Norwich bulletin., 1910-05-21

Miss Ethel Allen is the guest of Miss Blanche Douglas at Sterling.
 Telesphore WOiSard, Charles B. Hutchins and Peter Bassett. clerks in local drug stores, were at New Haven Friday. taking examinations required of persons following their line of work.
 Going Abroad.
 Rev. Ralph S. Cushnlan, pastor of the Methodist church, is to leave Dan ielson on June 27 for a stay of several weeks in Europe.
 Miss Dora Reeves. who has been student at a school in Woonsocket, has returned to her home in Danielson.
 Miss Ellen Hyde of Sonervilie, Mass, has been spending a few days with relatives in Danielson-
 DanielSon people who have cottages at Alexander's lake are preparing to open them for the season.
 The local G. A. R. post will not par ticipate in the Memorial day exercises this year, as has been their custom for some time.
 The temperature ran up to "A Fri day afternoon, making the day one of the finest of the spring season.
 First Communion Class.
 large class of boys and girls will receive their first communion at St. James church at the early mass to- morrow (Sunday) morning.
 The usual Corpus Christi exercises with procession of the blessed sacra- menT wall be neld at SC. James Churcdl a week from Sunday.
 The ladies of the Baptist church held a successful food and apron sale in the vacant store in the Phoenix building Friday afternoon.
 Today's Games.
 The following games are scheduled in the Eastern Connecticut Amateur league for this (Saturday) afternoon: Central Village at Jewett City, Wau- regan at Sterling, Plainfield at Moosup. In the interest of public health, Post master Charles A. Potter has caused a notice to be posted at the pOstoffice forbidding persons splitting on the floor.
 Complaint is heard that boys below the legal age are frequenting the pool cannot legally loiter about these places. yet there is comment that boys several years younger make a practice of so doing.
 Reception to Graduating Class.
 The officers and executive committee of the Killingly High School Alumni association have passed the customary vote to give a reception to the grad uating class of the school on Friday evening, June 24. The reception will probably be held in the state armory. The president of the association, Alfred l.. Reed, and the secretary, Harry J. Hyde, have been delegated to make many of the arrangements incident to issuing the clrCuldr IetJcr to alumni, class invitations, music, etc
 Wiliimantic Pastor to Preach.
 Rev William Beard, pastor of the Congrega ational church at Willimantic is to occupy Rev. MT Barber's pulpit at the morning and evening services on Sunday. Rev. MT. Beard is also to speak at the Congregational church in Wauregan at the service commencing at 12.45. The Willinantic pastor is a Killingly man, his father, also a cler- gyman, having been the pastor of the South Killingly Congregational church for years.
 Boston Divine Coming.
 Rev. Thomas Ball of Boston will preach at the morning and evening services at the Methodist church to- morrow (Sunday). Rev. R. $. Cush- man, the pastor, is to be away. speak ing at the MatheWsson street Methodist church in Providence, where dle will deliver the annual address to the young people of the church
 Committees of Brooklyn Fair.
 Sept. 20, 21 and 22 are the dates that have been selected for the an nual exhibition of the Windham Coun- ty Agricultural society at Brooklyn.
 The following committees have been appointed to arrange for the classes indicated: Class l, neat cattle-Henry Dorrance. T. D. Chandler. c. s. Hyde;