Norwich bulletin., 1913-06-17

Running Time to Providence-Mc Nerney- Furey Weddng-Ice in Big Demand Monday Officers of Sunday
 School Association. D. F. Jette, s. D. Horton, Louis Champagne and Edward Mcbride were at Providence Monday for visit to the Ringing shows, making their trip in MT. Jette's automobile. MT. and Mrs. Joseph Metiyier of Westerly have been visitors with rel- atives on the West Side
 c. M. Adams and Joseph Lavalle, Gaston Maindon and w w. Wheately visited the Thirteenth company at Fishers Island Sunday.
 Alfred l.. Reed watched the sub cal ibre practice with the big guns at Fishers island Monday. Other Daniel son people will visit with the local comrany today (Tuesdayl.
 Peter Girard of Westerly visited with relatives Sunday in Danielson, his for mer home.
 Miss Kathleen Burns of Hartford and Dr. M. J. Cooney of Northampton visited Miss Burns parents. MT. and Mrs. John Burns of C. M avenue, over Sunday.
 MT and Mrs. Earl M. Young, Miss Myrtice Pellett and Herbert Barnett motored to Providence river points on Sunday.
 Mdme Joseph Cyr was in Boston on a business trip Monday.
 Henry J. Reeves of Baltic has been a visitor with his son, Abel l.. Reeves, and family.
 Mrs. Daniel cooney is seriously i'll at her home on the West Side.
 At Wrong Time and Place.
 The special borough meeting called for this week comes on graduation night and Is slated to be held in the town hall, where the graduation exer- cises are to be held.
 To Reduce Running Time.
 It is rumored that the Rhode Island company has plans to reduce the rum ming time of their cars from Daniel son to Providence to two hours, but this is not officially announced. At the present, the running time is nearly three hours.
 Going to Gettysburg.
 O. S. Arnold, who fought at Gettys- burg, is s to leave Williamsville June 2s to attend the fiftieth anniversary celebration of the great battle.
 J. Raymond Casey of the West Side is to take the examinations for en- trance tothe United States naval academy. Annapolis, at New London, this week.
 Miss Vivian Lavalle attended the class day exercises of the Plainfeld high school at Central Village Monday evening.
 More Money for Postoffice Clerks
 Commencing July 1, two clerks in the DanieIson postoffice. both civil service appointees, get increases in salary. Earl Winslow will have his pay increased from $1,000 to SLIGO, and Louis Woisard from $500 to $500.
 An Ice Melting Day.
 VII ielson this season for 50 cents per hundred pounds, $10 a ton rate in small quantities, was never more inn pressive than it was on Monday when the mercury climbed into the nineties and the need of ice became most inn perative.
 Officers of Sunday School Association
 These are the newly elected officers of District No. 2. Windham county Sunday School association: President, Rev w D. Adams, Attawaugan; vice president, Rev. J. s. Cove. Wauregan; :; secretary, Miss Sadie M. Harvey, Dan ielson; treasurer, Mrs. Lawrence Hunt ley, East Killingly.
 Pupils from various parts of the town of Killingly and from the towns surrounding Killingly came to the graded school building, School street, Monday, and took the high school en- trance examinations, which are being continued today.
 Eligible to High School.
 The following is a list of pupils in schools outside of Killingly in which those mentioned have maintained a 90 per cent. standard in their work of the year and will be admitted to Kill ingly high school without taking en- trance examinations: East Brooklyn (West Side), Nellie Caffrey, Clifford Hartley, Esther Kimball, James Mo- ran. Bessie Morrison, Alice Wells; Brooklyn Center, Dorothy Blake, Vera Copeland, Helen Eastment, Stella Ha- vens, Emily Williams; Gilbert school, Patience Hopkins.