Norwich bulletin., 1912-06-07
DANIELSON
Captain Darbe Issues Encampment Orders-Albert BIackmar's Tooth Birthday-Masonic EVent-Arrange ments for ChiIdren's Sunday,

5irthday-Masonic Event-Arranae-
 ments for ChiIdren's Sunday.
 Capt E. L. Darbie of the Thirteenth | company, c, A. C., has issued the following order relative to the ap- | preaching annual encampment of the | command:
 In compliance with c. o. No. 23, A. | G. O., the members of the command | will assemble at the state armory, in ! Danielson, on Monday, June II, armed | and equipped in field service uniform i for ten days tour of duty at Fort | H. G. Wright, N. Y. Calls will be as follows: First call | 7.15 a. m.; assembly 730. Quartermaster Sergt. Arthur w. 1 Logee, Cooks Walter w. Wood and l Cessius A. Hamilton and Private Phil ! | ip Robarge will report to the post 1 commander at the state armory, Dan | ielson, at 7.15 a. m.. June IS, to pre- pare the company baggage for trans l portation.
 Blanket rolls will contain shelter ! half, two blankets and poncho. Olive | crab caps, blue denim hats and russet leather belts will be packed in squad
 boxes. Overcoats will be packed in ! cases.
 i The fine of $5 per day for absence from this tour of duty will be en- ! forced in accordance with militia law. e. M. Sergt. A. W. Logee is appoint
 ed mess sergeant in addition to his
 other duties.
 The company will assemble for drill
 at the armory at o'clock on June 14,
 and all articles which the men will
 wish to take with them must be at the armory at that time.
 chidren's Day at Baptist Church.
 The following is the programme for the Children's day concert to be held OH Sunday evening at z o'clock at the
 Baptist church:
 l Orchestra prelude; processional
 chorus; responsive reading; prayer Rev. W. D. Swaffield; Childrens Day Greeting, Lindner Gallup; Childrens Flowers, Mary Geer; exercise, Fish 1 ing, Marjorie Gaffney, Willie Whipple, i Laurence Bassett, Nathan Cook, Mau-
 rice Boswell; song by the primary
 class; exercise, What Little Girls Can Do, five little girls; recitation. Mar jorie Gaffney; song by the school; exercise, God Wants Them, Alice Jor-
 dan and Edwin Davis; song by the i school; recitation. Dorothy Burton;
 recitation, Our Offering, Ruth Dixon;
 offering for the American Baptist Pub
 Iication society; solo by Mrs. Frost,
 with violin obbligato by John Morse,
 Jr.; recitation, Mary Bassett; solo,
 Miss Margaret Burton; recitation, Henry Gallup; song by the school;
 reading, Miss Beatrice Whipple; Good
 Night, Bernice Burdick; benediction,
 Rev. W. D. Swaffield; orchestra post
 Jude.
 Will Be 100 June 1s. Albert Blackmar, resident in the ? l frl11 ,a1rif, of xrri1 oh serve the centenary of his birth on 1 Thursday of next week. He is in sur prisingly good physical condition for
 one of his years. Relatives in this and surrounding towns are anticipat- ? ing the anniversary with a great deal , oe interest MT. Blackmar is the old
 est person living within many miles
 of his home
 Conferred M. M. Degree. 2 There was a notable session of Nor 7 iah lodge, No. IS, A. F. and A. M., 1 Wednesday evening for conferring the q N M. degree, with all the chairs occu- l pied by past masters of the lodge I some of them having served many { years ago, and in the presence of S Grand Master Justin Holden of Nor - wich Sidney Bard of Brooklyn, past
 master, presided during the exempli | ltCdllOu Ol LIlC OC6l Cc. III NOIJU , with the communication, like which enc has not been held in Moriah lodge
 for years, banquet was served. | Lieutenant Bradford Second Lieuten- ant
 ), It was announced here Thursday f that Lieut. Herbert H. Bradford o1 . New London is named in special or T der No. @1S9, A. G. O.. as second lieu o tenant (senior) of the Thirteenth com | pany, C. A. C., of Danielson. Lieu $ tenant Bradford will be with the loca 2 company during it's approaching toul Il of duty at Fort Wright, Fishers is n land.
 t To Utilize Frame Tower. $ The metal frame tower that former $ ly supported the bell used here to givC
 warnings of fires before the installa
 tion of the fire alarm telegraph sys' ; tenn, is being used in part as sup II port for the auxiliary bell and strik
 ing apparatus that is to be located a
 the central fire station, in accordance
 with the vote passed at the annua T. borough meeting in April.
 3 Guest from Missouri. k Charles Sumner Blackmar of Nortl al Franklin, Mo, is the guest of his rel
 alive. Charles Sumner Blackmar o e Attawaugan. The MT. Blackmar iron E. Missouri is a prominent official of tn '. Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers r. which has recently held convention s. in Harrisburg from where he went t' |, visit relatives In Washington, D. C l. The visiting Mr. Blaclkmar is the dTiv d CT of a locomotive on q fast llmlte'
 train out of St. Louis over the Mis
 souri, Kansas & Texas road.
 Course of Entertainments for Comin ,, Season.
 ie The Young Peoples course of enter D. tainments for next fall and winter. ar at ranged by the young people of tn )- Baptist, Congregational, Methodist an Y Episcopal churches, will, 1t Is an T. nouneed, be made up of the Boston I'm 10 perial Concert, company; Reno F H. Wellbourn. scientific lecture; Hayde