Norwich bulletin., 1909-10-01
DANlELS0N
Rev. John Roux to Leave for Massa- chusetts-Statement by Charles S. Francis = Progress of No-License campaisn-PoIiticaI Drift.

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 campaisn-PoIiticaI Drift.
 Edward Heneault visited relatives in New London on Thursday.
 Miss Della Perreault has returned from visit of several months with relatives in Canada.
 Abel l.. Reeves. H. J. Reeves and $. Gingras attended a meeting of the 4 stockholders of a New Hampshire gold mine, located at Lisbcn, which was held at Central Falls. R. l., on Thursday.
 Mrs. George Caron has returned from Boston. where she has been re- ceiving medical treatment.
 Rev. John Roux Goes to Fitchburg.
 Rev. John Roux. who has been an assistant to the pastor of St. James parish for several years, is to leave Danielscn permanently this week and will 5e located in Fitchburg, Mass. Thomas J. Awkward was in Norwich | Thursday.
 Mir. and Mrs Louis E. Kennedy at- tended the fair at Stafford Springs on Thursday. making the trip by automo- bile.
 Mrs. Theodore Hammett entertained | a party of ladies at her home on the Green Hollow road Wednesday after l noon.
 County Medical Society to Meet.
 The members of the Windham County Medical society are. to hold their fall meeting at the Attawaugan house in Danielson during the month of October.
 | Changes in Train Schedule.
 The winter schedule of traih service on the local branch of the Midland division will become effective ,on Sun l day.
 There are to be two changes in the | present time table seffecting Daniel son. Beginning Sunday morning, the | north bound boat train is to leave the local station at o'clock This train has been due to leave Danielson at 710 on Sunday mornings and 70S on l week days. The other change is in the leaving time of the north bound l morning train now due to leave Dan- ielson at 10.17. Beginning Monday this train will leave Danielson at 1011.
 Opens Whist Season. The Bijou whist club held it's first | meeting. of the present season in it's rooms in the Hyde block on Thurs day evening. The club is ladies' or ganization and has been in existence Tor several years. Weekly meetings are held from early fall until the Lenten period begins. The club has
 
 1 membership.
 Brooklyn Republican Nominations.
 The republicans of the town of Brooklyn have placed the following men in nomination as candidates for the town officers to be elected at the annual town meeting on Monday: As sessors, James F. Page, one year. E. | C. Dabson, two years, C. H. Blake three years; board of relief. C. c. Lawton, Frank Bedard; selectmen, l Fred Card. Amos Kendall: town clerk and treasurer, Theodore Pond; audit or, E.. c. Babson; grand jurors, Sam uel Bradford. Stephen Oatley, James F. Page; constables, Edwin Bennett, | Philial Thetreault. Fred A. Kies registrars oe voters, Charles H. Blake, Benjamin l.. Bailey; tax collector. Riley D. Witter member of the school board, Sydney w Bard; tree warden. l William H. Clewley. | The only contest at the caucus. which was held Wednesday evening in the town hall in Brooklyn village, was l between Fred Card and Amos Kendall, 1 both of whom desired the nomination for first selectman. Card was the victor. winning out with margin of | Is votes.
 There were about 100 voters present i at the caucus and the check list was used in taking the ballot for the nom- | ination of selectman. | A vote of thanks was extended by 1 the meeting to J. Sprague Bard, who | has been the tree warden in Brooklyn since the office was first created and l the vote was in recognition of his ef- | ficient discharge of his duties. l F.. C. Babson was moderator of the meeting and c. G. Lawton clerk. | Charles S. Francis Statement. Charles s. Francis, who is seeking | the republican nomina ton for town | clerk and treasurer of Killingly, au- thorized statement Thursday that to | the best of his knowledge there was l no truth in the statement being cir | culated that it would cost the town | of Kilhngly more than s2000 to make | the change in the holder of the offices mentioned in the event of his being | elected. MT. Francis says he knows of~no means of incurring such an ex- | traordinary expense to the town | should the majority of the voters of | his party favor him with the nomi- | nation and election.
 Two Contests Probable. This (Friday) afternoon the repub- | licans of Killingly entitled to vote in | the party caucus will get together in 1 the town hall to name their candi- dates for election on Monday next. Two contests are on for places on 1 the ticket and the preliminary prom ises to be not devoid of interest. The voters in the caucus will have an op- portunity to choose between Harley s. Place. republican member of the board from the Third district, and Sydney Barstow of the same district. who desires the nomination as a can- didate for place among the select men.
 The other contest will be for the l nomination for town clerk and treas urer. Frank T. Preston. the present incumbent, and Charles S. Francis, both of Danielson, are the party can didates and both will be able to make a strong showing
 The democrats will watch the pro- ceedings with close attention and to- morrow Saturday afternoon will | name their list of candidates in par ty caucus.
 Potatoes S1 a Bushel.
 Potato crops in this section of the county are not going to be up to the usual standard. according to the men who raise q great quantity of them forA the market.