Norwich bulletin., 1909-08-07
FUN ERAL.
Mrs Miranda kies,

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The funeral of Mrs. Miranda Kies
was held from the home of her daugh-
| ter, Mrs. w. N. Arnold, on Reynolds
street, Friday afternoon, Rev. r. s..
Cushman of the Methodist church off,
| ciating, in the absence of Mrs. Kies'
pastor Rev. Clarence III. Barber, of the
Congregational church. Burial was in
Westfield cemetery.
No Muster This Year.
The firemen's muster discussed some
| time ago as likely to be held in Sep
! TENDER will not occur this year. The
members of the fire department expect
/ to move into the new central station
in a few weeks and they are planning
to fit their rooms in such a manner
as to cause them considerable expense.
If they spend the funds in their treas
! uries on a muster they cannot very
| well spend the same money on equip
| ping the rooms, consequently the de-
cision among the members is for fitting
up the rooms and letting the muster
wait for another year.
Pascoag Firm May Acquire Cat Hollow
Mill.
| 1t is rumored that the mill at Elm
vile known as the "Cat Hollow mill
i is to be taken over from the Thayer
/ Wooden company of Oxford, Mass, by
a mill company doing business at Pas
coag and reopened for business. The
mill has been closed for, several years.
| 1t was formerly used for manufactur-
! ing shoddy fabrics and ran uninter-
! ruptedly for years. Members OF the
| Pascoag firm who are said to be inter-
ested in the deal were at Elmville this
week.
Big Earnings at Brooklyn Jail.
Over at the Windham county Jail in
| the town of Brooklyn they are contin-
uing to make records as relates to out
side earnings and the amount of rev.
enue received from outside sales. For
July new high record was made with
outside earnings amounting to $1,022.26
and sundry sales amounting to $245.0S.
The demand for labor has been excep-
| tionally good and this fact has helped
swell the revenue.
Union Service.
Sunday morning in the Baptist
church the first of the union services
arranged for several weeks will be
held. The congregations of the Meth
odist and Congregational churches will
unite with the congregation of the
Baptist church at the service. at which
Rev. r. S. Cushman will be the preach
er.
Held Life Interest in Alexander Estate.
Announcement is made of the resent
death of Clayton L. Alexander at his
home in Vermont on July 81. Mr. Alex
ander was AZ years of age and was
engaged in the customs service of the
state of Vermont. He is survived by
his wife, four sons and a daughter.
Mr.. Alexander held a life interest in
the Alexander estate, which includes
Wildwood park.
Revival Services Planned.
The members of the Pentecostal
church are looking forward to the pc
Rod from Sept. 10 to Oct 8, when re-
vival services are to be held in Dam
ielson by the members of that denomi-
nation.
| Danielson Friday.
Looms will be started at the mill of
| the Danielson Worsted company the
| first of next week.
Alterations are being made to the
| Hutchins tavern on Franklin street,
7 owned by Nine. Joseph Cyr.
| Prisoners from the jail at Brooklyn
are employed in digging trench 1900
| feet in length to bring water to the
old peoples home from a spring located
| in the field in the rear of the home.
League Basketball May Be Revived.
There is talk of reviving league bas-
hClOdll III hilS SCCllOu uuTlL& Tie COM
| ing winter. A few seasons ago the
| league made big hit and it is be-
lieved to be possible to revive the in
| terest.
Wages to Be Advanced.
Mill operatives in Danielson are in
| terested in the announcement that
! wages are to be advanced in the mills
of the Grosvenordales on Aug. Is.
Visitors from Vicksburq.
Thomas Curtis, who has been spend
| ing the summer in Danielson, will re-
| turn to Vicksburg, Miss with his fam
| lily during the first part of September.
Mr.. Curtis, formerly 'overseer in the
| carding department of the Danielson
| Cotton company, is employed in the
| south as a classer of cotton as it comes
| from the growers. He Is an expert in
fixing grades and values and has an
excellent position.
Borough Notes.
Mr. and Mrs E. Pilling and daughter
| of Boston are guests of Miss Emma
| Pilling.
Mrs William Keech is spending a
short time in Manchester, N. H.
Mrs. ]. E. Young and daughter are
| in Summit N. ].
George Stone left Tuesday for Bur
| lington, VT, where he will be the guest
| of relatives.
| c. A. Hamilton and Walter Murphy
were at Providence river resorts on
| Friday.
Mrs. F. Rogers and son of New Lon
don have recently been guests of Mrs
Rogers mother, Mrs. Henry Stephens
= A. Gibbs of Worcester called on Local
friends Friday
Herbert M. Clifford Of woodstock
was in town Friday
Going Back to Philippines.
! Mrs. H. l.. Mason and children Of