Norwich bulletin., 1913-08-04

as the result of dropping cake of ice upon it.
 George c. Merrill of Worcester was a visitor with friends in Danielson over Sunday
 Mrs Fred Duboc and sisters are spending this week at Oakland Beach.
 Mrs. William H. Marland is to spend this week at the Afarland cottage at Pleasant View:
 Hicks Campbell.
 Otis F. Hicks and Hattie J. Camp bell, both of Attleboro, were married here last week by Judge A. G. Bill.
 On account of the recent special meeting, there is to be no regular monthly meeting of the Killingly school committee today:
 Miss Helen Giligan of Stafford Springs has been spending few days here as the guest of her uncle, William Curfan.
 Fell from Ladder.
 William Williams of Brooklyn Is re- covering from injuries sustained when he fell frem ladder while trimming a tree.
 Members of the Sunday school of the Congregational church at Dayville were at Roseland park, Woodstock, on Saturday for an annual picnic,
 Creditors Get 24 Per Cent.
 Attorney F. L. Darbie, acting as u dSlSS, 1tdS pdlu u lLS CTCNlllOIS oL \aiC insolvent estate of Job Seamens of East Killingly a first and final divi dend of A per cent.
 Scores of cable reels have been col- lected along the route of the New York Boston underground telephone line and returned to Danielson for shipment to the factory. The reels are being collected with F. A. Davis auto mobile truck.
 Stores Might Close Aug. IA. A suggestion was heard here Satur- day to the end that the stores in Dan- ielson be closed during the Eastern Connecticut Business Mems associa tien outing at Wildwood park Aug. Ii, as the Danielson men will be in a great sense hosts for the business men from the various places to be repre- scented.
 Officers of Quinebaue Lodge. The following are the newly elected and installed officers of Quinebaug ] lodge, I. o. 0. F.: P. G., Willis H. ] Shippee; N. G.. c. H. Starkweather; V. G.. Stephen A. Douglas; secretary, i Thomas A. Conwell; treasurer, H. H. ] Starkweather; warden, B. c. Lindner i conductor, Arndt Bretschneider; R. s. l N. G.. Everett Comins: l.. s. N. G., 1 William Noble; R. s. V. G., Ray Pel- ] lett; L. s. V. G.. Alfred A. Ennis: R. ] s. s.. John Moran; L. s. S., Henry w. 1 SA4eAP4AAg N%s NI's AAaA SA1 <AbWSeA'
 Electrical Storm Early Saturday Morning. 1 An electrical storm that broke over i towns in this section of the county during the early hours of Saturday morning caused considerable damage | to the telephone system particularly in the Moosup division, where the Dan l ielson linemen spent the day Saturday ! in clearing trouble. In the Danielson ! division the damage caused was not great and all lines were in service 1 early in the day. There was little rain l in Danielson, but the lightning was very brilliant and the thunder very l heavy, so much so that many persons were awakened frightened, from their sleep The worst of the storm was | just before a. m.
 Operators Receiving Instruction. Operators from the central telephone l office at Putnam will come to Daniel l son this week to receive instruction in ] operating at a common battery switch 1 board, such as the new telephone ! building at Putnam is being equipped with At present the magneto system is in use in Putnam. Fourteen opera ! tors are to receive instruction at the l local exchange.
 Forty Hours Devotion Begins. 1 The services at St James church were marked at the high mass on Sunday by the beginning of the forty ] hours devotion. to be concluded Tues 1 day morning. There will be many communions of parishioners during the period of devotion. The new decora- tions of the sanctuary were greatly ! admired on Sunday. evenl though the central painting of the communion of i the blessed virgin has not been com ] pleted.
 Union Prayer Meetings. 1 The following is the arrangement oi the union prayer meetings of the Con- sregationaL Methodist and Baptist churches on Sunday mornings this month. commencing ext Sunday: Aug, 10. at the Baptist church. Rev E. A, Legg of the Methodist church i officiating: Aug. IT, in the Methodist 1 church, Rev. George B, Hawkes., Sut- ton, Neb.. visiting here officiating Aug. 24, in the Congregational church Rev, John Hewland. Mexico. visiting here officiating; Aug, 3l. in the Bap- tist church, Rev, F. L. Carr. Boston officiating
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