Norwich bulletin., 1913-04-11
DANIELSON
Ordering Coal at $7 Per Ton-Glad- : ding Whitfcrd Marriage Announced Mo Fairgrounds to Be Provided This Season-Borough Expenses for Fiscal Year

ding- W1itfCrd Marriage Annoanceo
 Mo Fairgrounds to Be Provided
 This season-Boroush Expenses for
 Fiscal Year.
 Colonel Gilbert L. Fitch has been the guest of Captain B. l.. Darbie.
 The body of William Brainard, who died at East Killingly last winter, was taken to Cumberland, R. l., for burial Thursday
 Lieut. Frank E withee of the Thir- teenth company has passed the requir- ed examinations and has been advanc- ed to the grade of first lieutenant
 Postmaster Charles A. Potter has been in Worcester, where he made an Inspection of the postoff1ce.
 A P. Woodward, W. H. Warren, E.. L. Darbie, Dr. George M. Burroughs, pr. M. s. Warren and Charles M. Adams were in Norwich Thursday evening".
 Coal $7 Per Ton.
 Orders for coal for next winters use were being taken in DanIefson Thurs day. The price quoted was $7 per ton.
 A car of cement for use in building Rhode Island border was taken from Danielson over the Rhode Island com pany's line Thursday.
 Some advance work on the state road through Reynolds street and over Stearns Hill is being done this week by employees of the town W. K. Pike is the engineer supervising the work.
 A number of Danielson people who have cottages and power boats at Oak land Beach are making them ready for the seasons use.
 Some local people have ascertained that mall addressed to them from western cities was lost in the flood district of the middle west.
 There was an interesting meeting of the members of the Equal Franchise league at the home of Miss Grace Spalding Thursday afternoon.
 Business Change.
 Announcement is made of the dis solution Of the partnership of Wells & Downs, a firm that has been doing business in Danfelson. The book ac- connts have been sold to DeF'orest Wells of the firm.
 Trout Fishing Good
 Trout fishermen say the brooks in at this time, and that the sport is ex- cellent Some fine fish are being caught every day.
 The Ladies Art club has under con sideration a plan for bringing to Dan felson a, noted lecturer and authority on ornithology The date for the event has not been selected.
 The boys of the higher grades in St. James school have plans for organiz ing a baseball team to play against O--~-~-~S- season.
 Mrs Charles F. Thayer and daugh- ter, Katherine, of Putnam, are spend ing a few days with MT and Mrs. A. F. Wood Miss Katherine is recover ing from recent severe illness.
 cut-Over Next Week.
 It is stated that the cut-over of lines in the Danielson telephone division, giving fewer subscribers on party lines and improving the service, will prob ably be made next week
 At the invii ation of the town school nett of Killingly High school will pre- pare report of the work of the school during the present year for in sertion in the annual town reports.
 Weaving Fancy Cloths
 At the Quinebaug mills some of the looms are now in use on the manufac- 1 ture of what are known as fancy cloths. This mill has for years very confined itself to the man. ufacture of plain materials.
 GIaddips -Whitford Marriage.
 MT and Mrs. Samuel Whitford of Plainfeld have announced the mar riage of their daughter, Elsie Naomi, and Walter Earl Gladding of Provi- dence, in which city the newly welded couple are to make their home. Edward Quincy. who recently sold his farm near East Killingly and who has since engaged in business in Dan ielson, is considering making applica tlOn for admission to the Windham bar. MT. Quincy is an attor-
 No Fairgrounds This Season. It has been decided that no at tempt will be made this year to pro vide public playgrounds for the chil dren of Danielson. The experiment. made last summer demonstrated con that only by a generous use of funds, which is hardly warranted, can such an undertaking be success fully conducted in this town
 Boroush's Annual Expenses.
 The following statistics show what the cost In each department Of the borough was during the fiscal year just closed: Library appropriation, s1.- 491.49; water department, $1,60S.7S; light department s2,96z police de- pertinent, s315.80; sewer department. S2,650.11 park department, s369. 80; hall. s12.eo; fire alarm telegraph sys- tenn. s9103 fire department. S1.705.92: notes and interest $S,213-34: miscel laneous. sS05.e3; balance cash on hand, $1.570.50 total. $21,567.40.
 The receipts of the borough for the year include the following items: Tax es. S12,135.44 rent of borough building, $153.93: town of Kilingly library ap- pfOD1falloH, 94uV- street anu lunk licenses. s36: Peter J. Chabot, for rent of the borough farm, s150; sewer as- sessnents. s1,941.os: Emily F. Wilson. loan. s1.0o0. Windham County Savings bank loan. s4 900: sale of old hook and ladder truck, $10. Annual Convocation Putnam Chapter.
 Putnam. March 1o.- At the annual convocation of Put nam chapter, No. Al, R. A. M, Thurs day evening the following officers were elected: NJ. E. H. P. Lucius P. Mer- rian; king. Robert E. Harris; scribe, E. P. McLellen; c. of H, Clarence ". Chase; P. S., George P. Minor; R. A. C., 4. A. Parsons; master of the third veil. M H. Geissler; master ,f the second veil. L. T. Wilson; mas ter of the first veil. Walter M Phil lips; secretary. G. Allan Hawkins; treasurer. Silas M. Wheelock; sentinel, Edward H. Payne.
 . The officers were installed by Past High Priest Edward c. Wright
 Did Good Work in Harwinton,
 Concerning Rev. c. F. Capshaw of who will be the next pa,s- tor of the congregational church in Franklin a Hartford paper said:
 Rev. B. P. Capshaw, pastor of the Congregational church and represen-