Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-11-28
DANIELSON AND PUTNAM NEWS

formerly OF Danielson, We're visitors
with friends in town Sunday.
Henry ID Neilan of Providence was
a visitor with friends in Danielson on
Monday.
Paul Dubuc Leaves Hospital.
Paul Dubuc injured BY an expIos-
ion at the electric light station, has
returned here from st. Nincents hos
pital, Worcester. very nearly recovered
from his Injuries.
To Preach at Union Service,
Rev. Elliott F. studley will preach
at the union Thanksgiving service in
the Baptist church.
c. c. Richman OF Bridgeport was
visitor with ariends in town Monday.
Dance This Evening.
Mrs. NJ. A. Shumway, Mrs. Bacon,
Mrs. Logee. AIRS. Heed. Mrs. Crumley,
Mrs Arlington. Mrs. Potter and Miss
King will be patronesses of a social
dance to be given in Phoenix hall this
(Tuesday) evening.
Got Four Cocns.
The most successful coon hunting
party that has been out this season
came in Sunday morning with four of
the animals, Ill taken after one bark
80 pounds. Hiram s. Franklin, Will
lam Franklin, Charles l ranklin and
William Ross Were among the Daniel
son men in the larty.
Ptay at Putnam.
Danielson and Putnam teams will
play basketball IN Futneni Ihanks-
giving afternoon. The Danielson team
will be made of the players that made
such a good showing as a team last
year IN the evening 5lne Of the Ic-
cal players will go to New London TO
take part in a game to De played in
that cit,.
Tomorrow "wednesday the schools
close for Il Thanksgiving recess.
Many of the teachers are planning to
spend the holiday at their homes
in various towns and cities
PoI.ieians' Rendezvous.
Connecticut state officials and prom
inent 'nen' iers of both branches Of the
G.nnecticut legislature were in Bos-
ton Saturday for the Yale Harvard
football game, a majority # them
maxi. g their hcd ln.ierters at the AG-
ans house. Among the number were
Lieut. Gov. A. D. Hlakeslee and Fred
ericll Scott, speaE er of the mousse New
London and WIndham counties We're
sentatiyes.
Gain of Fifteen.
An enumeration Of children of school
age 1T the town Of Canterbury shows
that there are 1ci of such, a gain Of
y oyer the figures Of year ago.
Of the tom as follows: Packer "A;
baldwin /: the Green 35; Hyde 9
Bradford Is: Peck g, Smith %: West
m mister s.; Raytr Ond Is. total 1856
Ncvercber Dandeiicns.
Mrs. Samuel Breton, resident oh Hiel,
street, on Monday afternoon picked
several dandelion blossoms. They w.re
az large and as richly ct-Iure6 a sim
liar blooms picked in the early sum-
Iner and evidently able to get along
IN temperature that had been below
the fire. ling point the night before
In the Town Court.
There were two cases for the town
court to consider Monday morning,
fIotIl men, arrested in parts of The
town outside the borough, beng up for
1ntoXlcation. One of them paid a fine
Will the other went to Jail to serve
sentence Of 80 days.
Borough interests.
Followins are she officers of the Ma
rietta I<ies Debating society of Kill
ingly high school for the present wear:
PRESIDENT, Miss Mabel Morrison; vice
president, Miss Dorothy Paine; secre-
tary ana treasu1 er, Miss Bertha White.
a special effort by committees and
organizations of the churches in Dan
ielson is to be made this year to
provide Thanksgiving cheer to those of
the borough who may need assistance.
Unusual interest IS being shown III
the work and satisfactory results are
expected.
The annual report of Addie Hyde,
llDfarian OF TIE library at brooklyn,
shows that the advantages that the
institution offers are being taken ad-
vantage of by the residents in that
section. The proportion OF readers to
the number of volumes is large.
Arthur Drew. formerly of Daniel
son, has been made superintendent of
q large mill at Halifax, \. S. AMI is
10 go there al a large salary Mr.
Drew is remembered by many Daniel
son people q the husband Of the late
Hattie Wheatley Drew, also formerly
of this town