Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-23
DANIELS0N AND PUTNAM NEWS
DAniELSON
Close of School Term-Midnght Mass on Christmas Eve Mrs. Henry Jacques Recovers from Injuries Death of Mrs. Lucretia M. Wood byidqe

Jacoues Recovers from Injuries Death of Mrs. Lucretia M. Wood bridge.
 Allan Dean. student at the UnRer- sity of Syracuse, is with his parents, Mir. and Mrs. A. A. Dean of Winter street for the holidays.
 -diss Agnes Jacobs of Storrs college is spending the holiday recess with her mother, Mrs. Esther Jacobs.
 Miss Katherine Bill is with her par ents, Judge and Mrs. Arthur G. Bill for the holidays.
 Miss Gladys Chase. teacher at Ball. louville, will be transferred to the Day. vile school at the beginning of the next term.
 Mrs. D. t. Jette was in Boston Thursday to meet her daughter. Miss Georgette, student at Villa Maria, Montreal.
 George Hopkins shot two foxes in days hunt in the country about East Killingly Wednesday,.
 Portrait of Oliver w. Bowen.
 Mrs. Oliver w. Bowen has presented the Bohemian club a fine portrait of her husband, who died last spring. Mir. Bowen was a director of the club for many years.
 Walter r. Day is filling his ice house with ice cut from the pond near the carhouse in Dayville.
 Miss Hannah Davis of South Man chester has been spending a. few days with Miss Ethel Kennedy.
 Harry E. Battey, deputy game war den. says he will be much obliged' if he is furnished with names of persons who are hunting without a license.
 A. S, Bruce of Ponfret Landing re- gently passed his 91sr birthday. MT. Bruce is in good health except for q recent iHdiSpOsitiOn.
 Miss AIyra Spaulding has been visit ing relatives at Valley Falls, R. l.
 Something new at the Chickering hotel, Putnam. Shit case free with Mrs. F. II. Gilbert has been enter taining her sister. Miss Edith Dexter of Moosup Valley
 G. A. R. and W. R. C. installation.
 Newly elected officers of McGregor post c. \. E.. and McGregor W. R. C., are to be jointly installed on the even ing of January 4.
 Midnight Mass at Convent
 X midnight mass is to be said for the Sisters of St. Joseph in the con- vent on Franklin street Christmas eve
 Christmas Party.
 IIiihngly High school closes today U'ridayJ for the holiday vacation. On Wednesday evening the faculty gave a Christmas party and social at the school for the students. Gifts were exchanged.
 Mrs. Jacques Able to Return Home, Mrs. Henry Jacques, one of the party of five that plunged over an enDank- nent in an automobile at Mechanics vile on Sunday, Nov. IS, has so far recovered from the injuries as to be able to leave the home of her sister Mrs. Henry Narchesseault at DayvilIe and return to her home in Woonsocket
 In the Markets.
 Chickens for Christmas are selling for 9 and 2S cents a pound in local markets. These prices are for first class grades, the assOrtments shown being extra good. Eggs (freshl this week are selling at 45 cents d dozen, which is a little less than the high fig ures of 10 days ago.
 Need Of Money for the Poor.
 The time for giving toward the pur- chase of Christmas dinners for the poor of Danielson is nearly over. More money and more provisions are needed than have yet come into the hands of the committee. During today gifts may be left at the Congregational church. The receptacle for coin donations Is still located at the corner of the Ex- change building, convenient for every one who desires to give something, no matter how little.
 Danielson business men said Thurs day that they had nothing to fear from the threatened strike of the Adams Express company employees in this state. The holiday rush is practically over. at least as far as getting goods tu to town is concerned. Such incon- venience as may result will not be felt until after the holiday trade is over.
 Healthy Year in Schools. Teachers in the high school which closes today, will leave this afternoon to spend the recess in their homes in various New England towns and cities Eastern Windham county towns have been practically free from infectious diseases during the past month. The health officers of the town of Kilingly, Brooklyn, Ashford, Eastford Pomfret and Union report no diseases of the nature mentioned. Superintendent Anes Doing Excellent
 Work.
 Albert $. Ames, recently appointed supervisor of schools in the supervision district of KilIingly and Brooklyn has his work syStematized and is making i regular schedule of calls at all the schools in both towns. MT. Ames visits some of the larger and more im- portant schools at least once 6 week school in both towns at least once in every two weeks. This means q sur prfsing amount of travel for him, but he has managed to keep pace with the plan he has outlined for himself and is giving excellent service.
 Greetings by Mail
 Members of the Knights of Columbus party that was made up in Danielson and Putnam last summer for q tour of Canada, now scattered in half a dozen states, are exchanging Christmas greetings by mail. Plans are already underway for q reunion trip next sum mer that will take the party to Niaga- NrE lob