Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-15

Roy Reach, the baseball pitcher, has gone to Buffalo. N. r., leaving Friday, where he will be engaged by an cleo trical concern.
 Harry E. Palmer of Hartford, for merly of Danielson, was a visitor with relatives in town Friday.
 A. V. Woodworth has been a recent visitor in Hartford.
 Miss Zylpfla Colvin of the Williman- tic Normal schocol is spending a few days with her parents, MT. and Mrs. F. E. Colvin.
 A. Vachon came into possession this week of soup ladle that is more than 150 years old and is valued at a high figure
 Rev. Thomas Beltman will preach at the Advent chapel Sunday after noon. His subject will be The Resur- rected Christ.
 Mrs. c. H. N. Thomas will have the members of the Ladies' Reading cir cle at her home for a meting Monday afternoon.
 Frank Bedard has been spending a few days this week in Waterbury, where he was elected trustee at the N. F. O. P. convention, and also visit ed in Hartford.
 Walter l.. Caswell has been named as administrator of the estate of his sister, Miss Clara L. Caswell, who died recently in Elmville.
 Returning from Florida.
 MT. and Mrs. c. A. Young, who have been speeding the winter at New Smyrna, Fla, are expected to return to Danielson during the coming week.
 Stephen D. Horton, proprietor of the Attawaugan hotel is improving. He has been confined to his room for Sev- eral weeks.
 Benjamin weisberg of New York is spending the Easter season with his parents. MT. and Mrs. A. Weisberg.
 The members of the charter com mission of the borough of Danielson are to hold a meeting on next Monday evening.
 Employees in tine local mills and fac tories wiu get a double holiday be- ginning with today (Saturday). F To Inspect Truck.
 Warden Frank P. Warren and mem bers of the court of burgesseU will so to the central fire station Monday morning for the purpose of inspecting the condition of the hook and ladder asked to replace with a new one.
 No More Roardsrs.
 A new policy has been adopted at the Old Peoples Home, where Miss Matte O'Brien was recently installed as matron. Hereafter the home will be conducted exclusively for old peo- pie, whereas it has previously been the practice to receive boarders. I'm : provements have been made to the property, which is now in a condition more satisfactory to the committee, who are doing everything in their power to get the best results with the limited income available.
 Easter Musical Programmes.
 Festival music will mark the Easter day services at the various churches in Danielson. At the Methodist, Epis- copal, Baptist and Congregational churches concerts have been arranged scbol festival will be held. The spe- eia1 Easter programme at the Baptist church will be given in connection with the service that is to commence at o'clock, while the hour of the concert at the Congregational church will be D. m., and at the Methods, 5 D. m. A special feature of the con- cert at the Congregational church will be reading to be given by Miss Min nie Farron, graduate of the Emerson School of Oratory, and formerly of Danielson, where her parents, Mir. and the numbers to be given here by Miss Farron, who resides in Brockton, this (Saturday) evening will be An Easter With Parepa-
 Holy Saturday Services.
 The final services of the Lenten season will be held this Easter Satur- day morning at St. James church commencing at o'clock, thus early because of the length of the ritualist1c observances that the church has ar ranged for the day. Easter Sunday the masses at the church will be at the usual hour. The drapings of the penitential season will have given place to floral decorated aitars and the solemn music of Holy Week to the joy ous glorias of Easter day.