Norwich bulletin., 1911-06-24


day Evsnins-AIumni Reception
Senator Gurdon NettIss Rural Leg
isIators.
Robert T.. Burns Of Stamford. grad
uate Of Killingly High school was
among the commencement week WISH
tors.
DR.; O. c. sharpe and A. ". Wood
worth were in Boston Friday to at
tend the Philadelphia Boston games.
Signed BY Wauresan
William Marland, who has been with
the Tri-Village team of the Eastern
Connecticut league. has been signed to
pitch for WaureEan
Arthur Paine Of Providence was
visitor Friday with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. John A. Paine.
George Rawson of Providence was
In Danislson Friday. attending the re-
union Of the class of '02 Kiliingly High
school. Of which he is a member
Reaches Rotterdam.
Ernest Warren. son of Warden and
Mrs. Frank p Warren and who recent
1y sailed from New York, has arrived
at Rotterdam.
Won Prize at Brown.
Clarence E. Clifford, formerly assist
ant postmaster in Danielson, was this
week awarded one of the Bishop Nc
Vicicar prizes at Brown university
where he is preparing for the minis
try, for an essay on IsraeTs settlement
In Canaan.
To Hear Comm ssicner's Report.
Next Tuesday evening the electors
Of the borough of Danielson will be
called upon to hear the report of the
sr.ecial charter commission named at
the annual borough meeting in April,
and viii have the opportunity to take
action upoE the draft submitted.
There has been surprising little COM
ment on the product of the commits
the action that viii be taken in re-
iation to 1t.
D. A. r. Chapter Officers.
These are the newly elected officers
of Sarah Williams Danielson chapter
d. A. R.: Regent, Mrs. Carrie w
Bennett; recording secretary. Miss
Bernice s. Cosswell; historian, Miss
Elizabeth r. Woodwork; board of
management, Mrs. Helen S. Dove
Miss Marion d. Choilar. Mrs Adabelle
l. Putnam, Miss Helen P. Perkins.
Reunion of 1902.
Members of the class of IIillingly
high school. 'e2, held their first anG
very pleasant reunion at Wildwood
park Friday afternoon. Nine years
have skipped away since they re-
ceived their diplomas and a wealth of
commencement advice, which they now
gave every evidence of having appre-
ciated and Needed. They had a jolly
good time at the pretty resort Let
ters from teachers who are more loved
today than when guiding the young
people through their high school
course were read and appreciated by
the class perhaps as much as any
other feature of delightful after
noon. Principal and Mrs. Hal r. Eat
on were guests of the class which
graduate under Princina1 harf
o. Small from whom one of the mes
sages of good will came. A dainty
lunch was served.
Fourth of July Shoot.
AZ is the annual custom, the Alta
waugan Gun club, which has many
members in Danielson and vicinity,
viii hold Fourth of July shoot this
year at their grounds near Attawau-
gan. silver cup, the clubs trophy
to the winner. will be shot for the
third time. As is also the regular prac-
tice, q match for ladies shooting %
caliore rifles has been arranged and
10 open to all of the gentler sex who
care to participate.
Representative Chandler Sightseeing.
Representative George 3. Chandler
of Rocky Hill, as the guest of Repre-
sentative Frank P Warren, was taken
for an automobile tour from Pomfret
through that beautiful town to Put
nam and Thompson Thursday after
noon. A drive was taken through the
grounds of rhe beautiful Ream estate
IN Thompson. thence through East
Putnam 10 Danielson. Mr.. Chandler
expressing himself as delighted with a
part of Connecticut which he mad here
tofcre not been privileged to see.
Pleasures of Alumni Reception.
The reception in the Town hail on
Friday evening by the killinsly High
School Alumni association for the
graduating class of 1911, attracted as
usual a throng OF relatives and friends
Of the class and graduates of the
fchool The decorations were at
tractive. There was the usual recep-
ton. followed b. q dance programme
OF sixteen numbers. Music was by
Nash's orchestra. There were many
ia attendance from surrounding towns.