Norwich bulletin., 1911-06-21
DANIELSON
Farewell Reception for Miss Frances
Cowles-DayIiaht Moving Pictures
at Park-Foster Not to Have Old
Home Day.

The Connecticut company has ar
ranged to run late cars to East Kill
ingly, Central Village and Dayville aft
er the graduation exercises in Town
hall Thursday evening.
Cars will leave here after the re-
ception given by the killingly high
school alumni association in the Town
hall Friday evening, for Central Viii
lage and Attawaugan Crossing. There
viii be no late car for East KillingIy
after the reception.
new concrete sidewalk has been
laid along the entire front of the Town
hall building on Main street. The
work was done by Westerly firm
A twin boiler heating system is be-
ing installed in the Town hall build
ing. The boilers are being placed in
the rear of the basement, formerly
and offices in the building viii be heat
ed by these boilers x
An addition to the sectond story OF
the Standard Oil eompanys stable on
Mechanics street. is being built, to
afford more room for the storage of
feed for the horses used by the COM
pany.
Mrs William J. Young, Mrs. Edith
Fiske and Mrs. S. S. Stone are at
Willimantio. attending the graduating
exercises of the normal school. Miss
Ruth Fiske daughter of Mrs. Edith
class.
Reception for Miss cowIes.
At the summer cottage of Mr. and
Mrs. A. G. Bill Friday evening a fare
Well reception was given in honor of
Miss Frances Cowles and was attend
ed by a large humber of her friends
and acquaintances here For the past
two years Miss Cowles has been Eng
1ish teacher in Ki1lingIy high school
She is to teach next year at the nor
NAL school at Wiliimantic.
Daylight Motion Pictures.
Daylight moving pictures are to be
added to the matinee performances at
Wildwood park this summer A spe-
cial curtain and scenery have been Sc
on the second week of the season at
the lake theater.
Marriage on the Lawn.
The marriage of Miss Linda Whit
lie, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Whittle. and Edmund T. Semmers of
New York. will take place ON the lawn
of the residence of Mr. White in
WestfeId. June %, at 8 p. m.
Mrs. A. G. Bill entertained the mem
beFs of the flower mission of the ".
c. 7. T. Tuesday afternoon.
b. c. Hopkins has been spending a
few days in Providence.
Miss Zxdpfla l.. CoiYin and Miss
Helen l.. Bailey are members of the
class to be graduated from the state
normal School at WiIlimantie today.
Going to1Ca1ifornia.
Misses Mae Hammett and Eulalie
James are to attend the teachers con-
vention in California. next week.
Local members of the womans
board of the Day Kimball hospital OF
Putnam will attend a meeting of that
committee today.
Rev. and Mrs. P. l.. Cosman of the
East KiIlingly. Free Baptist church
| are enjoying two weeks vacation in
Maine.
May Close School
There is a possibility that the Bush
Hill school in the town of Brooklyn
will be closed next year owing to the
small attendance there during the
year just closing.
No Old Home Day.
| At a meeting of the Foster Ole
| Home day association it was voted
! not TO have an old home day celebra-
ton this year. This event, held for
| the past four years. had become a
| means Of drawing hundreds to Foster
| each year. and there will be many dis
| appointed ones who had looked for
\ ward to attending this year.
! Grand List increased
| AS a result of the Tevising of the
| the state board of equaliza ton, thu
/ lists have been raised from 100000
| to $4,000.