Norwich bulletin., 1913-06-23

ms cottage aI OaAlduQ DedCn.
 Mrs Marie Benoit of Baltic was visitor with relatives here Saturday.
 At St. James church Saturday morn ing relatives attended a high anniver- sary requiem mass for Godfroi Gana- ache, who died June 22, 1912.
 At PIainfieId Mission.
 Rev. James H. George IT,. conduct ed services at St. Paul's mission, Plainfleld, Sunday afternoon.
 Miss Kathleen Burns of Hartford and John Burns of Webster were vis- itors with their parents, MT. and Mrs. John Burns.
 Aaron ViaH who has been a pa- tient at a Norwich hospital, has re- turned to his home In Danielson.
 Masons at Church.
 Members of Moriah ledge. No. Is, A. F. and A. M, attended services day morning, the Sunday being the nearest to St. Johns day. June A.
 Clarence Clifford, formerly of Dan ielson, has been awarded the degree of A. NJ. at Brown university. Dur ing his course at the university MT. Clifford has made a special study of Biblical literature.
 w R. C. Memorial.
 Next Sunday has been selected by McGregor post, w. R. C., as the time for holding their annual memorial ex- ercises for the deceased members of the organization
 Savinss, Not National Bank.~
 Tn the headings over the Danielson news Saturday morning the line rela- tive to the bank recsivership should have read Windham County Savings bank, not 'fWindham County National l. s-h. f1A 4e d.. excellent financial condition, the best in its history.
 A meeting of the local chapter of the Circuit league of the Methodist church is scheduled to be held this (Monday) evening. Members of chap ters in towns surrounding Danielson will be present and will furnish the
 Rev. E. J. Clarke of Bristol, Vt, con- ducted the service at the Congre- gational church in Dayville Sunday morning.
 Shaw-Baker.
 A recent marriage at Pittsfield, Mass. was that of Earl Shaw, son of MT. and Mrs w F. Shaw, formerly of Dayyille and Miss Florence Baker of Pittsf7eld.
 An auto tour of various state roads in towns in this part of Windham county show that some of them are quite urgently in need of repair work, though the general condition is good.
 E. o. Wood is fast recovering from the injuries and shaking up that he received when he was thrown from his motorcycle one day last week while at Phenix, R. I.
 chidren's and Temperance Day.
 At the Pentecostal church Sunday was observed as Children's and Tenn perance day. The special program that had been arranged proved a deep in- terest to the congregation.
 Transportation Provided.
 At Brooklyn. which is mission of St. James parish of Danielson, Cath ollie residents who live in the rural sections about that place have had transportation provided for them that they may be able to attend services.
 St. James Graduating Exercises.
 The following is the arrangement of the program for the exercises to be held Tuesday by the pupils of St. James school, these exercises marking the end of the school year: Welcome song; piano duet; fagelot magique, class of boys; recitations; Les Pre- miers Pus de Jesusi The Swallow s Nest; French song: vocal duet, The Quarrel; pantomine, class of pupils: chant L'Hirondelle ct le Papillon; piano duet; operetta. members of the school. graduates address. distribu- ton of diplomas and presentation of prizes given by the ladies of the par ish societies.