Norwich bulletin., 1910-01-13
OBITUARY.
Daniel C. Corey.

Daniel c. Corey died at his home on Maple street about four o'clock. Mr. Corey was taken i'll with heart trou- ble on the Sunday night following the big Christmas storm, after which he over r-exerted himself shoveling snow MT. Corey was 76 years old on Mon- day He was one of the old-time res- 1dentS of DanieIson and for many years was employed by the Quinebaug com pany. working as a carpenter. He leaves his wife. one daughter, Mabel of Danielson. and one son, Carl, of Boston.
 Birthday Surprise Party.
 A score of friends gave Miss Maude L. Graves a surprise birthday party at the home of her parents MT. and Mrs. w A. Graves of Mechanic street Tuesday evening. It was Miss Graves twentieth anniversary.
 Whist was played at four tables during the early part of the evening" Miss Edna Aver, Miss Jennie Reddy, Harley Bowen and Austin Brooks won the prizes. There were also other en- tertaining features to make the event a happy one. and especially so for Miss Graves. who received many pret- ty gifts. Refreshments were served.
 Castle Asbury's Open ConcIave.
 Members of Castle Asbury. Knights of King Arthur, of the Methodist able evening when they invited them to an open conclave, Monday The friends were assembled in the dining room of the church when at 7.45 the doors of the pretty conclave hall re- gently fitted up. were thrown open and the' guests invited to enter Red cleo tric light bulbs concealed in the red draperies about the throne gave a charming effect to the pageant that marked the entrance of the king, es- corted by the knights, esquires and pages of the castle. returning from quest, all singing Fronting the throne the escort separated, the king pro ceed1ng to his section under an arch of crossed spears A burst of light from all the bulbs in the hall marked the opening of the concIave. Gifts to the castle at the concIave included a framed portrait of Rev. R. S. Cush- man, a marble gavel block engraved K. of K. A., from Leroy Surrey and two pairs of lace curtains from Cor don A. Johnstone. Rev. R. s. Cush- man was admitted to the degree of baron at the conclave.
 To Go South.
 Mir. and Mrs. s. Cady Hutchins are planning to leave in a few days for a southern trip.
 James Love of Webster has been recent visitor in Danielson.
 Mrs Benjamin Kennedy was in Worcester Tuesday.
 James P. Kent of Fall River called on friends in Danielson Wednesday.
 MT and Mrs George IT Call are
 
 to the south.
 A. P. Woodward is spending a few days with a party of friends at Mount Hope.
 Miss Clara B. Stevens is visiting relatives in Chicago.
 The officers of McGregor post and w. R.. c. are to be installed on Jan uary IS.
 Ice 10 to 1e Inches.
 Ice varying from 10 to 16 inches thick covers the Quinebaug river which is frozen over down to the dam of the Quinebaug company. No ice is being taken out yet.
 Y. M. c. A. Membership Contest.
 Samuel Johnstone, Wallace Paine and Frank J. c. Bailey are captains of three divisions of workers from the Y. M. c. A.. who are striving to in- crease the membership. The contest is to continue until February ,. There is a lively contest on to win the honor of being responsible for securing the largest number of new members.