Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1912-01-12
DANlELSoN
Dealers Cutting Ice-EIeetion Season
in the FraternaI Societies-Saloon
Appeal Cases May Be Heard Next
Week.-Mrs.. Lucius M. Hardy's
Death.

Week.-Mrs.. Lucius M. Hardy's
Death.
District Supt. Rev. J. A. Newland
will be at the Danielson Methodist
church January Is for the fourth
quarterly conference.
Mr. and Mrs. w. ]. Craig of High
street recently entertained Mr.. and
| Mrs. H B. Hazen of DaVisville, r. /.
George c. Hirch of Worcester was
visitor with friends in Danielson on
Thursday
Miss Florence Allen has returned
to her home in Southbridge after a
visit with her aunt, Mrs. w. e. La
belle, in Dayville.
Chester Isbell of New London, for
merly of Danielson, has been a recent
visitor with friends in town.
Miss Alcey Rawson. who has been
employed in a local store, has resigned
and returned to her home in Putnam.
Jerome A. Whittlesey of Providence
was visitor with friends in town on
Thursday.
Ice Fishing at Lake.
A number of fishing parties from
Danielson were at Alexander's lake
and at the ponds in East Killingly on
Thursday.
At Wauregan Thursday a force of
men were working at harvesting IL
inch ice from the river. The ice is
of good quality.
The Assawaga rivers frozen sur
face was the playground of scores of
young people Thursday, the skating
being the first of the winter.
3 Degrees Above Zero.
minimum temperature was three above
| zero, one degree colder than Wednes-
/ day morning
| Mrs. Lucy Perkins, who has been a
| patient in a hospital in Worcester for
several weeks, has returned to her
home in Danielson.
| A carload of gravel has been ship
ped to Danielson, to be used in filling
| a low place between the tracks near
! the station.
To Witness X. of C. Ceremonial.
| A number of the members of Rose
| Of Lima council, K. of c., will go to
Putnam Sunday afternoon to be pres
| ent at the installation of the officers
Of the Putnam council.
Miss Harriet Stewart of Dayville
has gone to Putnam to care for her
I sister, Mrs. Anna Keith, who is Sc
riously i'll with pneumonia.
Should Produce the Proof.
The game protectors in this section
feel that they would like to have those
who appear to know so much about
deer being killed illegally tell them
| something in the way of evidence that
action may be taken.
| Officers of Nipmuek Camp.
Nipmuck camp, No. Ills, Modern
Woodmen of America, has elected
these officers for the ensuing year: v
c., l.. e. Kennedy; W. A., E. H.
banker, K. A. Darbie; trustees, W. A.
Graves, w, ]. Ross, Joseph Bodo.
!. o. o. F. Election.
Unity encampment, L o. o. F., has
elected officers for the ensuing year
as follows: Chief patriot, W. H
Shippee; high priest, j. E. Alien; SEN
Tor warden, Thomas Hurst; scribe
Thomas A. Conwell treasurer, Henry
H. Starkweather.
Official Board of r. 8. /.
The Fraternal Benefit league has
elected these officers: President. Joh1
Moran; vice president, Oliver Glenn
ents; secretary, Frank Stinson: treas
urer, William H. Marland; chaplain
Mrs. George Beaney; councillor, Ray
w. Pellet; guide, George Beaney,
guard, Mrs. j. Halle; sentry, Franz
Harrington.
L. J. Coburn Interested.
/. J. Coburn, who was chief pro.
,moter Of the Industrial and Manufac.
turing company that erected the fac.
: tories and doomed Industrial place
has now taken an interest in and il
promoting the affairs of the Connect
: cut Contracting company, a concern
in which Louis SuziO, we'll known il
this section, is also a partner. TIL
= company mentioned built sewers a
Putnam during the past year.
Council Gasnon's Officers.
Following are the newly elected of
1cers of Council Gagnon, Union 81
Jean Baptiste d'Amerique: President
= Moses H. Berthiaume; vice president
= Adelard GiTard; secretary, Alma For
cier; treasurer, ]. H. L'Homme; audit
ors, Moses H. Berthiaume, Alfred Gin
gras; cons, F. X SaIois, Alfred La
Fave; master of ceremonies. Josepl
b, Labonte; chaplain, Rev. Ignatius Kos
, DayViIIe Men Would Buy Town Lo'
!. Whether or not a building is erecte
i On the Sayles lot at Dayville, this 10
/ now being the property of the tow
e Of Klllingly, depends, it is said, O
!. what action is taken by the specia
s town meeting tomorrow when tn
lquestion Of fixing a minimum pric
: for the property comes up for con
= sideration. 1t is understood that Day
: Vile parties are willing to buy tn
h property and put building on it tina
n will pay taxes on a valuation of ap