Norwich bulletin., 1912-05-15
DANIELSLN

 Project to Erect Memorial to James M. Paine-Post Office Lobby to Be Open Sunday Mornins-Sheriff Trustee of Bankrupt Estate of Min ister.
 Savarian J. Meunler has entered the employ of F, F. Bitgood.
 Miss Frances Wheatley is employee in the Windham County National bank as stenOgrapher.
 Edward S. Carpenter was in Nor Wioh Tuesday on q business trip.
 Miss Katherine D. Awkward was Q visitor in Worcester Tuesday.
 Mir. and Mrs w. A. Burrows are spending few days this week at Oak land Beach, where they have been for summers for a number of years.
 The arrangements are completed for the tooth anniversary celebration of Warren chapter, R. A. M., Friday eve ming.
 A meeting of the stockholders of the Peoples Light and Power company and a meeting of the stockholders of . fhe Nashawaug Electric Power com bany is to be held here Saturday
 Went to Show at Norwich.
 Danielson and all the surrounding Fa Buffalo Bill show at Norwich Tues day.
 4 mysterious crash or explosion in the vicinity awakened the guests in the Attawaugan hotel about o'clock Tuesday morning
 Microscope Social
 Delpha Alpha class of young women of the Congregational church has ar rangsd s rnirrorsCoDe social for this Wednesday, evening.
 Mrs. w W. Woodward will have the members of the Ladies' Benevolent so- eiety of the Congregational church at Ser home for meeting this CWed- nesday )afternoOn.
 A meeting of the stockholders of the Danielson Cotton company was held B the plant here Tuesday.
 Memorial to James M, Paine.
 A movement has been started for providing at the high school a memo rial to James M. Paine, for many years school visitor and an active member nf the town school committee MT Paine was also one of the members of the committee of the town appointed to have charge of the arrangements for he erection of the new high school.
 Hound Was Shot.
 A hound owned by Ralph Young of Mechanic street managed to crawl to Its owners home Monday night after 1t had been shot Indications are that the animal was purposely made target of by a person who must have left it for dead, for it came home without it's collar, which could not be removed without aid.
 Post Office Lobby to Be Open Sunday. In response to many requests from business men, Postmaster c. A. Pot ter has arranged to again have the lobby of the post office open Sunday mornings until 10 o'clock. Last Sun Bay, following tampering with the mail lhute on the previous Sunday, the lobby was closed early. This caused many people to be obliged to go with put their mail so the new order was Issued Tuesday. One of the office em- ployes is 10 be on duty during the time that the lobby is open that the governments interests may be pro- tected.
 Reception For Pastor and Wife.
 Nearly 150 persons gathered at the Methodist church Monday evening for the reception rendered the new pastor, Rev. Orion L. Griswold, and Mrs. GrisWold. Among those present was the pastors or OInef CnufCueS Tn DaQ- ielson and Rev. Ralph $. Cushman of New Bedford formerly pastor of the Danielson Methodist church. The eve- ming was an exceptionally pleasant one for all that attended. Musical num- bers were contributed by Mrs. Fred erick Kennedy, Mrs. Sidney Perry, Mrs C. H. Otis, A. P Burns and the male quartet Mrs. Gordon A. John stone and Mrs. F. E. Colvin were in charge of the serving of the chafng dish lunch.
 Assembly Hall Reftted.
 About 250 chairs have arrived here for use in the hall that has been fitted on the third floor of the graded school building on School street. This hall may now be used for assembly pur- poses and Is going to fill long felt want. The fitting of the hall is in reality restoring it to it's former use, for before the building became so crowded previous 10 the building of the new high school it was used for assembly purposes, being later parti- toned into class rooms. The parti- tions have been removed
 Trustee of Bankrupt Estate of Min
 ister.
 Referee Andrew J. Bowen CWilH-