Norwich bulletin., 1913-10-03
DANIELSON AND PUTNAM NEWS

hemlock and autumn foliage. The bridal party entered to the music or fSmart's Festival March played by or ganiSt DriggS and the recesSlonal was MendelsSohn'S wedding march. At the reception there were selections Dy MISS Gertrude Allen of Quincy, Mass The bridegroom. after graduating from the South Manchester High school, enter ed Yale. from which he was graduated in 1910, and a once entered the Hart ford Theological seminary. from which he was graduated last May. Last week he received 9 call and accepted to be- 7, come pastor ot the Congregational church in Greens Farms, in the south west part of the state, and will enter upon his duties there in oNvember. The bride is also a graduatesof the South Manchester High school and un- til last spring was a teacher in the Ninth district schools.
 Said to Be Moosup Car.
 While in Hartford recently an auto mobile bearing a registration accred- ited to Floyd Cranska of Moosup was in collision with a UnionVille car on Pennington avenue. It is stated that the car started when the chauffeur cranked it, he having failed to disen- gage the clutch The car ran about 20 feet before it hit the trolley car. No one was inju, ed.
 PianfeId Fighting for No o-License.
 The license and no-Hcense factions in the town of Plainfeld are doing some real live hustling this wee, and the indications are that the vote on the question a. the annual tow n meet ing next Monday will be one of the largest on record. Plainfield is ll- cense town al present, but the mo- license people are making very confi- dent predictions that they will win in the contest next Monday.
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 The intercIass meet for all track events, of the Killingly High School Athletic association is to be held at the RivervieW driving park this (Fri- daY) afternoon at O'clock There is great interest and keen rivalry in the many eveDts that are to be run off, the list of these eing as follows: 100 yard dash, 220 yard dash. one-quarter, one half and mile run. 50 var ddash (for girls only}, pole vault. standing high jump, running high jump, standing broad jump, running broad jump, shot put, discus throwing, ball throw for boys, ball throw for girls, tug of war Chine sophomores vs. nine freshmen), hop. skip and jump, bicycle races.
 The officials at the meet are to be three judges, timekeeper starter and scorer. The contestants winning first place in any event will be awarded three points; for second place they will be given two points, and for third place one point. No pupil is to be allowed to enter in more than six events. En- tries for the events have been received by the field nanagers: Hwoard Call for the seniors: Kenneth Burlington, for the juniors; Raymond Ward, for the sophomoIes; George Kies. for the freshmen.
 Junior Glass Officers.
 Following are the newly elected off, cers of the junior class of Killingly High school for the 1913-14 period: President, Herbert Pepler; vice presi- dent, Rachel Burns; secretary, Lulu Wells; treasurer, Winifred Casey. Jewish People Attend Holiday obsery-
 ance.
 The Hebrew people of Danielson and vicinity were in most instances away, at Norwich, Worcester, Providence or New York. Thursday for the observ- ance of the feast of Rosh Hashonah, marking the beginning of the year 5674.