Norwich bulletin., 1913-06-16
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DANIELSON
pr. and Mrs. Rienzi Robinson at Min neapo!is-Rev E. A. Legg Delivers Raccalaureate Sermon Foresters' Memorial Sunday-TaIk of New Railroad Freight Yard.


 Memorial Sunday-TaIk of New
 Railroad Freight Yard.
 Rev. H. N. Brown of Everett, Mass, preached at the Pentecostal church Sunday
 J. M Bessette of the West Side is to spend some time in Canada on "a business trip.
 Captain A. P. Woodward O. O., spent Sunday in camp with the Thir- teenth company at Fishers Island
 improving at Norwich.
 Mrs. Everett Mitchell, patient at the Norwich hospital, is reported as inn proved in health.
 Will Visit Yellowstone Park.
 Dr. and Mrs. Rienzi Robinson are in Minneapolis this week for the meet ing of the American Medical society and will visit Yellowstone park before their return to Danielscn.
 George A. Potter of Providence was visitor with friends in Danielson over Sunday.
 Cadet Albert H. Warren of the West Point Military academy has arrived here to spend his summer vacation, his first since entering the school. He will remain here until late in August.
 Examinations for entrance to Kill ingly high school will be held at the graded school building this (Monday) morning.
 Dr. w. F. H. Newton, who has been i'll with rheumatism for many weeks, is so much improved at his home near Providence that he hopes to be able to return here about July l.
 4 number of the members of Quine- baug lodge of Odd Fellows were at Putnam Sunday for the memorial ser vices conducted by the order in that place
 A Topic of Interest.
 Money was the topic of the ser- mon by Rev. H. B. Goodsell at the Congregational church in South Kill ingly Sunday evening.
 Warden w. I. Bullard has been away on business trip in the interest of one of the industries of East Killing ly.
 The Pentecostal Collegiate Institute at North Scituate is to close it's term on Friday of this week
 Amputation Necessary.
 Ray Whipple of BallouviHe has had two fingers so badly injured when a girder fell upon them that it was nec- essary to amputate both at the first joint
 J. F. Kerr, new manager of the Or pheum theater, has completed a reno vation of the interior of the house and is to make other changes as he gets in touch with the situation here.
 Frank L. Bennett of Ballouville gave readings at an entertainment. which included orchestra selections, vocal solos, etc, at the lower church in East Killingly Saturday night.
 Chilly Nights at Camp.
 The Thirteenth company, which left for Fishers Island a week ago today, has been experiencing some cold nights and the members have not enjoyed the tent life so much as is usually the case, 1t is learnd from letters received here by friends of the soldiers.
 On Launch Trip.
 Mir and Mrs William Franklin, Mir. and Mrs. Charles S. Francis, MT. and Ralph Young, Miss Katherine D. Ayl- ward, Charles E. Franklin and E. A. Sullivan spent Sunday at Oakland Beach, and Saturday enjoyed a launch trip from Pawtuxet to Newport.
 6accaIaureate Address.
 Rev. E. A. Legg, pastor of the Meth odist church, preached the baccalau- reate sermon before the graduating class of Killingly high school in the ing at a union service, no service be- ing held at the Methodist or Baptist churches.
 Comme noemsnt Week.
 This is commencement week for the students of Killingly high school. This year all of the events incident to the graduation will be held in the town hall. The first of these will be the class day exercises on Thursday aft ernoon and admission vii be by card on invitation issued by a member of the class. The graduation exercises, open to the public, will be held Thurs day evenin. the address to be by Rev. R. S. McArthur, a noted speaker. Friday evening the reception for the class un- der the auspices of the Alumni asso- citation will be held.
 To Hear from Chinese Field.
 Present Day Missionaries in China will be the subject at the meeting of the Ladies' Missionary Auxiliary of the Congregational church tomorrow (Tuesday) afternoon, with Mrs. Stone. Mrs. Joseph Danielson will be the leader
 Killingly's night school has been so very successful during it's first year that in all probability the town will be asked at the annual town meeting to continue it through lhe coming fall and winter A year of experience in conducting the school has shown that there is a real demand for it in Dan- ielson, and the cost of maintaining it and at the same time getting good re- suits is so low as to warrant its con- tinuance.
 Foresters Honor Their Dead. As is the annual custom of the or- ganization, memorial services for the deceased members of Court Oak Grove. Foresters of America, were held Sunday afternoon, the graves of the members buried in St. James cem- eterv being decorated with flowers and a ritualistie service held.
 New Freight Yard Mooted.
 Local rumor has 1t that the hours stop here one afternoon last week of the special bearing officials of the New Haven road. who made an inspection of the company's property, means that m M ~