Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-21

Asked for In r. F. p. Route No. 4.
Mrs. Earle Young Of Winsted is Wis
iting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. F. e.
Bitgood.
q. Pappas has moved from Center
street to the Bradley block on Main
street.
Miss Myrtis Burroughs of New Jer-
sey IL visiting her mother, Mrs. G. III.
Burroughs, this week.
A meeting of Sarah Williams DAM
ielson chapter. p. A. R.. was held In
Woods hall Thursday afternoon.
Miss Alice. Jacobs is spending sew
eral days in Boston.
Mrs. Albert Day of Springfield is
the guest of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Thomas of the West Side
Miss Ada Burlingame of New Jer-
sey. is visiting her parents at Mashen-
tuck.
Inspecting Fire Trucks.
W. A. Burrows and Harry E. Back
of the borough fire committee and
Chief A. p. woodward are in Prevf-
dence today to inspect hook and lad
der trucks with a view of purchasing
for the Borough.
To Add to Big Mill.
1t is stated that additions will be
made to the mill of the Lawton COM
pany at Piainfield this summer
Silas Grifi1th will move from the
Vaughn farm to a home in Sterling.
The Kennedy house at Dayville is
being wired for electric lights.
Fire Loss Adjusted.
Rev. Ignatius Kost has announced
that satisfactory settlement has been
made with the insurance company for
the damage by the recent fire at ST.
Mary's church, Dayvi1le. A meeting of
the trustees of the church was held
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pairs to the building.
To Play Putnam.
Killingly high school baseball team
goes to Putnam today for the OPEN
ing game of the season.
Putnam lines of the Connecticut COM
pany have arranged for dance to be
given in May.
Officers Of Mems Brotherhood.
The Mems Brotherhood of the Con-
gregational church at Dayvflle elected
the following officers Wednesday eve
ming: President. F. E. Miller; vice
president, Clifford James; secretary,
Wayland Bennett; treasurer William
Burnett; chaplain, Rev. William j.
Reynolds. Chairmen were chosen for
each committee with power to choose
their committees: the chairmen are:
Lookout, Harold Field; membership,
Clifford James; finance. William Bur-
nett; library. Merrill Bennett; physical
culture, Leon Blanchard; auditing
Clifford James, Irwin Miller; social. F,
e. Miller; disciplinary. Wayland Ben
nett; devotional, Rev. William j. Rey-
nolds. It was voted that the fees be
ten cents month, instead of 20 cents
as formerly.
Trinity Church Election.
49, yIJ..s-
ity church at Brooklyn. the following
officers were elected: Senior warden
S. j. Bard; Junior warden. O. 9. At
wood clerk and treasurer, S. w. Bard
vestrymen, S. w. Bard, HI. p. Williams
d. B. Hatch. II. D. Hanchatte, G. w
w. Bard; substitute, ID. B. Hatch.
Would Change Postal Route.
Postmaster C. A. Potter has asked
permission of the government t.
change short portion of the route
from this Office. This portion is be.
tween here and South Killing1y which
the route formerly taken by the stat
route to North Sterling covered. Now
that carrier has been taken off; hence
Postmaster Potter has requested tina
it be covered by the r. r. D. Abou
seven families will be accommodated
if 1t is permitted by the U. s. posta
authorities.
Grand Lodge Officers Present.
Oficers were present from the Crane
lodge of the state Wednesday evenin.
at Masonic hall. when the new chap
ter OF the Eastern Star was instituted
here. Besides the fifteen grand lodg
officers there were present many from
Putnam and Moosup chapters.
Many Attend Dance.
| Phoenix hall was filed Thursda,
evening at a social dance given b,
III. w. Burton. Mcsic was furnishe,
by the Haegney- Wallace orchestra o
worcester.