Norwich bulletin., 1913-08-19

Holehouse, and Arthur Wild. The del egation which represented the local Methodist church was the largest which attended the conference.
 Mrs. Sarah Morse, Mrs. E. H. Cod ding, Miss Hattie Codding and Miss Myra Codding are attending the ser vices which are being held this week on the camp grounds at Willimantic. Miss Maria Johnson and her sister, Miss Esther Johnson are also on the grounds, having remained from last week, when they attended the Nor wich district Epworth League Insti- tute.
 Albert Day of Springfield was the recent guest of relatives in Danielson.
 Miss Lillian Bailey, bookkeeper for the A. F. Wood Co.,, is at her desk again after having enjoyed 8 week s vacation.
 Davis Park Cool Spot.
 Davis park has afforded an ideal resting place during the present hot spell. The lawns are well covered on a warm evening. the tired workers who have been shut in all dap appre- ciating their coolness.
 Fred Pulze has returned from a weeks visit with friends and relatives in Stamford.
 Funeral of Patrick Moran.
  morning funeral services were held for the late Patrick Moran of Brook lyn, requiem high mass being cele- brated by Rev. Fr. Peter Roux. The pews were crowded with the many friends and relatives of the deceased who were present at the last rites. Burial followed the mass. interment being in St James cemetery. Patrick Moran, Edward Moran, John Moran. James Moran, sons of the deceased, and Patrick Moran and Thomas Mo- ran, nephews, acted as bearers. Louis E. Keanedy was in charge of the fun eral arrangements.
 Thomas Awkward returned yesterday from a short stay at Oakland Beach, R. l.
 New Trolley Freight Station.
 Ground was broken yesterday as the first step in the erection of .he new trolley freight station which is to be built south of the old freight station on Railroad square. Work will be rushed by the contractors, Peck Me- Williams, so that the building may be ready for use as soon as possible. The structure which will be o0x20 will resemble somewhat the one stand ing adia cent. Tn order +n |; the freight may be unloaded directly into the freight house, the spur in the trolley track will be extended enough to reach the pidLIOrn1.
 Baby Show at Wildwood.
 All plans are completed for the an- nual baby show which will be held at Wildwood park tomorrow afternoon when the greater part of the little tots in Danielson and vicinity will be shown off"
 The Misses Gladys Greene and Car rie Simpson of Hartford have been the recent guests of Mrs. Charles Pe- terson of Reynolds street.
 kilIineIy High Faculty.
 The entire faculty of the Killingly High school for the coming year will be as follows: Principal, Robert K. Bennett, of Brown university; Ernest Warren of Yale; Miss Louise Daniel son, of Wellesley; Miss Ada Daniel son of Mt. Holyoke; Miss Marion Chollar of Mt. Holyoke, all of Daniel son; Miss Roberta Horton, of Paw tucket a graduate of Brown univer- sity; Miss Ruth Cornwall of Uxbridge, educated at Hinman's Business col lege and Mrs. Flora A. Shippee of Kill lingly, a graduate of Killingly High school Few high schools are there which have six of their own graduates on the faculty. All the above named instructors with the exception of the Misses Cornwall and Horton, are to teach in their Alma Mater, residing