Norwich bulletin., 1911-09-02
DANiELS0N
Death Of Edward caffery-Assistan
Savings observation-disclosures in
Town Debt Due to Highway I'M
provements.

Town Debt Due to Highway I'm
provements.
Edward Calfery, II. died at the home
of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Caffery, in the town of Brooklyn, dur
ing Thursday night, after an illness
of several months. He was a graduate
of Ilillingly high school in the class
of 1911, and while he was in d pre-
earious condition of health at the time
of commencement as he had been for
some time previous. he was able to be
present and receive his diploma. He
was a good student and much regret
is expressed at his early death.
Heard About the Borough.
DR.. Frank P. Todd has completed
two months of attendance as visiting
physician at the Day Kimball hospital
in Putnam.
Attorneys A. G. Bill, Harry E. Back
and oliver E.. Getty and Sheriff Sibley
were at Putnam Friday for the special
session of the superior court
Miss Mamie Dunn is to spend her
vacation at Bridgeport and at Stony
Brook, T.. |.
Miss Sadie Higgins of. PawtuclSet,
formerly of Danielson, is visiting rel
atives in Danielson.
Miss Ella Sidley and her sisters
children, Miss, Mary Sullivan and
James Sullivan, who have been visit
ing here, leave today Saturday for
Fall River.
Miss Gladys Palmer of Danielsen has
BEEN engaged to teach in the schools
of Brooklyn this year.
r Supervisor of Schools Albert S.
Ames returned to Danielson Friday,
after spending the summer in Boston
and vicinity
Visited Gettysburg.
Charles S. Francis has returned frsm
what was an interesting visit to the
battlefield of Gettysburg.
William S. Brown, owner of the
Orpheum theater, received on Friday
the scenery to be set up in the play
house.
Miss Bertha Ducharme and the
Misses Halle, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph Halle, will leave Tuesday to
attend school at st. Hyacinthe, 2. y.
Henry S. Warren of this town was
granted a divorce in the superior court
at Putnam Friday.
Buys Wade House.
Louis Lague has purchased the Wade
house in East Brooklyn.
Cars on Hourly Schedule.
Beginning next Tuesday, the day.
after Labor DAY, the cars on the local
trolley lines will be run only on an
hourly schedule, the half-hour cars
being taken off.
In Charge of Postal Savings Bank.
Assistant Postmaster Raymond E.
Allen is to have direct supervision OF
the postal savings depository, soon to
be established at the local office.
Wiiimantie Preacher.
Rev. William Beard, pastor of the
Congregational church at Willimantic,
will preach at the Congregational
church in South Killingly. where his
father was formerly pastor tomorrow
Sunday.
Republican Caucus Date.
Friday of next week has been Sc
lected as the date for holding the re-
publican caucus for the purpose Of
no1nina ting candidates for the various
town offices that are. to be filled
Social at Parsonase.
Rev. Clarence Fl. Barber of the Con-
gregationa1 church and Mrs. Barber
have returned from their vacation.
j They have, with the members of the
| September committee of the Ladies'
| Benevolent. society. invited the congre-
| cation to a social to be held at the
parsonage on next Tuesday evening.
Accident to Miss Horton.
Miss Roberta Horton, German teach
er at the high school. will be unable
| TO resume her place at the beginning
| of the school year on Tuesday next.
Miss Horton met with an accident a
| few weeks ago while in Bermuda, frac-
turing and otherwise injuring her
I knee A substitute will be secured to
! fill the place until such time as Miss
Horton is able to return
canterbury's Good Citizenship Club.
| There is to be meeting Of the cit
| liens of Canterbury in the town hall
next Monday, evening for the purpose
of forming club for the advancement
! of good citizenship. Purposes of the
| club are to secure an organization that
| will work against the sale of liquors
| as a beverage and to work to send
representatives to the Legislature that
| will work and vote for the best in
| terest of the towns people