Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-02-08

-Heneauit- Godreau Wedofn9-F rom
IL Degrees to 10 Degrees Below
Zero.
On Saturday February the fifth. the
| engagement was announced of Miss
Deborah Russell, daughter of Mrs.
| Charles Addison Russell. to Clinton w.
Atwood of killingly. at heart party
| given by Mrs. Russell for her daugh-
| ter and house guests-Miss Marion
| WEIGH of Hartford, Miss Winifred
Smith OF New Haven. Miss Alice Fish
of Mystic Miss Grace Deming of
| CRANKY and Miss Dorothy Atwood of
| Wauregan, Mrs. Henry Clinton At
wood assisted in receiving and Mrs
| William r. Bidwell served.
| Miss Russell is the daughter of the
| late Congressman c. A RUSSELL.
HeneauIt- Godreau Marriage.
At ST. James church at six O'Clock
| Monday morning. Miss Rosanna Go
dreau and OdeIla Heneault. both of
the West Side. were married by Rev
! Celestin Crozet.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ieneault left on
morning train for a wedding trip,
| after which they will live in Daniel
About the Borough.
| Alfred A. Richards, who has been
| spending several days at his home in
| DanieIson, returned to Boston Mon
day.
| Earl PilIing will return to Boston
/ today to resume his studies at the
| Massachusetts institute of technology
Oliver w. Bowen viii go to Hartford
today CTuesday) for the remainder of
| the week.
| Charles NORM and Edward Heneault
| are in New Britain today (Tuesday)
| to attend the prize drawing of the
| lodge of Elks.
Chief A. p. Woodward of the Daniel
| son fire department attended the fire.
mems ball in Putnam Monday evening.
| Woman Takes Census Examination.
THE name of Mrs. w. N Arnold
| should have. been included in the list
census enumerators at Putnam Sat
urday.
There was little change in the con-
| dition of Charles B. Wheatley at his
he is regarded as gradually losing
| strength
Ludger ]. NORM has been named as
! a member of the publicity committee
| for New England of the American
| Pharmaceutical association
Mrs. Leonard James entertained the
| members of the Ladies' Reading circle
! Monday afternoon. George Meredith
! was the author studied.
Mrs. C. w. F'lagg will entertain the
members of the Ladies' Whist club to-
! day Cruesday).
called on friends in Danielson Mon
A number of Danielson men have
been invited to meet Gov. Frank r.
| Weeks at the meeting of the Putnam
Business Mems association in Put
nam this eTuesday) evening.
fs Degrees Below Zero.
It was - below zero and the cold
est morning of the winter in Daniel
son Monday. The official thermome
ters at Bitgoods registered only seven
below, but out on the streets where
the merciIess wind had a chance at
the instruments the figures recorded
were from 10 to u below. and one man
residing between Danielson and Brook
4 lyn reported a temperature of Is be-
low. This was at the old Hopkins
place, near the brickyard.
No Ball Team for DanieIson.
No one appeared at the meeting of
| the officers and directors of the East
ern Connecticut league. held in the
Phenix the3ter Sunday afternoon. to
represent Danielson. It is evident that
there is the same lack of interest in
the game in this place as during the
past few years, and the fans that want
to see a game viii again be obliged
to go out of town.
Reflection of East Hartford Fire.
| East Farrford's big fire on Saturday
night lighted up the sky so that the
attention of many persons in this sec
ton was attracted by the livid reflec-
| ton on the sky There were many in
quiries on Sunday relative to the loca-
! ton of the fire. but everyone in this
| section believed it to be much nearer
than the point at which it occurred
Attended Firemen's Ball.
Members of the various companies
| friends, making Up a party of more
| than a score. attended the hremens
! ball in Putnam on Monday evening.
The Danielson people returned here on
a special car early this morning.
Watch Restored in Mysterious Way.
81 loft in
| Office who lost his gold watch last
week in a mysterious way, has had 1T
returned to him. The watch was
| brought to relative of Mr.. Winslow's
| and given up on condition that it be
| returned to the-owner without giving
! any information as to the person who
had possession of it.
Jack the Taaeer a Nuisance.
1t is said that there is Jack the
| Tagger operating nights in the Chris
| tan Hill section of Danielson% This
| nuisance is accredited with a fondness
| for following women touching them
/ lightly, and then making off for him
| self.
Frances Willard Memorial Day.
| The members of the w. C. T. U. are
| TO meet with. Mrs. John a. Paine this
| (Tuesday) evening at a commemora-
tive gathering to honor Frances Il.
| Willard.
First Church in Kiiiinsly in 1715.
| Writing of the history of the Con-
| gregational church at South Killingly
| George w. Pike says: Our church
was organized as separatist or
| strict Congregational church in 1746.
The first church in Killingly was or
ganized in 1715 The church edifice
was on what we call Putnam Heights.
| In 1928 Thompson was set off as a
| parish by a vote of the town. About
| 1910 there was much contention in the
| First church over an attempt to build
| a larger meeting house and over its
| location. Many wanted ii in the geo
| graphical center and obtained permits
| sion to build there from the commit
| tee sent out by the general assembly"
Personal and Social.
Miss Lizzie May Sweet of Provi-
| dence was the guest over Sunday of
Mr.. and Mrs. T. T. Colvin.
The last meeting of the Ladies
| Bridge club before the Lenten season,
| was held with Mrs. E. H. Reach.
Prizes were awarded the different
members according to the scores for
1 =,