Norwich bulletin., 1913-06-20
DANIEISON
Thirteenth Company Home from Camp Miss Carter Leaves High School Certificates in Writing for St. James PuPils-cIass Day and Graduating Exercises of High School.


 Pupils-cIass Day and Graduating Exercises of High School Mrs. H. J. Reeves of Baltic was a visitor here Thursday with her son, Abel l.. Reeves and family
 Louis White of New Britain vis- tied friends here Thursday
 MT. and Mrs. Daniel Larkin and Nor man Ross are at Oakland beach John A. Richardson of Pawtucket visited friends in Danielson Thurs day.
 Judge 4. G. Bill off1ciated at a dou- ble wedding, the parties being Prov 1dence and Attleboro people.
 Nine Months, Jail Sentence. James Morrison of Dayville has been sentenced in the town court to serve a sentence, on various counts, aggre- gatfng about nine months in iaiI Miss Myrtis Burroughs, who has been in i'll health. is regaining her strength and is expected to return here from New Jersey in about two weeks. The Connecticut company has ar ranged to run special cars for the ac- communication of those who attend the high school reception this evening. ,, There will be a large delegation of students and alumni at Dayville this afternoon for the K H. S-Alumni game, an annual event
 Miss Ella Sidley Is to enter the employ of G. O. Thomas as clerk in his store.
 Home from Camp. At 3.02 Thursday afternoon the Thir teenth company. C. A C., returned here from their ten days tour of duty l at Fort Wright. Fishers Island. Off, cers and men were we'll pleased with the results of the trip. Dr. J. s. Chagnon has come to Dan ielson from North Grosvenordale. J. Raymond Casey will be at New London tomorrow for the entrance ex- aminations for the, United States naval l academy at Annapolis. Miss Garter Resigns. ! Miss Marguerite Carter teacher o4 French at Killingly high school dur 1 ing the past year, has resigned to teach elsewhere at an advanced salary. 1 Rev. H. l.. Dixon, Hartford, who con- 1 ducted revival services here last win l ter, is to preach at the service at the Pentecostal church this (Friday) eve I ming.
 Changes in Library Rules.
 At the public library what has been known as the librarians room has been l set aside for those who wish to enter into conversation, which is not per- mitted in the reading room, as a place l where ladies may meet each other by l appointment. Henry M. Danielson, the new librarian, has introduced severa- l changes that have already had the eff 1 feet of making the library even more 1 attractive for the people of the bor- ough. who have always appreciated 1t Palmer Certificates for Pupils. The following St. James school pu. pills, the school closing today for the summer vacation, have been awarded 1 diplomas for proficiency in the Palmer method of writing: Anna Dubuc, Au- req Gingras. Leonie Choquette, Bea- trice Lambert. Blanche Bosquet. Anna Gtngras. Blanche Allerie, Mary Peltier Dora. Deaume. Clarence Boulais The { system of writing has been in use al l the school for some time and has beer found to be very practical Oil Their Own Streets. On various streets in Danielsor 1 where street sprfnkIing is not arranged l for, citizens have overcome the dus l nuisance by buying street surface oi l and treating the space opposite theil 1 expense is not as great as the beneffts | received.
 Firenen's Delegate. John Jaeger has been elected dele. gate from Minnetexit Hose company No. i. to the annual convention of thu 1 State FTremen's association. in whicf organization the Danielson fire depart ment Is represented by all of it's com. ! panies. Other local delegates to ths i convention are to be elected. The Standard Oil delivery truck tha, l arrived at Plafnf1eld and was believed to be for this town has been sent tt 1 Plainville. where it was intended tha; 1t should go. The DanieIson truck Ii | not expected to arrive until later in tn, 1 season.
 Mokenna-Ady.
 Miss Euladie B. Adv of Forest Hills l Md, and Dr. James Philip McKenns l of Providence were married here re gently by Rev. M. J. Gfnet.
 The borough officials have approved a requisition for 250 feet of fire hose 1 five lengths, for the fire department that the hose equipment of the bor ough be kept up to a proper standard