Norwich bulletin., 1909-12-30
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Carriers Working Through Drifts-six Degrees Below Wednesday Morning Moving Picture Theater Has Fire proof Booth.


 Degrees Below Wednesday Morning Moving Picture Theater Has Fire
 proof Booth.
 Rural Carrier Hosea Greene on route No. l out of the Dayville office was able to cover his full route Wednes- day, after bucking the snow drifts since the big fall. Route No. 2, onteof Day. vile, is still impossible beyond the Tucker district but will probably be opened soon.
 Personal Items.
 David Witter Is going to California next month for visit with relatives.
 Miss Louisa Paradis of North Gros- venordale is visiting relatives in Dan- ielson.
 Ralph Sewell of Boston is spending few days with Danielson relatives.
 Miss Laura Bavaria and Mrs. D. D. Jettee were in Boston Wednesday.
 Damase Boulias will leave Danielson today (Thursday) to spend the New Year holiday with relatives in Canada, visiting at St. Hyacinth, St. John and Montreal.
 High Tide at Oakland Beach.
 John Cogswell of Oakland Beach is visiting in Danielson for a few days. MT. Cogswell says that the tide at the Beach on Sunday morning was the highest he has ever seen there. None of the cottages owned by Danielson people were damaged, however. Prize Winners at Whist.
 At a whist at the home of MT. and Mrs. Boulaine on Tuesday evening Miss Dora Dominique won first honors for the ladies and Henry Lavallee for the gentlemen. The consolation prizes went to Miss Leah Bessette and T. Woisard.
 Snow Cleared from Reservoir.
 William S. Brown states that the snow has been cleared from the Hygeia reservoir, where the ice supply of the Consumers Ice company is to be cut. Cutting has not yet begun.
 Temperature Six Degrees Below Zero.
 The temperature went down to a new low mark for the season on Wednes- day morning, when the minimum was suffer the inconvenience arising from the freezing of water pipes.
 A hearing on the admission of the will of Sarah l.. Round of East Killing ly to probate is to be held in the office of Judge Oliver E. Getty Friday. The application for the hearing was made by Charles E. Hill of East Killingly. Officers of St. John Baptist Society.
 St. John Baptist society has elected the following officers for the ensuing year: Chaplain, Rev. U. O. Bellerose, Wauregan; president, Peter Boulaine; frs vice president, Ludger J. Morin; second vice president, L. J. Tetreault; recoring secretary, Damase Boulias; financial secretary, Francis Vaudry; corresponding secretary, A. Maynard; treasurer, Joseph N. Lavallee; assist ant trasurer, F. x. Bessette; master of ceremonies, J. B. Bernier; commander, Amadee Bernier; directors, D. E. Jette, F. Daume, D. Gagnon, Joseph Vigiard, Philip Metthe.
 Borough People Have the Airship Neck.
 Please. Mir. Tillinghast of Worcester, guide your airship over Danielson on your next trip south. Come early in the evening, too, for the people down this way have the fever to see the great flyer that has aroused New Eng land. Watching for the aerial craft and Halley's comet, now reported to be visible early in the evening, close | to the northeastern horizon, threatens | curvature of the neck for many local people.
 Additions to Y. M. c. A. Auxiliary. The following persons have recently been added to membership list of the Ladies' Auxiliary of the Y. M. c. A.: | Mrs. D. w. Scott, Mrs. Hal R. Eaton, Mrs. F. N. Warren. Miss Nellie Kenne- | dy, Mrs Frederick F. Bitgood. Miss Evelyn Bitgood. Mrs. Frank Reach, ] Mrs. Elizabeth Reach, Miss Elizabeth | Tripp, Mrs. Arthur Logee. Mrs. John ! Waldo Miss Nixon, Miss Nellie Glea- son, Mrs. Almon Bartlett, Mrs. C. B. | Wheatley, Mrs. Louis Kohler, Miss | Vesta Stone, Mrs. Frank Gilbert, Miss | Myrtis Blanchard, Mrs. R. J. Cone, Miss Mildred Whitman.
 Fireprocf Booth in Place. The new flreproof booth in which the | moving picture machine used in the | Town hall is to be placed has arrived, | and has been put in place. The booth | was purchased to comply with the reg ulations of the state police governing the running of moving picture shows. | The material used in the construction l of the booth is absolutely non-inflam- mable. The cost was in excess of one hundred dollars.
 End of Open Season. 1 Tomorrow (F'riday) will be the last day that hunters can legally go into | the woods under the protection of the | hunters licenses granted to them last fall. T helicenses all expire January 1, no mat if they were only grnted this week. he licenses taken out aft CT tomorrow will be good during all of 1910.
 Officers of Unity Encampment.
 Unity encampment has elected the following officers for the ensuing term: c. B., H H. Starkweather; $. w, E.. E. Allen: H. P, Willis Shippee; chap lain. William H. Shippee scribe. R. E. | Wilde; treasurer George A. Baker.
 Christmas Charity Appreciated.
 That there are persons in Danielson who were saved from passing Christmas | without food sufficient to allow them a decent meal through the efforts of those who worked to get holiday din- ners for the poor was demonstrated by those in charge of the distribution of the gifts. Warden w. I. Bullard found one poor woman with nothing more than part of a loaf of bread and few potatoes in the house. Those who contributed to the fund brought happiness to persons greatly in need of assistance and encouragement. Briefs,
 Some of the snow on Main street has been carried away by men in the em-