Norwich bulletin., 1913-06-12
DANIELSON
Railroad Officials Go Over Lines Gross Cost of Night School $458- Alfred l.. Reed the New Burgess New Theatre Manager in Charge.

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 Mrs. John Young. Portland, Ore. gave a tea at the home of her par l ents, MT. and Mrs. Timothy B. Hop I kins, in honor of Miss Sallie Hart, i Portland, Ore, who has recently re- | turned from 8 trip abroad.
 At the cottage of Judge and Mrs. Harry F.. Back at Alexander's lake 1 Wednesday, afternoon the annual out ing and picnic of the Ladies' Art club was held and proved a delightful af- 1 fair.
 On Tour of Inspection.
 General Manager Bardo and other officials of the New Haven road passed 1 through here on a, special train early Wednesday afternoon. travelling from Worcester to New London, thence by the Shore line. Saybrook and Hartford l to Springfield.
 man. who has been in poor health for some time past is now able to take daily automobile outing in Danielson and vicinity
 W. J schoonman: florist who has been living in Danielson for several years, is to locate in New London.
 Machine Lost in Flood.
 Victor Perreault has failed to learn | what became of a tree spraying ma chine that was in transit to him and was lost in the Ohio flood, so has tenn porarily given up the spraying end of his business.
 A number of students from St. James parochial school are to enter Killingly high school in the fall hav ing maintained the 90 per cent basis of perfection in their work during the school year about to close
 More advance orders for next win ter's coal have been placed in Daniel son than in any previous year, this probably being due to the extreme high prices that prevailed during part of last winter.
 Taftville and Dayvi1le baseball teams are to meet at Dayvf11e Satur- day for the first time this season. Some of the players of both teams have pre- viously competed against each other as members of the E. C. league.
 Night School Cost $45s
 The gross cost of the night school to the town of Killingly is shown by Supervisor Albert S. Amos to be $45S. Deducting the s109 that will be paid back to the town by the state as pro- vided by the school laws of Connect icut. the net cost to the town will be S34925 this for providing for 75 nights a fine and very beneficial school of in struction for an average nightly at tendance of 4S.5.
 Alfred L. Reed Burgess. >
 Alfred l.. Reed has been elected by the members of the court of burgess es | to Ill the vacancy III that D0OY caused by the death during the past month of Charles A. Hyde. MT. Reed is ap- pointed member of the park and build ing committees, appointments that were held by MT. Hyde. Warden W. I. Bullard takes MT. Hyde's place on the borough board of relief.
 Special Borough Meeting.
 Warden W L BuliaFd has fixed Thursday, June 19 at T30 D. na as | ha 10 GEaAia5 hAPAJIpr1a ing that will consider the question of reseinding the vote of the annual BeF- ough meeting changing the name of Mechanic street t6 Connecticut Mills avenue. At this meeting the voters will again ba asked t6 consider dI3 = therizing the building of sewers iR Potter and in High streets, This mat ter came before the annual meeting, but as no one appeared te advocate the improvement. action was indefi . nitely postponed
 Reception to Graduating CIass
 At a meeting of the officers and ex- ecutive committee of Killingly High School Alumni association 1t was voted that the reception to the graduating class be given In the town hall on the evening of Friday, June 20. Members of the class of 1919 are to act as ushers at the reception. The arrange ments are fer reception from to rh. a program of 20 dances, concluding at i o'clock. Earl NJ. Young Sidney F. Marland and Paul W. Chapman are tp be the floor directors.
 Manager Brown Steps Out. With the last performance of the musical show at the Orpheum theatre Wednesday. evening Owner Manager W. & Browns direction of the house came to a close. as he has leased the theater for a period of 16 weeks tC J. F Kerr of Boston, with purchase option in the agreement, MT. Kerr opening Friday The night was made notable by the presence in the theatel of a large number of the operatives of the Connecticut mills. who came ir g body.
 MT. Brown thanked the audience fol the patronage that has been given hin since he built and opened the house nearly two years ago and expressed appreciation of what has been done by the people of this and surrounding towns in supporting the first real the ater that Danielson has had. Flag Day to Be Observed.
 Supervisor Albert s. Ames and the teachers of the graded schools have completed arrangements for the flag day exercises that are to be held by the children of the School street schoo in the assembly hall of the building at o'clock tomorrow (Friday) after
 
 end of the present school year and the beginning of that annual period o1 , delight in the children's lives-the long summer vacation. Flag day exercises are also 10 be held in the other schools , l throughout the town.
 Organ Recital. An organ recital and concert 1T 5 which George H. Ryder. organist, Put , nam, and musicians of Wauregan ha6 parts took place in the Congregations church at Wauregan Wednesday eve ming.
 Officers of Pentecostal Church.
 Following are the newly elected of f1cers of the Missionary society of the Pentecostal church: President, Mrs l George Lloyd vice president, Mrs George Miner; secretary, George ? Miner; treasurer, Mrs. William Mason t The annual reports show that mucf successful work has been accomplish ed during the past year ] Strawberry Suppers. | In c. A. R. hall Wednesday eve, ming a fine and well patronized straw, 5 berry supper was served under tn, t auspices of McGregor ". R. C., pa