Norwich bulletin., 1909-12-21
DANiELS0N
Agent J. c. Warner Going to Fitchbure MiIIs-Mercury Drops to 6 Degrees Local Interest in Big Suit Against Railroad Company.

Lieut.. Ebert l.. Darbie, command ing the Thirteenth company, will go to Hartford, Jan. B. to take the examina- tio7 or captain.
 Frederick Sibley of Providence has been a recent visitor at his home in Danielson.
 Rev. John Roux of Fitchburg. for merly assistant at St. James church, has been a recent visitor in Daniel son.
 Mrs. Pierre Richards of Fall River is visiting relatives in Danielson.
 Henry Spafford of Providence has been the guest of Danielson friends.
 Colonel Dorsey Coming.
 Colonel Henry s. Dorsey will make a regular visit of inspection to the Thirteenth company this (Tuesday) evening.
 Mrs. Abel I. Reeves continues to i'm prove after a surgical operation at St. Vincent's hospital in Worcester. Agent Warner Transferred to Fitch
 burg.
 J. C. Warner agent of the mill of the American Woolen company at Moosup. is to be transferred the first of the year to be superintendent of one of the company's mills at Fitchburg. J. Schuler of the mills at Franklin. Mass. will come to Moosup to succeed MT. Warner
 Rev. Fl w. Armstrong, Warden w I. Bullard and Kent A. Darbie are the persons to whom contributions may be made for the purpose of buying a Christmas dinner for the poor of Dan ielson.
 Getting Mill Ready to Run.
 The mill of the Whittle Dyeing and Finishing company at East Killnngly is fast being put into shape to do busi- ness, and much nachiery has already been installed. The mill is the one formerly occupied by M. H. Marcus & Brother A few operatives are already employed at the mill.
 Christmas Day at St. AIban's.
 The order of services at St. Alban's church, Rev. w. H. Davis pastor, on Christmas will be as follows: Morn ing prayer 7.15, Holy Communion 7.30 and 10.30, evening prayer 4.30. After the evening prayer there will be a Christmas tree. Special music has been prepared for the services of the day. Among the musical numbers will be Shippers mass in E flat and New tons Magnificent.
 Heavy Holiday Mail.
 rhe hIi lay rush of outgoing mail commenced at the postoffice on Mon day. Indications are that the week is going to be a very busy one. The postal authorities are again calling at- tention to the necessity of placing suf- ficient postage on all packakes; it is better to have all packages weighed at the office that this requirement be covered. and thereby save delay in de- livery at the point of destination. As Low as Degrees Monday Morning.
 Monday was the coldest morning of the season. The temperature at the weather bureau at Bitgood's showed a minimum registration of degrees, while readings on unofficial thermom- ters about town were as low as de- grees. Every body of water in this section is frozen over and the ice is making fast. There is about eight inches of ice on the reservoir. where the Consumers Ice company will cut, at East Killingly, and about five inches on Quinebaug lake. which freezes very slowly. The Quinebaug and Assawaga rivers are frozen over. Skating is being enjoyed by many on the latter stream.
 Brief Holiday for Operatives.
 A new engine is being installed at the mill of the Danielson Worsted com- pany and the mill will be closed for a few days. The change will give tho operatives in the plant few days ex- tra holiday vacation.