Norwich bulletin., 1913-12-08
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DANIELSON
Laura Boushey, 15, Missing Week. Killing to Begin at LaVaIIee Skunk Farm-BursIaries at Lake Cottages -S. w. V. Officers.

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 Mrs. Harold F. Glendining visited in Providence Saturday
 Miss Olive Kent was leader of the B Y; F. U. service at the Baptist church Sunday evening.
 Mrs H. F. McEwen is to have the members of the Mothers club at her home fer a meeting Wednesday af- ternoon.
 The Ladies Reading circle is to meet with Mrs. F. H. Jacobs this (Monday) afternoon
 Treasurer Clarence A. Potter of the Brooklyn Savings bank and Mrs Pot ter are to make their home in Daniel son this winter.
 Recent Accidents.
 Nicholas Boulias is recovering from an injury received while employed at the Quinebaug mill
 Michael Head, Sr,, suffered an fn- jury to his feet while engaged in set ting curbfng on Franklin street.
 Members of the Pentecostal church are to hold cottage prayer meeting at the home of Emory Tubbs Tuesday evening
 MT. and Mrs. Michael Shea of New London are in Danielson, called here by the death of a relative, Thomas P Ward
 A Scrap of Paper is the title of the comedy selected as the k. H. $. senior play. Ernest R. Warren is to be man. ager.
 From the first games played in the Quinebaug Valley High school league the indications are that Killingly and Putnam have by far the strongest teams.
 Footbridge Repaired.
 Repairs have been made to the foot bridge that crosses the Assawaga river from 8 point near the mill formerly occupied by the Danielson Worsted company.
 Three Days Devotion Ends
 4 iridium in honor of the Immacu- late Conception, this being the feast day closed at St. James church with special services Sunday.
 A number of new books have been added to the stacks of the public li- brary, where Librarian Henry M Dan- ielson is constantly on the alert to make the institution attractive for patrons
 Progress on Moosup Building.
 Fine progress has been made of late on the construction of the new All Hallows paroChial school building at Moosup It is expected that the build ing will be ready for occupancy about February 1.
 Indian Relic.
 Charles s. Francis has a peculiarly shaped stone. with a hole bored on one end, which he picked out of an excavation being made near the ice houses at the Quinebaug lake. It is undoubtedly an Indian relic but for what purpose it could have been used other than as a somewhat peculiar ornament, is difficult to determine.
 War against the caterpillar is being Waged in earnest by school children in all the surrounding Windham coun- ty towns Thousands of eggs have been destroyed by the competitors for the prize of $25 that has been offered by the state.
 Officers of w. H. Hamilton Camp
 W. H. Hamilton camp of Spanish War Veterans has elected the follow ing officers for the ensuing year: Com mander, F. E. Kies: senior vice com mander, F. E. Young; junior vice com mander, Charles c. Rapp; officer of the day, F. A. Herrick; officer of the guard. H. D. Green quarternaster ". Clarence Bacon; adjutant Charles s. Francis; trustee for three years Charles A. Nailor. The officers are to be installed January 8.
 Burglars at the Lake.
 Burglars have taken one more trial at breaking into summer cottages at AleXander'S lake. Saturday morning the cottage and the bungalow of Judge Harry B. Back were found to have been entered. Entrance was gained in each case by forcing a window The residence at the lake, where Judge M. A. Shumway and Hon. F. A. Jacobs have a lease, was also broken into. Here a window was also forced. Indi- cations are that the nocturnal visitors not only entered the building, but re- mained to sleep. The losses at any of the places entered is not import ant.