Norwich bulletin., 1913-05-27

| ing jury service in the United States court at Hartford this week. 1 Mrs. w. F. Woodward Misses Kath- crime D. Awkward and Mary Weaver were visitors with friends in Provi- dence Monday.
 Miss Mary Wheatley returned to | LeSalle seminary at Auburndale Mass. Monday after a visit at her home in Danielson. John Murphy who has been a res ident in Danielson, returned Monday to his home in Pittsfield, Mass.
 MotorcycIist at 70.
 Everett o. Wood, nearly 70, of Key holds street, has a new motorcycle, and becomes one of the veteran riders of the state.
 Rev. E. A. Legg's sermon at the Methodist church at the Union Mem orial service Sunday evening is re- ceiying high praise from the members of the G. A. R. and other members of patriotic societies in town.
 Mrs. Alfred l.. Reed is spending a few days at her home in Boston, Ieav- ing Monday.
 Vacation at Beach.
 Leroy Reach, Buffalo, N Y former ly of Danielson, Is spending two weeks vacation with his parents, MT. and Mrs. Frank Reach at Oakland beach.
 A number of persons avaiIed them selves of the opportunity of hearing the address by Mrs. M. Tosean Ben nett at the open meeting of Killingly grange, Monday evening.
 Art Club Outing.
 Wednesday, June II, has been se- lected as the date for the annual out ing and picnic of the Ladies' Art club to be held at Judge Harry E. Backs cottage at AIexander's lake.
 Lecture by Edward Avis.
 School children gathered in the As sembly hall of the high school build ing Monday afternoon to hear the lec- ture on bird life given under the au- spices of the Ladies' Art club by the noted naturalist, Edward Avis. The lecture was excellent.
 Marched From DayviIIe.
 When special car that they ex- pected did not come along the Thirteenth Company's officers decided to march from Dayville to Danielson Sunday returning from the Memorial Sunday partde The men did not mind the experience, rather enjoyed it, in fact.
 Reception of Members.
 The end of May will be marked at St. James church Saturday evening by the reception of a number of members into the society of the Children of Mary.
 Night School a Success.
 Only a few more sessions of the night school are to be held before the end of the term, which will conclude seventy five sessions. The night school ha sbeen so successful that it now seems certain of it's continuance next fall. Having kept the school an session the required number of nights, and with an average attendance of about 50, the town will be entitled to state aid, as provided by statute, paratiVeIy small considering the great amount of good done. Rev. George F. Beecher to Speak at
 East KiiIineIy.
 Rev. George F. Beecher, pastor of the First Baptist church, Woonsocket R. l., is to be the Memorial day orator at the exercises to be held in East next Friday morning These services are to be held at 10 o'clock in the Baptist church. The procession Is to be formed at 930 at the post office square. The procession will in cIude members of the G. A. R., $. of V, school children and guests. James Moran is to be marshal and the music is to be by the East Killing ly band.
 No Talk of Reserve List.
 There has been no developments in the plan to form a reserve list of the company here, the reserves to be made up of men who have served in the company or in oth- CTS that preceded it here.
 Brooklyn Center May Organize.
 The proposition is made by prom inent resident of Brooklyn Center that that part of the town of Brook  has been done on the West Side, that some things in the way of public inn may be secured-street lights, for instance this being the particular thing that has brought about the discussion. Electricity is soon to be available from the local lines in Brooklyn Center.
 Commencement Week Arrangements. June 19 is the date of the gradua- tion exercises for the senior class of High school this year The class day exercises are to be held in the afternoon the graduation exercises in the evening. The Alumni reception for the gra duating class is to be Fri day evening" June 20, all taking place in the town hall.
 May Basket Party.
 The Young Peoples branch of the w. c. T. U. is to have 3. May basket party III the NSSlTy OL the MSCnOOlSL church tomorrow Wednesday, even ing. Each member has the privilege of inviting one guest.
 Heard and Seen.
 Walter Ryder spent Sunday at his cottage at Oakland beach, making the trip in his automobile.
 Ira A. Martin is to leave this week for 8 brief fishing trip in Maine his former home state
 Henry A. Saunders of Providence was a visitor with friends in Daniel son Monday
 Rivers hereabouts are at such a high level now that many of the manu- featuring plants along their banks are running their machinery principal ly by water power.
 Mrs c. C. Lawton has been elected president of the Brooklyn branch of the W. c. T. U.
 Memorial Day Programme.
 Following is the programme arrang ed for the Memorial day exercises in the town hall, commencing at D. m: Music by St. James band; invocation, Rev. H. B. Goodsell; singing by Broth erhood Boys quartette; reading of Lincoln's Gettysburg address, Miss Florence Potter of K1Ilingly High school; singing by quartette of girls. A Soldiers Farewell; recitation, Mem orial Day Alice Wells; Memorial Day address, Rev F. L. Bristol; singing by Brotherhood boys; singing, The Stars and Stripes, Miss Bessie Nor rison; music St. James band.