Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-06-20

tiSHtS-fttWoooS 70 Narty OF puH
Wheel Industry-Death Of Andrew
II. Mech.
Henry J. Reeves of Baltic, formerly
of Danielson, was a visitor Monday
with Mr. and Mrs. Abel l. Reeves and
family
Rudolph Richards of Boston spent
Monday with Danieison relatives.
Miss Marion Scott. teacher in the
graded school. has returned to her
home in Manchester blythe Sea for
the summer
Rev. Joseph Mccarthy, pastor of the
Sacred Heart church at Wauregan,
left Monday to remain in retreat for
the week at Keyser island, South Nor
walk, with large number of the Cath
Ole clergy of Connecticut
Miss Sadie Fulton was at Provi
dence Monday to attend the COM
rnencement exercises at Brown uni
versity.
Irving w. Lyon of Southbridge was
at his home in Danielson over Sun
day.
At st. James church at the high
mass on Sunday, banns of marriage
We're published for the first time be-
tween Miss Mary A. Rooney and Mar
tin Fitzsimmons, both of E1nville
ielson and Peter Reynolds of Elm
vile.
Plans for e2 Outing.
Members of the class of KiIiingly
high school of s02 held a meeting at
the home of Ray Pellet Monday eve
ming TO make arrangements for the
outing they are to have at Alexander's
lake on Friday afternoon.
MarIand Made Good.
William Marland made good in his
tryout as q pitcher for the Monitors
of PaWtucket in the game played Sat
urday. Marland lost his game. 4 20
3, but it went IS Innings and was a
hummer all the way. Games lost be-
hind The kind of pitching that Mar
land showed are lost with honor, and
he will henceforth be regular man on
the pay roll.
The decorations at the Congrega-
tfonal church at the baecalaureate
service Sunday evening were unusual
" effective Conspicuous in the ar
rangenent was the class motto, Yer
itas Omnia Vincit."
Sixteen Candidates Examined.
Supervisor Albert S. Ames, John A.
Paine. member of the town school
committee. and Miss Ida Trip, teach
er of the grammar school We're in
charge of giving the entrance exami-
nations for Killingly high school in
the graded school building Monday.
The examinations will be continued
tests Monday.
To Attend Conference.
Rev. and Mrs. N. II. Raymond and
Miss Bertha Shippee go to Maiden,
Mass. TODAY fTuesdayl to attend the
annual conference of the Pentecostal
churches of the New England district,
as delegates from the local church.
The conference viii open Wednesday.
E. P EIlyson, D. D.. general superin-
fan6pnt nraSiGant of beats COL
lege. California. will preside at the
sessions.
Start on PIainfield's New Tenements.
+ Work was commenced Monday at
Plainfeld on the construction of the
village Of new dwellings that will be
needed to house the employees of the
new PIainfald Mills corporation. They
will be erected east Of the mill site,
not far from the new school building.
/ Carpenters from DanieIson viii have
Z employment there under the contrac-
tors that are to do the work.
Glass Vice President in Hospital.
Earl Wood, son of Mr.. and Mrs. A.
f Wood. is to undergo another opera :
ton at the Day-Kinlball hospital,
where he has been a patient for more
than two months, that an unlocked for
Master Wood is the vice president of
the class that is TO be graduated from
Killingly high school on Thursday and
it is a matter OF regret among his
classmates that he will be unable to
participate in the exercises OF the
day.
On Auto Trip to College Reunion.
DR. j. n. Perreault is en- route to
St Hyacinth. P. C., where he viii at
tend a reunion of the alumni of St.
Hyacinth college. DIR. Perreault left
Manchester, n. H.. his former home,
Sunday. with a party of friends, and
they are making the trip by automo-
bile, expectipg 1T to prove q most de-
Iightfu1 experience. 1t is expected to
make the trip in about three days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Patrick F. Murray
were at Worcester Sunday to attend
an alumni event in connection with
commencement week at Holy Cross
college, where their son. Leslie. is 4
student. The college closes today.
Playing Better BAH.
Interest in the doings of the East
ern Connecticut league develops among
the fans as the race tightens up. and
the fact that Wauregdn has now pull
ed Moosup down to a tie with them
selves for first place increases the en-
thasiasIn. The teams are playing much
better ball than was the case earlier
in the season.