Norwich bulletin., 1913-05-15
DANIELSON
College Honors For Raymond A.. Pres ton-Jury List-Art Clubs Annual Meetine-NeaIand Johnson Wedding at Waureqan.


 Judge Oliver B. Getty was in Hart ford Wednesday attending a meeting of probate judges of the state.
 Harry w Clarke has been awarded the contract for caring for Davis park this season, commencing his duties on Wednesday.
 George Heneault is spending a few days with his brother, John, in New London.
 In the town court here Wednesday Charles Godreau of Sterling was sen fenced to serve 30 days in jail for in texicatien.
 Henry Gareau of Webster was a wis iter with friends in town Wednesday.
 Will Attend Norwich Meeting.
 Senator E. H. Reach and Nathan D. Prince are expected to represent the Business Mems association at the meeting in Norwich Friday evening of committees from various places, with the idea of booming eastern Connecti- cut.
 One of Honor Juniors.
 Raymond Abner Preston, son of Town Clerk and Mrs. Frank T. Pres ton, is one of the six juniors at Brown university selected for Phi Beta Kap- pa, the highest scholastic honor that can be obtained at the university. Eighteen seniors also receive the hon or
 The towns stone crusher is being set up near the highway on Stearns hill and will be in use this summer getting out crushed rock for the new state highway. It is expected that macadamizing will commence in Key holds street in about two weeks.
 The Thirteenth company, c. A. C., has accepted an invitation to partici- pate in the Memorial day exercises here. AS yet the company has taken no action on the invitation to take part in the monument dedication exercises at Jewett City on the morning of Me- morial day
 Entertained Jewett City Daughters.
 Wednesday afternoon members of the D. A. R. chapter at Jewett City came to Danielson and were guests of Mrs. Earl Jennings of Riverview, for merly Of Jewett City, by whom they were very pleasantly entertained.
 Holiday Closing Planned.
 A proposal for all stores excepting grocery, meats and drugs, to close all day on New ears, Memorial day, the Fourth. Labor day, Thanksgiving and Christmas has been formulated by a committee of the Business Mems asso . citation. the stores in the lines except ed to open untfl g a. m. on each hoH- day. petition will be circulated for signatures of all business men in Dan ielson. seeking to have them approve of such an agreement, with as few exceptions as is possible.
 Worcester Releases MarIand.
 William Marland. who has been with the Worcester New England league team since the beginning of the season, has been released by Manager Jesse Burkett MT Marland has re- turned to his home here while consid ering offers to go with other fast teams, one of which Is the New Bed ford team of the New England league
 Annual Meeting of Art Club.
 Wednesday afternoon the annua, meeting of the Ladies' Art club was l held with Mrs. H. D. Crosby of Acad- emy street. Amendments and revis- ion of bylaws and a change of name for the organization were among the matters considered If has been de cided that the annual picnic will be held May 2S, and that Mrs E. H j.eaFh be in charge of the arrange ments.
 As the officers of the club are elect ed bienially there was no election this year, the following officers holdina over. President. Miss Marion D. Cho1- lar; vice president. Mrs. T. M. Paine sistant secretary. Mrs. Leonard James sistant treasurer. Mrs Alfred L. Reed entertainment committee. Mrs NJ 4 Shumway. Mrs. A. P. Woodward Mrs i w. H. Putnam. Mrs F. O. Huntingdon 1 Mrs. Alfred l.. Reed: program com mittee. Miss Louise Danielson. Mis-. Annette Young. Miss Amelia Hutch | fns,