Norwich bulletin., 1913-12-20
DAIVIEI.sSON
Melody Tonight on Great White Way Boushey Girl Slips Away to South bridge-Pubiic Christmas Tree to Be 30 Feet TaII-Death of Joseph D.. Hall

1 | Miss Rachel Preston, student at l Wellesley college, is spending the hol- i Iday recess at her home in Danielson. l William Marland of Bridgeport is visiting at his home here and will re- main until after the beginning of the
 new year.
 1 Montcalrn Gareau, student at a den- 1 tai college in Baltimore, is spending
 his vication at his home in Daniel l son.
 Agent James E. Hathaway of the 1 Danielson Cotton company has return 1 ed from stay of several days in New York.
 Christmas Sunday Music. There is to be special Christmas mu- l sic by the choir at the service at the Methodist church Sunday morning. 1 Postmaster Charles A. Potter says 1 he will commence keeping the post 1 office open until 8 D. m. to accom- l modate Christmas shoppers on Mon l day evening
 Because of the approaching hon-, 1 day, there is to be no rehearsal of the 1 Choral union next Wednesday eve
 ming.
 A final hearing on the allowance l of the account of the administratrix 1 of the estate of Israel Befsnett is 1 scheduled to be held in the probate court Monday. N
 l The Oak street garage has been leas- 1 ed by the Nuttall Brothers. They will 1 give all kinds of automobile repairing
 careful attention, as well as the regular
 Grange to Confer Degrees.
 Kfllingly grange is to confer the l third and fourth degrees on candidates at the meeting on Monday evening of next week.
 Aaron Gordon of this town has
 caused an attachment of $500 to be placed on the property of the Putnam 1 Iron and Metal company, Putnam corporation
 ] As William Marland, Richard HeaIey 1 Cy Rainville and other star basket ! ball players are to be home for a 1 holiday recess it is probable that a game will be arranged between them
 and the high school team. It is claimed in some quarters that l the employees of the town of killingly ] and all other towns in Connecticut i are included under /~the provisions of l the compensation act that becomes 1 effective January 1. but action relative
 to the matter has not been. taken here ] yet.
 Music on Great White Way. l There should be plenty to interest 1 those who come to Danielson to see l the great white way tonight, for ] St. James band and the Attawaugan
 drum corps are to divide the eve ming in furnishing music and rattling 1 'enn up.
 | Christmas Around the World was l the subject, and Miss Grace Spalding | was the leader at the meeting of the l Woman's Missionary society of the l Baptist church held at the parsonage i Friday afternoon
 Boushey Girl Escapes from Southbridge
 Miss Laura Boushey, the missing girl who was located in Southbridge, had 1 slipped out of that town before her
 relatives arrived there with the idea l of inducing her to return to Daniel son. It is understood that she had i gone to Springfield with a girl com 1 panion She has been employed in
 a cotton mill in Southbridge. 1t is said: l also that she left home because she ] was dissatisfied. An effort is to be l made to locate her in Springfield. Congregational Christmas Program. A Christmas program has been ar l ranged for the services at the Con- 1 gregationaI church tomorrow (Sun- day). In the morning there is to be 1 special music including selections from | The Messiah. The solos are to be 1 by Mrs. Buckingham and MT, Bailey. At a special service at o'clock l Sunday afternoon Miss Katherine Bill 1 is to read the story of The Other 1 Wise Man, this to be illustrated with ] stereopticon views. Included in the l service will be the feature of bringing l gifts for the work of the king. These 1 gifts are to be used for special work. ] The Christmas tree and exercises for I the children at the Congregational church is arranged for next Thurs day evening.
 Decision for Affirmative. l The Marietta E<ies Debating society 1 of Killingly High school held it's De- l cemher debate in the assembly hall l Friday. The question discussed was. SIo 1 Own and Operate Its Telephone Lines. 1 The affirmative was upheld by Miss l Olive Kent and Benjamin Brown. Ray
 Bailey and Leslie Murray spoke for
 the negative. The judges were Miss
 Ada Danielson. Miss Sarah Mullen and 1 James Wright, they giving a decision l to the affirmative.
 l The Freshmen Debating society of l the school on Friday discussed Sle 1 question, Resolved. That Suffrage 1 also, Resolved, That Lee Was Great
 CT General Than Grant. The judges 1 decided in favor of the negative in l the first debate and for the affirmative 1 in the second.
 The annual sophonore-fres basketball game was feature mark 1 ing one end of the fall term. Cho I quette, Maynard, Norton, Ward and l Wells played for the second year stu dents, and Bartlett, Bede, Gallup, Hor- l ton and Jette for the entering class. 1 The Sophomores won, Is to 5. l Christmas evening Putnam High l schools basketball team will play the 1 Killingly High school team here. This will be the third league game for Kill 1 lingly and will probably be very close l ly contested, l Public Xmas Tree 30 Feet Tall. A Christmas tree 30 feet high. the 1 tree to be supplied by Everett Til- linghast is 10 be erected on Davis