Norwich bulletin., 1910-01-05

Miss -OHvine Milot, who has been | spending several months at Saranac lake is visiting friends in Danielson. 1 Mrs. D. E. Jette and Miss Georgette Jette visited friends in Arctic Center, R. l., Tuesday
 Miss Mary Calhoun of this place was received into the order of the Sisters | of St. Joseph in Hartford on Tues day.
 MT. and Mrs Aubrey Brown and Mrs. 1 Dakln Of New London and Boyd Dalxin ! and Miss Carrie Dakin of Waltham have been guests of Rev. and Mrs. | Denton J. Nelly.
 l Fined for Breach of the Peace. l Nazaire Pepin was fined $5 and costs | in the town court Tuesday morning after pleading guilty to a breach of the peace Pepin paid. Pepin has been before the court frequently during the past year for threatening and abusing | his wife.
 Unclaimed Letters. Letters addressed as follows are un- claimed at the Danielson postofffce: J. B. Barteau, J. V. Carroll, Charles Humphrey MT. Lajuenese, Gerado Metallo. Miss Ella Bartlett, Mrs. P. w.
 The reflection of the fire at the round house in the Putnam railroad yards was plainly visible in Danielson on Monday evening and was watched with interest by many local people.
 Mrs. G. F. Genune to Speak.
 The Baptist missionary meeting is to be held with Mrs. Frank T. Preston on Friday afternoon. Mrs. c. F. Genung of Brooklyn, vice president of the State Baptist Missionary society is to be the speaker.
 Rev. R. s. Cushman is to be the speaker at the union service to be held in the Congregational church tomorrow (Thursday) evening.
 Drill Melted $50.
 The pupils in the Eighth grade of the School street school netted $50 on the drill entertainment which they gave recently in the Phoenix theater. The money is to be spent in decorating the school room The walls of the room are to be tinted and a picture of the capitol at Washington and busts of Lincoln and Washington are to be pur- chased A bust will be placed at each side of the picture. Miss Ida Tripp is the teacher in the grade, in which an exceptionally fine school spirit has been developed.
 To Copy OId-Fashioned Circuit Sys-
 tenn.
 Following the idea of the old fash toned circuit system. a four-cornered churches in this section has been ar ranged for Sunday, Jan 9. The ar engagement of the exchange is as fol- lows: Rev. Samuel Thatcher of Oneco at DanielSOn Sunday morning; Rev. 0. H. Green of Sterling at Danielson Sun day evening; Rev. O. H. Greene at Moosup Sunday morning; Rev. Samuel Thatcher at Moosup Sunday evening; 1 Rev. R. $. Cushman of Danielson at | Sterling Sunday morning; Rev. J. L. | Wheeler of Moosup at Sterling Sunday | evening; Rev. J. L. Wheeler at Greene l R. l., Sunday afternoon; Rev. J. L. l Wheeler at Oneco Sunday morning: | Rev. R. s. Cushman at Oneco Sunday | evening.
 Novel Feature of Recent Party.
 There were some very pretty fea- lures introduced at the New Years eve l party given by Mir. and Mrs. l.. J. | Morin to a party of friends in Woed's s hall The first part of the evening was | given to whist, Miss Omarine Godreau | winning the first prize and Miss Rose ! Godreau the consolation prize for the | ladies. Charles Morin and L. J. Morin | won the honors for the gentlemen. Af- l ter the whist, paper caps were dis | tributed and letter R's drawn to de- termine who would be crowned king | and queen of the event. l.. J. Aorin | and Miss Rose Godreau won the crowns. At midnight lunch was served, after which there was period of sing ing to welcome the new year. A grand march. fancy drill and quadrille follow ed, all passing in review and bidding the king and queen a Happy New Year at the close. Miss Josephine Morin of i New York was the guest of honor.