Norwich bulletin., 1911-06-28


 
 Following is a list of those who will enter Killingly high school at the be- ginning of the fall term next Sep tember:
 Dorothy Adams, BeUiah A1drich, Ma ry Anderson, Tyler Andrews, Ray Bai- ley, Eva Baker, Harold Barber, Ar thur Boulais, Euclide Bousauet, Helena Brooks, Benjamin Brown, Lewis Brown, Kenneth Burlington, Doris Bur game, Alice Caron. Winifred Casey, Linwood Chapman, Abram Chase. Charlotte Chesley. Clinton Cleveland. George Eastment, Floyd Ennis, Su san Franklin, Donald Field Marion F1agg, Elmer Gallup, Ruth Gallup, El- Greener, Alfred Hand, Norman Har- yey, Hester JOhnstone, Selma Kies, Cora Lariviefe. Nellie Longo. Charle- magne Maille, Doris Marlowe, Floyd Mason, Gladys Mason, William Martin. Thomas MOnahan, Kathleen Moran.
 Sarah Mullen, Ina Oatley, Warner Page, Herbert Pepeler, Arthur Reeves, Richard Reeves, Sarah Reddy, Lena Robet ge, Howard Sayles, Sarah sleafh Schuyler Spaulding, Lillian Tatro, Wood. Marion Wood, Mary Ward, Florence White. George Williams, Floyd Young.
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 The last issue of the Telephone Bull 1etin gives the number of telephones in use in the Danielson division as 541. This is an increase of 34 since the beginning of the year,
 Glass Reunion.
 The class of 1902, Killingly high school will hold reunion at Wild wooG park Friday afternoon. Games a-I1r off attractive features to the members of the class. The committee in charge is composed of John Bailey Edwin Blake, Hazel Smith. Jennie Reddy, FL sic Ladd and Edna Aver.
 Pictures of Japan.
 This m6nth's collection of pictures at the public library reading rooms are of Japan. The series of pictures exhibited each month there are prov ing very interesting and are greatly appreciated by patrons of the reading room and library.
 Work on New Sewer.
 Work was started Tuesday morning on the new line of sewer to be con- structed on Mechanics street. The ex- cavating has begun at the junction of Mechanics street and Railroad square. It will continue as rapidly as possible  far as Hutehins street. F. A. Davis is the contractor. W. K. Pike will look after the borough interests in the work
 Store Improvements.
 A new plate glass front is being placed in the Woodward store on Main street. The old front is being torn out and the new windows will come out nearer the street line by about two feet.
 improved Water Service.
 Connection was made Tuesday by employees of the Crystal Water com pany from the main on Main street for the new Center street main. Much better service is afforded on Center street by the additional service in- stalled.
 Going to Pacific Slope.
 Miss Flulalie James. and Miss May Hammett are to leave here tomorrow to attend the teachers convention held in San Francisco next week. They will remain in the west until Septem- Der l. Before returning, Miss James will visit her brother Robert, who is living in Los Angeles. Miss Blanche Chase is expecting to attend a library school in Boston dur ing, the summer months. Miss Marion Chase is to attend the teachers convention at San Francisco next week.
 Sixteen New Looms. Sixteen new looms have been receiv- ed by the Quinebaug company for use | in the new fancy weaving to be start ed at this mill soon. Tampering with Mail Boxes. Complaint has been made to Post master Potter of the tampering of the | R. F. D. boxes on the Quinebaug side 1 The persons who are doing this are i said to be known to the officials here l and if they do not stop they will be 1 taken before the United States off | cers, which means a fine. l Special cars will convey parties iron l Providence via the Providence & Dan | ielson railway line to this place to at 1 tend the wedding of Miss Lynda Whit l tie this evening"
 l Attended Glass Reunion. l Dr. W. H. Judson returned Tues. | day from Exeter. where he attended ] his class reunion, which was in tn, nature of a pilgrimage to Exeter a | the time of commencement. Dr. Jud | sons class C76) is the oldest livint l class of graduates of Exeter whicl meets each year ill reunion. On Mon day evening those who attended tn, l reunion were entertained at dinner a the Union club, Boston. by MT. Win slow. vice president of the Boston ele 1 vated road.