Norwich bulletin., 1910-06-30


 year was 90 per cent. or above in the work of the eighth grade:
 Danielson eighth grade-Ruth Arm old. Milton Burnett. Edna Burnett. Do ris Brooke. Henry Burnett, Elizabeth Barron, Elijah Berriman, Howard Call, Wallace Caswell, -Alanson Colvin. Mu- riel Clark, John Dove, Muriel Field, Dorothy Gilligan, Beatrice Geer, Ray mond Hanlon, John Horton. Rena Her man. Olive Kent Alma Reach, Truman Lyon, Helen Nash, Edith Perry, Floyd Sweet.
 St James school-EIizabeth Dunn, Bertha Ducharme, Loretta Heneault, Albina Daume.
 Attawaugan school-Pauline Caffrey, Walter Robinson, Euclide Bousquet. John Matthieu.
 BaIIouville SchooI-Ellen Pray, Mary
 Chestnut Hill school-Ralph Shelxle- ton
 East Brooklyn school-E,dward Caf- frey. Mildred Whitman, Nellie E. Shaw.
 Brooklyn Center school Eureka Graceley, William Graceley. William Grace1ey, Florence l.. Shippee, Grace Eastment.
 Total 42: taking examination, 27; in all, 69-
 Fire in Boiler Shed.
 A small fire in the new wooden boil CT shed st the mill of the Danielson Cotton company caused an alarm to be rung in from box 25 at 1.20 Wednesday afternoon The fire was quickly extin- guished. The damage was slight.
 Gone to Buffalo.
 Oliver Jacobs. recently graduated from the Worcester Institute of Tech nology, left Danielson Wednesday morning for Buffalo, where he enters the employ of the American Telegraph and Telephone company.
 Mrs. Marietta Paine, mother of James M. Paine of Broad street. is seriously ct art nCrI
 Nestor- Godreau, employed with the street force of the town of Killingly, is suffering from an injury sustained when a rock fell from a bank where he was working.
 Judge Harry E. Back was one of the speakers at the reception given for Senator Morgan G. Bulkeley in Hart ford on Monday evening.
 Mrs. Amadee Bernier is seriously i'll at her home on Dyer street.
 Clarence Bacon was in Worcester Wednesday.
 Light on 112 Foot Wireless Station.
 Roy Reach has placed an arc light on the top of his wireless station, 112 feet above the ground, at Oakland Beach. The light has been mistaken an airship.
 Entering Class 6e.
 The class entering Killingly high school this fall is expected to number 69, and this number may be increased by September. The students will rep resent all parts of the town of Kill ingly and other surrounding towns.
 Union Picnic.
 Four. special cars will leave Daniel morning to convey the members of the Sunday schools of the Baptist, Methodist, St. Alban's and the Congre- gationa1 churches to AIexander's lake, where a union picnic is to be held. The outing promises to be the most largely attended event of its kind that has been held here in long time. An interesting programme has been ar- ranged.
 Married at Moosup.
 A wedding of local interest was that of Emile Perreault and Miss Mennina Maynard. at Moosup. the home town of the bride and groom.
 The work of extending the sewer through that part of Furnace street between Cottage and Main streets is practically completed and the regular route for electric cars running between Danielson and Central Village VIII soon be resumed.
 Rev. M. J. Twomey May Go to Chicago
 It is reported that Rev. M- Joseph Twomey, pastor at Portland, Me. and formerly pastor of the First Baptist church here in Danielson is to leave the Maine city for Chicago. where he is to take up work under Evangelist Chapman of worldwide fame The report is based on an item that recent ly appeared in a Boston paper. Attawaugan Company to Run.by EIec-
 tricity.
 Electricity for power is to be intro duced into the operation of their mill at Ballouville by the Attawaugan com pany- The south end of the mill at Attawaugan is already torn out and shored preparatory to the construction of a new engine room in which is to be installed a cross-compound Hughes and Phillips engine. This engine, which has not yet arrived. is to be nominally Of 400 horsepower, but it will have maximum capacity of 700 horsepower. The power from it will be used in connection with a 100 horse power generator for driving the ma chinery in the BaIlouville miII more than mile away, the power to be sent over a transmission line. which is to be erected. The use of the steam plant at Ballouyille will be discon- tinued as soon as the new plant Is ready. It is to be reserved, however, for emergency use.
 The new system is expected to be installed and ready for use in October. In connection with this improvement the hope Is also expressed by the At tawsugan company, Whlcn practically maintains the villages of Atfawaugan
  percentage of the population is con- cerned, that the macadam road that has been talked of for several years past to be built between the two places will be put in this year Aside from the great amount Of trucking that is now done over this bad stretch of, highway, conditions are frequently so bad there during the winter months because of accumulatfons of mud and water that travellers are obliged to use the fields to get through.
 Prize Cups for Attawauaan Shoot.
 Silver cups have been put up for the members of the Attawaugan Gun club and Ladies' Rifle club. to shoot for on the Fourth at the meet to be held on their grounds at Attawaugan- Several Danielson men will compete The ladies who are to take part are to shoot 22-ca1fbre rifles. and some club record marks are expected to be hung up.
 Saturdays Games.
 The following is the schedule for Saturday in the Eastern Connect1cut and in the Amateur leagues: Eastern nnecticut--Wauseg at Taftville; Jewett City at Putnam: North Gros- venordale with Tri-Village at Dayviile