Norwich bulletin., 1913-11-26
DANIEL..SON

Plans for Holiday Hospitality -Busy Times at Skunk Farm-Cl1ari ter Ar rives for U. S. w. v.-Boroue h Bas- kethall Players Astonish Bridgeport. Miss Marjorie Bill. who is teach kng in New Jersey. will SD end the Thanksgiving recess with her parents. Judge and Mrs Arthur G. Bill.
 A. P. Woodward was at Westerly for the gathering of Mystic Shriners from the temple at Providence.
 Rev. M- J. Twomey. bound for Port land, Me, from a conventions at Chi cago, stepped off a train heuo to greet Danielson friends.
 Plans for the Holiday
 Mr. and Mrs. Alfred L. Reed will entertain a party of relatives Thanks
 MT. and Mrs. H. r. GIen.aining will have as Thanksgiving gues Is MT. and Mrs. c. R. Glendining of Bostcn.
 Miss Alice Cooke of Burlington, Vt is a holiday guest of Hiram. Burton and family
 H. J. Feuton of Centerville. R. l.. was a visitor with friends 1n Daniel son Tuesday.
 H. J. Kitson of Norwich was vis- itor in Danielson Tuesday.
 Dominick Made was a. recent visitor in Worcester
 Following the holiday season it is expected that a meeting of the Xiii 1ingly High School Alumni association will be called to disoS1ss the matter of raising 9 fund for the erection of 6 gymnasium
 Local friends were at Moosup Tues day morning to attend the funeral ser vices for Mrs Albert Gagne at All Hallows' church. Burial was in St. NIary's cemetery, Putnam
 Winter in the Southland.
 4~s1y telson and Plainfeid people in the col ony at New Smyrna, Florida, during the coming winter. They have plans mapped out for g very pleasant sea- son. boating. fishing and touring through the surrounding country.
 Schools in KillingIy close today (W ednesday) for the Thanksgiving holidays. which extend to Monday of next week
 Tomorrow CTbursday3 being a 1oIi. day the banks in Danielson will be closed and business generally will be suspended in the borough in accord ance with the agreement of the Bus mess Mems association.
 Auction at Poinfret.
 William Brock Of Pomfret, having sold his farm. disposed of horses, farm ing tools and household furnishings at an auction conducted by ]. C. Wit Ter Tuesday.
 Improved drives are being built at
  Industrial place, where many changes and Improvements in the grounds and about the mills have been underway during the fall months.
 Skuns<s to Lose Peits.
 At the LaVallse skunk farm on South street there is q large collection of the animals about ready to have their belts taken off for preparation to adorn some members of the fair sex; that is the belts are about in prime c0ndi- fion for taking off, though the animals might not approve of the removal pro- cess Skunk fur is commanding high The owner of the farm will be consid- eraole-
 Family Reunion Thursday.
 The six sons and daughter of Bfr. and Mrs George l. Cook of Baliou- vile will be at their home toInOTrow for Thanksgiving reunion. Some of the children live hundreds of miles away One of the sons, Rev. George J. Cook who is pastor of q church at Jay, Maine, has already arrived at the old home for the holiday
 U. S. w. V. Charter Received. Commander Fred F. Kies of ". F. Hamilton camp United Spanish War Veterans. has received the charter for the organization formed here several months ago. the members being prin- cipaly Of old Company F. c. V. C., which enlisted for the war against Spain. Election of officers of the com gnand comes newt month. The mem bers will be asked to consider plans for some entertainment or other means for creating fund that is wanted t0 fit the veterans room in the state sarmory-