Norwich bulletin., 1912-06-17

last summer, are on rnelr way east from Los Angeles and are expected to arrive here Thursday
 Joseph Davis of Harlan, la, is spend ing the week with relatives in Daniel son. MT. Davis resided here about a dozen years ago and was a student in Killingly High school.
 Coming Weddings.
 Judge Harry E. Back and Mrs. Back left Sunday morning for New York, where Miss Alice M. Tayntor, daughter of Mrs. Charles Tayntor, Mrs. Backs sister, will be married Wednesday to Wayne K Leinbach of New York.
 At noon tomorrow (Tuesday), at St Alban's church, Miss Mildred Crumley, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. A. J. Crum- ley, of the West Side, and Harry Shaw, son of Mir. and Mrs. William Shaw, of the West Side, will be married.
 Will Tame Fox.
 Frederick Princeton of Broad street has a young fox, captured near South Killlngly, which he proposes to do- mesticate and train. This is sometimes task.
 Off to Camp. The baggage and tent detail of the Thirteenth company left here Saturday night in charge of the equipment that command at Fort Wright, Fishers 8 | Island. The company leaves for the tour of duty this (Monday) morning. Commencement Week. l This is commencement week in Dan- l ielson. The class day exercises, for which cards of admission are required, comes Thursday afternoon, the gradu- ation exercises Thursday evening, both to be held in the Orpheum theater. i The reception will be on Friday even ing in the town hall.
 To Keep Churches Open.
 It is announced that the pastors of the Baptist, Congregational and Meth odist churches are so planning their vacations as to insure the presence here of some one of them at all times It is probable that union midweek prayer meetings will be arranged.
 There will be large number to take the examinations for entrance tC Killingly High school when Super visor Ames is ready to receive the can didates today (Monday) and Tuesday
 Mrs. J. Q. A. Stone will have the members of the Congregational Mis- sionary auxiliary of the WOman'S Board at her home for a meeting Tues day afternoon. The Latest News iron the Mission Fields will be the sub ject.
 Auxiliary Fire Alarm Bell.
 The auxiliary fire alarm bell is now attached to the apparatus recently purchased for striking it. the arrange ment being mounted upon the roof o. the central fire station. The bell ring. the box numbers according to the same arrangement used in sounding from thu steam siren.
 Miss Daisy Putnam. who has beer teaching at Morristown, N. J., is tC teach in Baltimore, it is understood | Miss Putnam has a very successful record as a teacher.
 Warden Bullard Improved.
 Warden w. l. Bullard and Mrs. Bul. lard have returned from a stay in thu lnorthern part of New England, clos' Ito the Canadian border. MT. BullarC lreturns looking in excellent health anC much benefited by his stay of severa weeks.
 Members of Brooklyn grange hay, been invited and have accepted an in vitatiOn of Canterbury grange to at tend a neighbors night meeting ir Canterbury on Wednesday.
 Writing Prudence CrandaIPs Biography
 Miss Felicia Terry of Brooklyn. whr is writing a biography of Prudence Crandall, a notable character in tht history of Canterbury, is seeking addi- tional facts relative to the famous woman to whom a monument is to bt erected by the state.
 Baccalaureate Sermon at congrega
 tional Church.
 The Congregational church held |; capacity assemblage Sunday evening when at a union service Rev. Clarenc H. Barber, member of the town schoo committee and pastor of the church preached the baccalaureate sermon be fore the members of the senior clas . of Killingly High school, who occupie, pews along the center aisle. Tn church was prettiIy decorated and tn : musical part of the service was o special attractiveness.
 WERDING