Norwich bulletin., 1911-02-03
DANIEL SON
eijou Whist Clubs soeiai--Mrs. Ma ria E. Dagsett's Dezth-Patriottc Service-Proposed Memorial to Pru- dence CrandaII

The members and friends of the Bijou Whist club enjoyed social dance in Woods hall Thursday even ing. Music was furnished by Messrs. Bnrton and Hyde.
 Sidney Marland played with the New London basketball team in that city Thursday evening.
 Fater Bassett spent Thursday in Providence.
 Mrs. Charles Nadeau visited Putnam relatives Thursday.
 Herbert Barnett made business trip to Norwich Thursday.
 Fred ShumWay is in Boston today (F'riday).
 s. Edmund Johnstone visited in New London Thursday evening. % Forming s. of V Camps.
 Dr. Fred W. Darmer is in New Jed sey assisting in the formation of new camps of Sons of Veterans, of which order he is aide on the commander S staff.
 Percentage of 7ee4 The 18th company. c. A. C., has a percentage of 79.94 in the list of fig ures of merit based on the drill reports for the month of December, 1910.
 candlemas Day Observance.
 Thursday morning the Feast of the Purifcation was observed at St. James church. On this day before the mass the candles used in the church and by the faithful during the year are blessed.
 Death of Mrs. Maria E. Dagsett.
 Mrs. Maria E. Daggett, aged 72, died Thursday morning from pneumonia. She is survived by daughter. Mrs. James Caffrey of Cottage street, and a sister, Mrs. A. Irons of Shepatchet.
 Warden Bullard was in Boston on Thursday
 Baseball Directors to Meet.
 It is expected that the annual meet ing of the directors of the ri-Village Baseball association will be held Mon day.
 Decrease in Number of Pupils.
 Accoring to the state enumeration of school children the town of Killingly has 1,2S2, a loss of 113 since a year ago
 petitioned the borough for the con- struction of Q sewer through the street
 To Attend Patriotic Service.
 Members of Colonel Edward Ander- son camp, s. of V. and McGregor post, G. A. R., as well as the w. R. c. have accepted an invitation from Rev. w. J. Reynolds of Dayville to attend spe- cial Lincoln day services at the Con . grega tional church i'll that place.
 Fred Shippee has been reappointed superintendent of the town farm by the selectnen.
 The postoffice at Ponnfret Center boasts of the fact that but one incor- rect report has been made in the past fifteen years.
 Smaller Postcard Coming.
 A postal card about one half the size of the present one in use will be put in circulation soon. The card is three by five inches and is intended to meet the demand of file indexes.
 Undertaken Louis Kennedy was in Boston Thursday and returned with the body of Mrs. Dawson.
 Bishop Cannot Come.
 It is announced that Bishop Brewster will not be present at the consecration of the new altar at St. Alban's church Sunday.
 Memorial to Prudence CrandaIl Pro
 posed.
 An appropriation of SI,.A0 fsr the erection of a monument to Prudence CrandaH is asked for in q resolution by Mir. Warren in the Connecticut leg islature. 1t is proposed to erect the monument at paclerville where she sheltered her colofed pupils after being driven from Canterbury in 1S33. The resolution asks that '. S Hyde, ThoTn as o. Elliott and Caleb Bishop compose a commission to have charge Of the erection of the memorial.