Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-17

l J. a. l president of the Franco American so-
 ceities of Connecticut. The state con-
 vention will be held in Norwich, Sept.
 Sth and 9th.
 Open Air Service. 1 Rev. R. S. Cushman will speak at an Npcn air service on Railroad square
 Sunday evening. The service will fol- low the service on the park
 Miss Viola Mowry. is visiting rela-' l tives in New London. J. B. Benoit of Taftville has been l spendin the week with relatives in Wauregan | today (Saturday), playing against
 Wauregan at that place. 1 MT. and Mrs. Peter Turgeon are vis- ! iting at Russ Point N, Y. The Farther Lights of the Baptist | church were at ,Squaw Rocks farm for
 their annual. outing and picnic Friday.
 The outing was postponed from Thurs
 day The party made the trip by
 barge.
 Rev. D. J. Nelly of the Baptist church
 will be the speaker at the open air ser
 vice on Davis park Sunday evening.
 Knights Go A-Fishing. The members of Asbury castle,
 Knights of King Arthur. were at East
 Killingly on a fishing trip Friday Miss Nellie Wooddbridge will lead the social service at the Baptist church
 Sunday evening.
 Charles E. Richardson of Putnam l district deputy for the order of Odd
 Fellows in this section, will install the officers of Quinebaug lodge next Tues day evening.
 Invited to Join Los Angeles Party.
 l.. J. Morin has been invited to be
 member of the New England delega- | ton to the national convention of the | American Pharmaceutical association,
 to be held in Los Angeles the week
 of August IS. The party. will leave Boston,. August 9th. The members of the B. l.. l.. have
 arranged for an outing and clambake at Old Killingly pond. They will join with the members of the organization | in Putnam for the outing.
 Letters from the members of the Thirteenth company in camp at Fort
 Mansfield indicate that the coast de- fense service is as attractive to them
 as ever.
 Want Rural Route Extended. East Killingly people have filed a petition with Postmaster William F. | Bidwell of the Dayyille office, asking
 that one or both of the rural free de- lievry routes be extended to accommo i QdIe RTedIeT or peOplc III | that section of the town. The matter
 will be referred to the postofice de- l partment at Washington.
 Only Brief Shower.
 Only a little rain fell in the attempt
 ed shower of Thursday evening, and
 no relief to the suffering crops result ed. The farmers m this section are
 facing one of the worst dry times in
 recent years.
 Getting Into Camp Not Easy. Those who contemplate visiting the | soldiers at Fort Mansfield will do well to arrange to get by the guards as the | fort is on a government reservation,
 and entrance is not as easy as it was when the company used to camp at Mantle.
 Band and Parade for Opening Game. | President A. l.. Reeves of the E. c. league will have band out this (Sat | urday) afternoon to welcome the new baseball team to Danielson. There will probably be a short parade of the l two teams before they proceed to the grounds.
 | Miss Putnam to Teach in Winsted. Miss Mabel Putnam of Moosup,, graduate of Killingly High school, will ! teach in the primary department of a
 school in Winsted the coming school year. Miss Putnam was graduated re gently from the New Britain Normal | school
 About the Borough. 1 Rev. George l.. Cook of Waterloo,
 Me, is spending his vacation with rel atiVes in Danielson MT. Cook is now ] the pastor of a Baptist church in
 Maine, having completed his studies | for the ministry.
 Mir and Mrs William Sherman leave today (Saturday) for a, vacation trip of six weeks to various places in Mas | sachusetts and Rhode Island. The first rural route from the Dan ielson office will be started the first of | the coming month. The name of the \ carrier hts got been announced. It is | understood that several of the appli- cants for the place passed their exam nations at about the same percentage, and this fact has caused delay in se- | lecting the successful candidate Miss Clara 'L'Heureaux is attending | summer school at Hyannis Mass. Miss Marion Chase. principal of the | Dayville school last term, is attending | the summer school at Willimantic. | Danielson friends have gone to Ab- | ington today (Saturday) to attend the funeral of Michael McGorty. Two new cottages are being built in | Westfeld, one for Fred Kennedy and one for Thomas A. Conwell. | No more meetings of Killingly grange will be held during July. Mrs. Joseph Cyr, owner of the old Hutchins tavern. on Franklin street, has caused the building to be remod- eled.
 Local people are planning trips 10 Nova Scotia for the latter part of this | month.
 Word has been received that Myron Witter is i'll at his home in Brawley, Cal
 James F. Rawson was the guest O. 1 friends in Danielson Friday.
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