Norwich bulletin., 1910-06-06
DANlELSON
Manager McBrde Resisns-Baptist Pastor Coming Next Sunday-Lieut. H. R. Eaton Elected Secretary of Officers Association = TriViIIage Defeats Jewett City.

Louis Labranche, who has been spending several weeks in Canada, has returned to his home in DanieIson.
 Rev H. A. Calhoun of Stamford, Vt. preached at the Baptist church on Sunday.
 William Franklin and Charles Frank lin, who are employed at Baltic, spent Sunday at their homes in Danielson.
 A. L. Reeves, president of the East ern Connecticut league, attended the Putnan-Taftville game in the latter place on Saturday.
 Mrs Martin Haley is having an ad- dftion built to her home on Mechanic street.
 A E. St. onge of Providence spent Sunday at his home in Danielson.
 June Directresses.
 Mrs F. H. Jacobs. Mrs. George Guild, Miss Kate Danielson, Miss Abbie G. Backus and Miss Sarah Hall are the directresses of the Ladies Benevolent society of the Congregational church for June.
 Arthur Goven New Manager.
 Edward J. Mcbride has resigned as manager of the league baseball team repres enting Wauregan in the local league Arthur Goven, catcher on the team. has been elected to fill the place Sylvester, the shortstop has been re- leased as too expensive a man for the team to carry likewise Chappelle, who has been doing the pitching. Dion, home man. started on Saturday to do
 
 probably continue in the position for the remainder of the season Rev. w. D. Douglas Ordained. Rev w. D. Douglas. recently called by the First Baptist church of Daniel son, will probably commence his pas torate, which will be his first, on next Sunday. He was ordained to the min istry last Tuesday evening at the First Baptist church of Lawrence, Mass. the hand of fellowship being extended by his father, Rev. w. J. Swaf1ield, D. D., pastor of the church.
 MiiIer-CIarke Wedding Invitations. Residents of KillingIy have received invitations to the wedding of Earl Miller, formerly of Dayville, and Miss . Edith Clarke of Townsend, Mass. The l marriage is to take place on June Is. A large number of the members of Court Oak Grove, F. of A., went to l Putnam Sunday afternoon to take part | in the memorial exercises conducted by | the two courts in that city. Next Sun | day the order will hold similar exer- l oises h gre.
 Getting on at Wildwood. l God progress is being made on the l pavilion at Wildwood park and it is | now so far advanced as to allow of a gene -al idea of what it Is to look Iik: when completed. The rubbish result | ing from .he cutting down of nearly | 100 damaged trees is being cleared | away and before the end of the month | the park will again be place of | beauty
 1 A number of persons owning prop | erty on Main, Broad Franklin and | Dyer streets have had their property | connected with the sewer system dur | ing the past week. The number of con- nections is constantly increasing.
 Secretary of c. A. c. Officers Associa- 1 ton. l Lieut. Hal R Eaton has been elected | secretary of the officers association of | the Coast Artillery corps. The officers | of the corps expect a special tour of | London artillery district during the 1 latter part of this month. | Going to Quebec. 1 Local members and their friends have arranged to go to Quebec at the | time of the national convention of the | K. of c. in August. This party will be | son and Putnam people. They will l visit Montreal, the Lachine rapids, sail down the St Lawrence to the Canadian city of oldest history, view Montmoren- cy falls spend an afternoon at Ste. Anne de Beaupre and returning g through the White mountains to Port land Old Orchard beach and Boston They will be away eight and one-haIi days
 The members of the town school committee of KiIlingly are to hold their ing this (Monday) afternoon. The
 members of the faculty at the high school are now engaged in the fina preparations for the commencement l exercises, which are to occur during the last week of the present month.