Norwich bulletin., 1912-06-22
ALUMNI RECEPTION
Concludes Events of a Crowded Com
 menoement Week.

The last affair of commencement week the reception given by the Alum nj association for the senior class of the high school, was held in the town hall Friday evening, the number at tending being so great aA to make it difffoult to dance during the early part of the evening. The only decorations this year were placed effectively about the stage, where Nash's orchestra was stationed, giving concert from to 2 o'clock and later playing for the dEnoe numbers.
 Ass4ettnG the class in receiving were Prtneipa1 and Mrs. Robert K. Bennett, Akred L. Reed. president of the Alum nj association. and Mrs. Reed.
 Following the reception there was dag1oing until midnight, late cars con veytng the many out of town people to their homes in various places along the trolley line.
 Hsh- Hourly Service After Monday. The hah-hourly service that is to be maintained through the summer by the Connecticut company on its line between Danielson and West Thomp- son will go into effect Monday. The introduction of the service means the doubling of the number of conductors and motormen in active service and
 
 during the warm weather.
 Class Day Exercises by Alumni Planned At the snnuNl meeting of the Killing ly High School Alumni association next week, ap effort will be made to se- cure the appointment of a special committee to arrange for new fea- ture of commencement week next year. This feature will consist of some class day exercises by students of the school long since graduated. It is proposed to have an orator, historian, prophet, and all the other dignitaries used in first class proceeding of the kind. Such feature may be made very amusing, in connection with tho re- ception.
 Bound to Collect Tax.
 John M. Bessette, tax collector for the town of Brooklyn, is bound to get all the money due the town from the assessments levied on it's taxable prop erty. That the payment of a tax amounting to S17.04 may not be lost 10 Brooklyn he has had advertised fo1 sale tract of land owned by the de- llnduent who owes it.
 Accused of Fraud.
 story printed in a Pittsburgh paper indicates that a man, A B. Langley has been very probably using the name of the Putnam house, at Brooklyn, as means of separating persons from their money who applied to him, in answer to advertisements. for places as employees in the hotel, which he pro- fessed to own. Langley has been ar- rested in connection with the affair."
 Auxiliary Officers.
 The auxiliary of the Eastern Connec ticut branch of the Womans Board of Missions of the Congregational church has elected the following off, cers: President. Marion D. Chollar: vice presidents. Mrs. Joseph Danielson Mrs C. H. Barber; secretary, Mrs !. Q. A. Stone assistant secretary Mrs. Almon Bartlett; treasurer, Lottie Aver.
 Saw osyvilIe Game.
 large number Of enthusiasts went up 10 Dayville Friday afternoon to see the K. H s.Alunni game. Amone the players with the alumni who for nerly starred on high school teams were William Msrland, pitcher. Austin Brooks, now of Yale. and Richard Healey.
 Local Notes.
 A number of reels have been received here for use in conduits in connection with changes in telephone wiring that is to be done in Danielson during the present summer.
 DT. Russell H. Conwell's address ai the graduation exercises was comment ed on Friday a one of the most sound and practical talks of the kind ever heard here.
 Rev. W. D. Swafield will preach al the Baptist church at the Sunday eve. ming service a sermon on the life e: John c. Patton, the hero of ths eanniba islands
 F. Leon Hutchins, appointed super lntendent of the William ". Backus hospital, was formerly a resident ot Dsnielson, where he frequently visits.