Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-06-01
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High School Alumni Committee Meets
Auto Drivers Warned-Reception
for PentecostaI Church Pastor
School Enrolment 675.

SShooi enrolment 675.
Earl Pilling of Dedham spent Me-
mortal day with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Pi1ling.
Burton Leavitt is arranging the pa
geant to be presented in New London
soon.
New Water Main.
A new water main is being laid
through Center street, work having
commenced Wednesday o.ning The
main is inches in diameter. This
Will give much better service to the
business places on this street, which
is rapidly filling with new enterprises.
Miss Estella Allen of Attleboro Wis
tied Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Wilmington
Tuesday.
The four sons of Augustus Adams,
Albert, Earl Ernest and Frank, visit
cd their father Tuesday
Mrs. w. IT. Judson and daughter
Ethel were In Worcester Wednesday.
Plans for x. II. s. Reunion.
A meeting was held Wednesday eve
ming for the purpose OF arranging for
reunion of the class of 1909, Kill
ingly high school The committee to
arrange the affair is composed of Miss
Ethel Judson. Miss Marguerite caron,
Miss Lucy Stone, Wayland Bennett,
Clayton Chase, William Marland The
reunion will be held on June "a in
GalIup's nall.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Hamilton and
daughter Dorothy of Providence were
guests of Mrs. w. H. Hamilton on
Tuesday.
Raymond Hamilton of Providence
visited his mother, Mrs. ". H. HIM
ilton. on Tuesday.
Mrs. Earle. mother of Mrs L. H.
Wilcox, is spending the summer season
here with Mr.. and Mrs. Wilcox.
w. s. Brown was in Providence on
Wednesday
Newton Phillips of Hartford was in
town over Tuesday, visiting relatives
Jchn Day of Fitchburg was the guest
Of his mother, Mrs. John Day, over
Memorial day.
Mr. and Mrs. w. A Burrows return
ed here "Wednesday. having spent o
few days at their cottage at Oakland
beach.
Motorists Warmed.
While the state police have made
only one arrest here for violating The
state automobile laws. several were
warned that they were subject to ar
rest If certain conditions were not con-
formed to and as a result the auto
markers and operators license mum :
bers are being more. carefully looked
after. Tail lamps are in line for bet
ter care. also say the police.
Reception for New Pastor.
This evening at the home of Mrs
=
ton will be given Rev. and Mrs. w.
H. Raymond. who has accepted the
pastorate of the Pentecostal church
here. Mr. Raymond was born in New
York state in 1883. His last pastorate
was at the North Attleboro church,
where he served from 1908 until last
October when he resigned TO enter
the eyangelistic field.
On Friday evening DR.. e. E. Fergu-
son CT India will speak at the Baptist
church on Missionary Work.
Peril of Canos.
There are those in town who have
learned that a canoe turns turtle cas-
lily. Two such feats have been done
here of late. one in the lake at Wild
wood park and one in the Quinebaug
river.
SIS Pupils in Graded Schools.
There were enrolled in the graded
schools of Killingly during the month
of April SIS pupils.
Members of the graduating. class of
picture taken Wednesday Twenty
five members were present.
Austin Brooks spent several days
| with his parents at Dayville this
| week.
Emile RainviIle of New Bedford was
| q visitor here with friends over Me-
mortal day.
| Social and Per sonaI.
| Mrs. F. f. Colvin had as her guest
| over Memorial day Miss Lizzie May
| Sweet of Pawtucket, r. L
| Irving Lyon of Southbridge, Mass
| spent Memorial day with his parents
| Mrs. Henry J. Paine is spending
several days with Pawtucket friends.
| Miss Marion Scott spent the week
| end and Memorial day at her home
| Manchester by the Sea, Mass
/ Mrs. Grace Marsh Miller. who has
| been the guest of local friends, return
| ed to Boston, Wednesday.
| Mrs w. Gilbert and son of Leomin-
| ster Mass, were holiday guests OF
| Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Gilbert.