Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-15
DANIELSON
James M. Paine Dies in Dansville, N. Y.
Wife Was Agnes c. Halliday OF
Norwich-D. A. r. Westinghouse on
License Assured.

M. Fl. Kelliher returned to Boston
Wednesday after spending a vacation
with friends in Danielson.
Joseph NJ McGovern of New Haven
is spending this week with friends in
town.
Capt. A P. Woodward was in Hart
ford Wednesday attending the republic
can state convention.
Frederick A. Jacobs of Danielson was
named as vice president for the Twen-
ty-eighth senatorial district in the re-
publican state convention at Hartford.
Edward Blake, who has been at his
home in Brooklyn during his summer
vacation returned to Hartford We'd
nesday to resume his studies at Trinity
college.
Mr.. and Mrs Alexis Desosriers, who
have been residents of the West Side
for a number of years, are to move to
New Bedford.
Heads HustIng Agents.
Frederick S. Keech of Danielson is
at the head of the list of agents credit
ed with new business written in Con-
necticut during August for the COM
pany by which he is employed.
Sheriff Preston B. Sibley was among
the Danielson people that were in
Hartford for the convention Wednes-
day.
Mrs. Leon Warren of Boston is visit
ing with friends in Danielson this
week.
F. E. Bitgood was in Boston on a
business trip Wednesday.
Charles Tayntor of New York is
spending several days with relatives in
Danielson.
The seIectmen of the town of Kill
lingly have given notice that they are
to meet in their rooms next week for
the purpose of making voters. The
registrars are also to be in session at
the same time.
Longer Voting Hours Desired.
The suggestion is being made that
the polls be kept open longer in Kill
lingly this year than has been the GUS
tom The usual voting hours have been
from a. m. to p. IN. This year,
however, delays in the casting of bal
lots are looked for because of the use
of the Australian ballot, with which
the voters are unfamiliar.
The announcement that neWindustry
was to locate in the Pilling hosiery mill
was received with satisfaction Wed
nesday morning. 1t has proved an
encourag cement to those who have bus =
mess interests in town, as well as to
those who may be benefited by the
work they may secure there
Mrs. Perkins to Address .. A. r.
This (Thursday) afternoon the mem
bers Of Sarah Williams Danielson
chapter. D. A. r.. are to have what is
anticipated as an exceptionally inter
esting meeting. Mrs. Angie Warren
Perkins, recently returned from a long
stay abroad, is to be present and will
tell of many incidents of her travels
under foreign flags. The ladies are also
to bring their workbags. combining
Industry with pleasure. The hostesses
for the day are Mrs. Harry E. Back
Mrs. William H. Putnam, Mrs. Charles
H. Kingsbury, Miss Annie Hutchins
and Miss Amelia Hutchins.
Funeral of Wallace Earl Peabody
Funeral services for Wallace Earl
Peabody, aged l year, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Peabody of Attawaugan
were held in the Methodist church in
| that village Wednesday afternoon, Rev.
d. w Adams officiating Burial was
in the cemetery at Dayville.
Over 900 Pupils in ParoohiaI School.
ST James parochial school is again
organized and following the regular
working schedule arranged for the pu-
pills The children there number in
| excess of 300. many of them being
residents of the West Side, which is in
| the town of Brooklyn. AS in previous
years, the teaching is entirely in charge
| of the Sisters Of st. Joseph.