Norwich bulletin., 1910-02-25

ins. Cal: John Reece. Danielson; Mrs. May Sullivan and Miss Elizabeth Reece of Hartford
 PisasurakIs Reunion.
 Mir and Mrs. E. M. Randall recent iy entertained friends at a reunion at present were George w. Dexter, MT. and Mrs. James Ryan. James Ryan, Jr.. Lawrence Ryan. Miss Sylvia. Ryan, all of Thompson; Mrs. Charles Knight, Mrs Mowry Ross. Miss Emily Ross, Mrs. Frank Walker of Woodstock.
 Quinebaua Pomona Committees.
 The following are the newly appoint ed committees of Quinebaug Pomona the order-N G. Williams, Brooklyn; E. E. Brown, Ponfret; Charles B. Pom roy, Willimantic: Andrew M. Litchfield. Chaplin; Mrs. E. A. Hall Plainfeld; ans work--Mrs Addie E. Hyde. Cam terbury: Mrs Carrie M. Day, Killing ly; Liza K. Fuller, Scotland. Legisla- tive-State Master Leonard H. Healey. Woodstock Charles Potter, Woodstock; Benjamin R. Briggs. Plainfield; A. Newton Vaughn, Willimantic. Press H. o. Garigus, Storrs; D. A. Lyman, Wfllimantic: Gerald Waldo. Scotland: Danielson; Miss Maude Healey, Wood stock, Miss rEurette Grosvenor, Abing- ton. Entertainment--Wilnam H. Ham Brooklyn B1aa nsmRsG MGs SasS sssspn B. T IitcSeId Hampton. Music-Mrs Wallace Jew ett Mrs. A. H. Mathewson, Plainfeld; Mrs Dwight Neff, Danielson.
 Men's Mission to Open.
 The French-speaking women of St. James parish, who have been attend ing the mission services at the church this week, will give place on Sunday to the French speaking men of the par ish. All of the services this week have been largely attended and there nave a mn 1rr1T, rrf The week after next a mission will be given for the English speaking mem bers of the parish.
 Free Seeds Arrive.
 Congressman B. w. Higgins of the Third district has sent a large mum tribution in this section.
 :. No Meeting Called.
 It was expected that a meeting of the directors of the Eastern Connectf- cut league would be held in Danielson on Sunday, but no call has been issued and the meeting will probably go over another week. The dierctors will have to hustle this year to get ready for the opening of the season. as the schedule has not yet been made up and there are rules to be made and regulations to be agreed upon before the sason's playing begins.
 Local Picl<ups.
 There is to be a social in the vestry
  day) evening. under the auspices of the Ladies' Benevolent society.
 Sheriff Preston B. Sibley has been in Washington this week.
 Frank D. Mara of Providence called on friends in Danielson Thursday.
 Misses Margaret and Helen Awkward visited relatives in Putnam Thursday. The members of the board Of relief have arranged to meet once more be- fore completing their work for the year.
 s. J. Thetreauit of Southbridge was a recent visitor in Danielson-
 The temperature was down to 12 above zero in Danielson Thursday morning.
 H. Denham Arnold was in Woon- socket on Thursday.
 First Aid to Safe Breakers.
 Postmaster c. A. Potter does not intend to have burglars waste any more time blowing his postoffice safe He has had a printed notice pasted on the front telling what the contents are and they would not be tempting to a real safe-breaker.
 Personals.
 Miss E. Curtis was in Bridgeport Thursday, attending the State Library association
 MT. and Mrs William S. Brown are entertaining Miss Madeline Moves of Thompson