F-'tran who was so1derine
4 n'r,e. heard fail behind him: H
-71rned and saw Cl3ana1eT lying. IN th'
foar At the same time ne detect ed hi