Norwich bulletin., 1909-12-16
DANlELSON
School Term Closes Friday - Grange
 Elects officers-5ig Haul of Pout-- Funeral of Mrs. Benjamin Cosswell.

Lieut., Col. Henry S. Dorsey will make a visit of inspection to the Thir- teenth company next Tuesday evening. Mrs. Napoleon Dominique is visiting relatives in Providence.
 Thomas Awkward has been recent visitor in Providence.
 Henry c. Leblanc of Worcester vis- ited with friends in Danielson on Wednesday.
 Rev. F. w. Armstrong Is in Everett, Mass, this week.
 Mrs. Francis Ducharme, who Is to return to Danielson from Southbridge. is to remodel the front of her house on Main street to fit it for business purposes.
 Transferred to Fort Mckinley. Frank E. vachon has been trans ferred from Fort Adams, R. l., to the hospital corps at Fort Mckinley, Me. Schools Close Friday. The schools in Danielson will close | on Friday of this week for the Christ mas vacation. Tn the graded school on School street there will be special ex- ercises to mark the ending of the term. The pupils are to invite their relatives and friends.
 Q. A. R. Meeting. The members of Sarah Williams Danielson chapter, D. A. R., are to hold a meeting in the chapter rooms this | (Thursday) afternoon.
 The year book announces a sewing ] bee and other interesting features. There are to be readings by Miss Cora | Chase and music. The hostesses for | the afternoon are Mrs. Simeon Daniel son, Mrs. Helen M. Law, Miss Nellie Reach. Mrs. William H. Polhemus. Lafayette Clubs Whist. The Lafayette club gave a whist at | their rooms in the town hall building l to party that sat at twenty tables on Tuesday evening. Among the num-
 Der were about twenty visitors from Moosup. Honors were won by Mrs. | Joseph Belanger. Miss Laura Derosier and Mrs. Isaac Tetreault for the ladies and by Tellesphore Woisard, Wildez Lavallee and Albert Rain for the gen. tlemen. Refreshments were served. Officers of KiIIinsly Grange. Killingly grange, 112, has elected the | following officers for the ensuing year: Master. Mrs. Carrie M. Day; I overseer, Mrs. F. P. Warren; lecturer. Frank l.. Bennett; steward, Frank J. G. Bailey; assistant steward, Ray Pel- lett: gatekeeper, William H. Barron; B. Sibley: Ceres Miss Ella Bailey; Pomona, Mrs. Frank Towne: Flora Annette Shepard; lady assistant stew ard, Miss Ella Day; member of the | executive committee for three years
 Frank P. Warren.
 Interesting Motion Pictures. At the Phoenix theater on Wednes- | day evening an instructive reel of mo- | ton pictures showed the methods that l are being employed at Panama in ex- | cavating for the trans-isthnus canal | The ant efaar G6nUala ayfd Tyaa afT { steam dredges were shown at work tearing their way through thousands \ of cubic yards of material to be re-
 moved. The reel was one of the best | that has been shown here in some time.
 To Aid the Poor at Christmas. | Warden W. I. Bullard. Rev. F. w. | Armstrong and Kent A. Darbie are among those to whom contributions for the poor of Danielson may be sent.
 The time for such giving is growing | short. There is the usual good work
 to be done this year.
 Three Hundred Pout in One Scoop. | The claim has been made that over
 three hundred pout have been taken | from the Eddy Pray reservoir at East Killingly at one haul. The reservoir has been almost totally dry for sev- eral months past and the fish have
 crowded into the few pools that re-
 main, to spend the winter. A hole cut
 through the ice and a scoop net drop ped through was the method used to
 catch the fish.
 Ballard Estate Large One.
 Upon the application of Mary F. Morin, 8 niece of the deceased, and Attorney Arthur G. Bill, there will be
 a hearing in the probate court to de-
 termine the admission to probate of the will of the late Isaac B. Ballard of
 Ballouville. It is understood that the
 estate is large one.
 Grading Armory Grounds.
 The work of grading the grounds about the state armory has commenced. The site of the old Yellow block is be- ing plowed over and the cellar hole is
 being filled. Only the rough grading
 will be done this fall, the finishing of
 the work being left until spring.
 The choirs of the various churches are engaged with rehearsals for the
 Christmas concerts which are to be
 made as attractive as ever this year.