Norwich bulletin., 1910-01-15
DANIELSON
Officers Elected at Annual Meeting of Congregational Church-Ribs Broken by FaII-LocaI French Residents At tend Jewett City Meeting.

At the annual meeting of the Con- gregational church, Thursday evening, the following officers were elected for the ensuing year: Clerk. Miss Sara BurIingame: assistant clerk Miss Flora Fuller; treasurer, George B. Guild; assistant Urea surer, Frank J. G. Bailey; collector. Simeon Danielson; auditor, Ray Pellett; member of ere dentia1 committee, Frederick A. Ja- cobs; deacons, Simeon Danielson, John A. Paine; deaconesses, Mrs. James NJ. Paine, Mrs. Almon Bartlett; ushers, W. Fl. Chollar, George B. Guild, Ray Pellett, George F. Danielson; collectors of offerings. James Daniel son, Gleyn Lyon, Merrill Smith Ray Pellett, Harold Barber, Everill James, intendent of Sunday school, Henry NJ. Danielson: assistant superintendent of Sunday school. Burdette c. Hop kins
 About the Borough.
 Philip S. Maynard of Woonsocket was at his home in Danielson Friday. Misses Leah and Laura Bessette are visiting friends in Providence
 Chester and Arthur Hutchins have been attending the automobile show MT. and Mrs. Louis E. Kennedy were recent visitors in Worcester.
 Rev. U. O. Bellerose, rector of the Sacred Heart church at Wauregan.
 
 with relatives in Canada.
 Mrs. Charles N. Capron is visiting relatives in Brockton.
 Going to Florida.
 RienzI Brown. conductor on the Providence & Danielson line. leaves weeks at Sea Breeze, Florida.
 W. H. Barron has returned from Hartford where he has been attend ing the annual meeting of the state
 Broke Two Ribs.
 Mrs. Philibert Godreau has discov- cred that she has two broken ribs. Mrs. Godreau fell from a chair on which she was standing on New Years day, but believed that the pain she felt was caused only by flesh bruises.
 Won Whist Honors.
 Miss Aurora Thetreault, Miss Nel- lie Fournier, Mrs Joseph Bodo and Mrs. William Touchette won the prizes at the meeting of the Bijou whist club this week.
 Attended Jewett City Meeting.
 More than a score of the members of the Union St. John Baptist went from Danielson to Jewett City Friday evening to attend the installation of the two councils of the order in that place. A feature of the gathering was the conference following the installa- tfon, at which plea for donations to the Dr. Charles J. Leclaire memorial fund was made. The money secured at the conference will be added to the monument fund. It is hoped to com plete the fund in time to erect the me norfal on the first anniversary of the death of Dr. Leclaire, April 1. Fifteen Inches of Snow During De-
 cenber.
 The United States weather report for the past month. registered at Bit goods, is as follows: Maximum tenn r TT-n T Ts0fr1 imum temperature -6 degrees on the 29th and 31st, greatest daily range 29 degrees on the 29th; precipitation for the month amounted to 2.30 inches. The snowfall for the thirty-one days amounted to 15 inches. There were 23 clear days, 3 partly cloudy days and cloudy days during the month. The snowfall of the 25th and 26th was the heaviest in any one storm for a number of years.
 Rev. William Ewing to Speak.
 Rev. William Ewing. secretary of the Congregational Sunday School and Publishing society, will be the speak CT at the Congregational church at the teachers will be especially interested in what he has to say
 Object to Use of Horses.
 Some objection has been made against taking horses upon the ice covering the Hygeia reservoir at Fla st Nillingly, for the purpose of assisting in the harvesting of the ice cro~ It is said. however, that extreme care is taken to do the work in as sanitary manner as possible.
 Son Named as Administrator.
 James N. Tucker of East KiIlingly has been named as the administrator of the estate of his mother Mrs. Bet sey '. Tucker. c. c. Young has been named as administrator of the estate of Ellen R. Inman, who died as the result of burns received when she fell down stairs at the home of Anthony Ames recently
 FUNERAL.