Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-23
DANIELs0N
Rev. J. w. Parker to Give temperance
Addross-6ody Of William Boswell
to Be Forwarded from Florida
Closing Day of Brooklyn Fair.

OioSin9 Lay OF brooklyn rair.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gleyn F. Lyon are en-
tertaining Mrs. Lyons brother, Frank
Lyman of Hartford.
David Livingstone of Taftville has
been the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. A. V.
Woodwork.
Miss Agnes Jacobs has entered the
Connecticut agricultural college at
Storrs.
Mrs. Benjamin Russell Of the West
Side has been spending few DAYS
with friends in Providence.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Nj. Danielson
are in Bethlehem, N. f.
George Johnston of Fitchburg Mass,
has been the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
William O.. Shaw.
Evangeistc Service.
Rev. M. E. Baker is to have charge
of the evangelistic service to be held
at the Methodist church Sunday eve
ming.
Miss Lincoln to Speak.
Miss Emma Lincoln Of Attleboro,
Mass, is to give an address to the
Young women at the Congregational
church Sunday afternoon. The Chris
tan Young Woman's Place and Work
in the Church and Community will be
her subject
To Confer Fifth Degree.
William II. Barron, master of Quin-
ebeug Pomona grange. is interested in
arrangements being made for the
meeting of the organization that is to
be held with Plainfield grange on the
fourth Saturday in October. A large
class will be admitted to the fifth de-
gree at the meeting.
Temperance Lecture.
Rev. J. NJ. Barker of Newton Cen
ter. Mass, is to deliver the first of a
series of temperance lectures in the
IN hal an Nv iv-rr NJ
Barker is one of the most prominent
temperance workers and speakers in
Massachusetts, Other speakers are to
follow Mr.. Barker on other nights be-
fore the coming town election. speak
ing in the interest of no-license.
Plans for Camp Fire.
McGregor post, No. 27, G.. A. r., is
arranging to have camp fire and in
spection on a date in October yet to
fbe decided upon. The members of Nc
Gregor Woman's Relief corps and of
Camp Anderson, 8 of v, are to be
guests of the veterans upon the occas-
ion.
Body Coming From Florida.
Arrangements have been made for
sending the body of William Boswell
from Jacksonville, Fla, to his home in
Suoth Killingly, and it is expected it
will arrive here Monday. No addi-
tional information as how Mr.. Boswell
died had been received here Thursday.
Rally Day.
Sunday is to be observed as Rally
day at the Congregational achurch.
Special care has been taken in the
preparation of the programme and an
earnest effort made to attract a large
attendance
Tribute to James M. Paine.
An East Killingly correspondent
writes as follows relative to the late
James M. Paine: by the recent death
Of Jam es NJ. Paine this community
loses one of its most earnest and eff
Gent helpers. Born here and spend
ing most of his life here, he never for
got the interests of the village of his
early home.
TN business he was diligent and
honorable; in the church, a pillar of
strength; and in the community a
worker for it's highest interests
HE will be greatly missed and by
his death and the recent death Of his
mother. Mrs. Marietta Paine, the
church and community have suffered
an irreparable loss"
rendered Nomination for Mayor.
Frank E. Greenslit, formerly of Kill
ingly, is being urged to accept the
nomination for mayor of Pawtucket
and a. newspaper says that ut is taken
for granted that if Mr.. Greenslit should
go to him without opposition Mr.
Greenslit Is a newspaper man and is
well known In Danielson and vicinity
Ties to Burn.
Hundreds of old ties that have been
removed from the roadbed of the Nor
wich branc hof the New Haven system
as unfit for further service are being
consigned to the flames and all along
the line piles of them may be seen
burning these days. There are many
people in this section that would ap-
preciate the opportunity of putting
them to better use. These old ties
make excellent fuel.