Norwich bulletin., 1911-01-05
DANIELSON
Epworth Leagues to Combine for So- ciai Mectine-TaIk of Second New Theater for Borough-Fraternity and Social Notes.

Charles .A. Belnis of Milford Mass, is visiting his son, George F. Bemis, and family.
 Henry F. Clark, who is spending the winter in Los Angeles, remembers Danielson friends with copies of The Times of that city.
 J. F. Logee was in Norwich We'd nesday
 John W. Bailey, who has been named as senate messenger from Windham county, is the son of MT. and Mrs. B. L. Bailey of the West Side.
 Miss Georgette Jette. who has been spending the holiday recess with her parents, MT. and Mrs. D. F. Jette. is to return to Villa Maria convent, Montreal tomorrow (Friday).
 Sister Mary Magdalen de Jesu re- turned to Three Rivers, Mass, We'd nes6ay. after spending a few days with her parents, MT. and Mrs. Eloi Getty of Franklin street.
 To Lecture in Worcester.
 Rev. R. s. Cushman is to deliver his illustrated lecture on the Passion Play at Trinity Methodist church in Wor- cester next Monday evening.
 Attorney Sabin $. Russell was un opposed for the nomina ton for clerk of the house in the next legislature at the republican caucus held Tuesday evening.
 Benjamin L. Bailey was at the state capitol Wednesday.
 Miss Atwood Returns from Hospital.
 Miss Dorothy Atwood has returned to her home in Wauregan, having been patient at the Hartford hospital, where she underwent a surgical oper- ation. Miss Atwood is the daughter of Mir. and Mrs. J. Arthur Atwood.
 Mems Club to Debate.
 Resolved, That the United States is not prepared to resist a foreign in vasion, is the subject that will be de- bated by the members of the Mems club of the Methodist Episcopal church on the evening of February IS.
 Received Bad Scalp Wound.
 Simeon Breton of High street re- ceived a severe scalp wound that re- quired four stitches to close when he slipped and fell against a door casing while entering his home Tuesday eve ming.
 St. James parochial school will open for the winter term this (Thurs- day) morning at 9 o'clock. The school has been closed for two weeks.
 Union Social Meeting.
 January ? has been selected as the date for a union social meeting of the Epworth leagues of Jewett City, Moo- sup, Attawaugan and Danielson at the Danielson Methodist Episcopal church. w. R. c. and c. A. R. Installations.
 Officers of McGregor post, G. A. R. were installed by Past Post Comman- der ". N. Arnold on Tuesday eve ming. Officers of McGregor. w. R. c. were also installed on the same eve ming by Lettie Wright of Norwich. A lunch was served after the cere- monies of the evening had been con- pleted. Speeches were made by sev- ,eral of the members.
 Motto Sunday.
 Sunday will be observed as Motto Sunday at the Methodist Episcopal church. Last year the motto adopted was Lift up your eyes" On Sunday evening Rev. R. S. Cushman will speak on What God Did to England's Cham pion Pugilist, this to be the second in a series on Twice-Born Men, founded on the book of that name by Harold Bigbie.
 Getting Bills for Sewer Benefits.
 Abutters on the streets through which sewers were installed during the past year are receiving the bills from the borough for the amount that each property owner has been assess ed, in accordance with the plan adopt ed when the building of the sewer system was commenced here. There is tendency on the part of some of the abutters to hold payment for the time being that they may investigate the borough's right to collect the amOunS as assessed.
 Attended Ministers Meeting in Jew
 ett City.
 Methodist clergymen from this sec tion were at Jewett City Tuesday as the guests of Rev. and Mrs. Stanley, to attend a meeting of the Danielson and Vicinity Preachers association. The Evolution of the Doctrine of the Trin- ity was the subject of an able paper prepared by Rev. Otis H. Greene. An other feature of the meeting was a general discussion of the value of