Norwich bulletin., 1913-07-22
DANTELSON
Mrs. Everett Mitchell Dies at Norwich Division Has Over 700 Telephone Subs ori Wants Better SehooIs-Manaqer Kerr Gives Up Orpheum Theatre.

Myrtle Estelle (Hammett) Mitchell, 33, wife of Everett Mitchell, died at l the Norwich sanitorium Saturday morning at 10 o'clock. Mrs. Mitchell had been patient at the institu- ton about three months and had been i'll for about seven months. She was the daughter of MT. and Mrs. Edward H. Hammett of DanieIson. Her mar riage with Mir. Mitchell took place eleven years ago, The body was brought to Danielson in care of Un- | dertakeF A. F. Wood.
 Mrs Mitchell leaves her husband, tive children Edward and Cerinne, her father and mother and two sisters, Miss May Hammett and Mrs. Ray aend Allen, all of Danielson. Rev. Clarence H. Barber is in Hart fer today (Iaesday) en 8 business trip:
 George Lewis and vitalis Benneau are having their vacations this week and are making a, trip up the Hudson.
 MT and Mrs. William Brennan are spending this week with relatives in Providence and in New York. Mir and Mrs. Charles A Potter spent Sunday in Worcester, visiting at Green park.
 Guests at Shore Cottage
 Judge Harry E. Back, Warden W. l. Bullard, Captain E. L. Darbie, Cap tain A. P. Woodward and Burdetts c. Hopkins were guests of w. A. Burrows at his cottage at Oakland beach Mon- day.
 Miss Lucy Fournier is having a va cation of two weeks, which she will spend with relatives in Norwich, New London and Westerly.
 Probate Hearing.
 Before Judge o. F. Getty in the probate court here Monday there was hearing and allowance of the final account of w. P. White as trustee of the Thomas Evans estate.
 w. D. Logee and son, Mason, have been spending few days at Quon- ochontaug.
 Henry D. Rivers of New London was visitor with friends in Danielson Monday.
 Pcnics at tho Pond.
 Old Kinlngly pond. near East Kill ingly, was a popular resort for Dan ielson people during Sunday, a mum Der of local families spending the day there
 One man. charged with intexieation. for which he was fined was present. ed before Judge Harry F. Back in he town court Monday morning.
 Very Rev. NJ. J. Guinet formerly pastor of St. James church spent the week end in Danielson, preaching at the Sunday services at St. James church. He is to sail for Europe next month
 Mir. and Mrs Hartwen Shippee of Mashentuck have Ileen entertaining Mir and Mrs John B. Close or NVaver- ly, Mass, who formerly lived at Mashentuck.
 Redeooratins St. James Church.
 Decorators are now at work on the interior of St James church. The sanctuary is first receiving attention. The decorating is the first that has been done since the original work when the church was built. thirteen years ago.
 A special meeting of the Killingly town school committee has been call ed for Thursday afternoon to consid CT the petition of residents of Will iamsville for better school facilities in that part of the town.
 Over 700 Telephone Subscribers.
 For the first time in the history of the Danielson division of the $. N. E. T. company the number of subscrib- CTS has passed the 700 mark. there be- ing TOT at the close of last weeks business. If the territory of the Moosup division, formerly included in the Danielson division, could still be included, the number of subscribers would make the Danfelson division rank with the largest in the county.